Land's End

As the name suggests, this tourist destination is located at the extreme western tip of the British mainland. Take in the view, see a theatre show, shop, and explore the village and amusement park.

St. Michael's Mount

Separated from the mainland by a causeway covered by sea at high water, this island community, complete with medieval church, castle and village, is a delightful place to visit.

Polperro

Sheltered from the elements in a cliff's ravine, this charming Cornish fishing village of cottages is perched on a steep slope overlooking a tiny harbour with narrow, winding streets and alleys.

St. Ives & Tate St. Ives

In the mid-19th century, St. Ives was home to a thriving fishing industry. Tate St Ives is a striking 3-story building that sits in the cliff face overlooking the beach, and houses modern and contemporary art by notable Cornwall artists. Enjoy the beach view from the restaurant.

Fowey

This seaside community's natural harbour is a haven for yachts and mariners. Its estuary is one of the most breathtaking and unspoiled waterways of Britain's south coast.

Lizard Peninsula

Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Lizard Peninsula is home to 15 of Britain's most rare plants, as the mild climate nurtures subtropical vegetation and a year-round color.

Cultural Experience