Walk around Pendennis Headland topped with an historic castle at the entrance to Falmouth’s picturesque natural harbour. Be rewarded with sweeping views of the Cornish coast towards the beautiful Roseland peninsula and across Falmouth Bay. Encounter golden beaches and gardens with exotic plants and palms and take the opportunity to indulge in a cream tea. Jam first – of course!  Moderate walking fitness. Sensible walking shoes, clothing suitable for weather conditions. Some paved, some uneven & unsurfaced tracks may make parts of this walk challenging for those with personal mobility considerations.   Inclusions What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing ☂️ Waterproofs 🥤 Drink

Discover lesser-known corners of Portreath, Cornish Mining World Heritage Site once Georgian spa, bustling Victorian port and now small resort on Cornwall’s Atlantic coast. Explore the harbour, village and beach on a walk with Viv local Cornish Blue Badge Guide. Walk on the South West Coast path to the clifftop into an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to enjoy views of the rugged coast and a giant's hideaway before returning to the village where there you may decide to indulge in a Cornish Cream Tea or light lunch!   Inclusions What's Included 🧰 Equipment - • Use of personal radio receiver connected to wireless audio transmission system on walk. Bring own earphone or purchase disposable one on day. 📋 Other - Option to book authentic cream tea or crab sandwich lunch   What you'll need 📋 Other - Sensible walking shoes, clothing suitable for weather conditions e. g. waterproof coat, sun hat etc.

Be immersed in heritage as you walk ‘The Great Flat Lode’ in the UNESCO Cornish Mining World Heritage Site near Redruth, C19th ‘Mining Capital of The World’. Enjoy views to the coast from a mining landscape, now reclaimed by nature, on a guided walk with your local Cornish guide whose ancestors were part of the Great Migration that spread Cornish culture across the world. Moderate walking fitness. Some uneven surfaces may make parts of this walk challenging for those with personal mobility considerations. Wheelchair friendly except for access to buildings and parts of South Wheal Frances mine site. Fairly level track between sites. Sensible walking shoes, clothing suitable for weather conditions.   Inclusions What you'll need 🧤 Warm Clothing ☂️ Waterproofs 🥤 Drink - Water