Coach Trips & Holidays Cornwall

Wild moors, dramatic cliffs, stunning sandy bays and haunting history will leave a Cornish mark on your heart.

Cornwall is a land defined by its spectacular coastline which tapers out into the Atlantic Ocean. The dramatic granite cliffs of Land's End, picture postcard harbours and the wide sandy beaches of the north coast have all made Cornwall a holiday favourite for generations. But Cornwall also has a rich cultural heritage and this has left an indelible mark on the landscape. From ancient stones to the ghosts of the mining industry, there are constant reminders that you may not be in England anymore. The "sub-tropical" climate is certainly the mildest in the UK but the summers aren't the hottest! So it must be the combination of spectacular natural assets, a rich history and the rise of cool Cornwall with all its contemporary chic that draws so many visitors back again and again. Cornwall's beaches are unrivalled elsewhere in Britain for their beauty and variety, and its quaint fishing villages straight out of a storybook, which leads to literary connections inspired by tales of smuggling, wild moors and a mystical past from King Arthur to the haunting character's and settings of Daphne du Maurier. Cornwall will stay in your heart and draw you back for so many wonderful reasons.

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We feature two great venues for our stays in Cornwall.

The comfortable and friendly Ship & Castle Hotel is set in an unbeatable location in the traditional South Cornwall fishing village of St Mawes, overlooking the village’s picture-postcard harbour.

If you’re looking for a hotel that lets you make the most of the beach then the St. Ives Bay Hotel could not be a better choice. Located right on the beachfront of this famous coastal town, you can be on the beach from your hotel room in no time at all. Situated in an elevated position overlooking Porthminster Beach with its golden sands and turquoise waters, this welcoming hotel commands stunning views across the bay