Day 1

We arrive at our hotel for dinner.

Day 2

Eden Project & Charlestown
The Eden Project is our destination this morning. Nestled in a huge crater, massive biomes house the largest rainforest in captivity. In the afternoon we make our way to Charlestown with its unspoilt original Grade II Listed harbour and famous fleet of Square Riggers ships. A popular filming location, the harbour and ships are used in film projects from all over the world and are a particular draw for visitors. We have included entry to the Shipwreck Centre which houses a gallery of shipwreck artefacts, a treasure trove of interesting items. Please Note: Unfortunately, due the age and infrastructure of the underground tunnels, along with some difficulties encountered with access, this whole area is not safely accessible for anyone using a wheelchair, mobility scooter or pushchair. We also recommend that anyone who uses a walking aid might also wish to avoid this area at the centre.

Day 3

Bodmin Jail & Prideaux Place
After breakfast, we make our way to Bodmin Jail, built in 1779 for King George III, the jail was one of the first modern prisons in the UK with individual cells and segregated male and female areas. In the afternoon, we visit Prideaux Place, a magnificent Elizabethan manor house perched on a hill above Padstow's busy harbour.

Day 4

Truro & Healy's Cornish Cyder Farm
Today we make our way to Truro, the county town of Cornwall. The stunning Gothic Revival Cathedral is our first port of call with its three soaring spires and beautiful stained-glass windows. In the afternoon we visit the family-run Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm, the largest cider makers in Cornwall, where a range of award-winning ciders, wines, spirits and preserves are produced.

Day 5

Newquay
We enjoy free time in Newquay itself today, to enjoy the facilities of the hotel or perhaps take a stroll along the fabulous Fistral Beach.

Day 6

We leave our hotel and begin our journey back to the local area.

Hotel

3* Pentire Hotel, Newquay

With stunning coastal views across the Atlantic and a stone's throw from Fistral Beach, you couldn't ask for a better hotel location than here on the Pentire Headland in Newquay. Sandwiched between Britain's most famous surf beach and the serene Gannel Estuary, it's not only perfect for that quintessential seaside break, it's also the ideal Newquay hotel from which to explore Cornwall.

Bedrooms: En-suite (shower over bath) with TV, tea/coffee making facilities, telephone and hairdryer.

Facilities: Bar and restaurant, indoor swimming pool, spa, gym.

Mobility Information: There is a lift. Rooms with walk-in showers on request only.