Our Cycling & Walking Holidays in Cornwall

• Visit magical St. Ives & the picture postcard village of Mousehole
• Art, ice creams & fish ‘n’ chips
• Walk to Land’s End, the furthest Westerly point on the English Mainland
• Views of St Michael's Mount
• Quaint coves and beaches - once the haunt of smugglers & wreckers, now the abode of seals & surfers

• Classic Cornish coastal walking
• Padstow’s old harbour and Rick Stein’s restaurant
• Newquay - Britain’s surf capital, and St.Ives - the famous artist’s town
• Coves & beaches: once the haunt of smugglers and wreckers, now the abode of seals and surfers
• Crystal clear water and old tin mines

• Stunning & sunny Cornish coastline of beaches, coves and cliffs
• St. Ives, a town of art, Cornish ice creams and fish‘n'chips
• Famous surfing beaches and the windswept grassy cliffs around Godrevy Point
• Explore fishing villages such as St. Ives and St. Mawes
• Romantic landscapes scattered with the remains of tin mines
• Embrace great opportunities for ocean swimming
• Fuel your bike ride with the countless culinary treats that you’ll discover along the way
• Stand on the most westerly and the most southerly points of mainland England

There's no escaping the fact that this is a cycling tour packed with hills. Many are steep, some are long and winding, some will take you by surprise and others will tease you from a distance. They make this a ride best suited for intermediate-to-advanced cyclists, or those who opt for an e-bike. Each day varies in elevation, length and gradient which keeps things interesting. While you’ll be spending a large amount of time on your bike, you’ll still have plenty of time to stop and take in the picture-perfect surroundings.