Private Tours & Trips in Cornwall

Intimate villages and coastal paths of Cornwall unfold on this private tour. Optional group activities include boat trips and guided visits, while flexible scheduling allows for personal exploration time.

Walk around 100 km over 8 days along Cornwall's coast from St Ives to Penzance on this private self-guided trip. The South West Coast Path takes you past Godrevy where seal colonies hang out, through historic Geevor tin mines with old chimneys still standing, and on to Land's End at Great Britain's most westerly point.

This 8-day private walk goes from Padstow's historic harbor to St Ives, with luggage transfers between hotels so you can trek light. The 21km section from Padstow passes Stepper Point and the notorious Doom Bar sandbar to Porthcothan Bay, and later you'll walk Hell's Mouth and Godrevy Point with views of the lighthouse that inspired Virginia Woolf's novel.

Stay in one private room in St Ives for all 7 days while day-hiking different sections with transfers and train tickets included. Trek from St Ives to Leland, see tin mining heritage at Geevor, and catch sunset at Land's End, with a navigation app and GPS data so you can check out Porthcurno's coves and Zennor's landscapes at your own pace.

This 8-day private walk covers 63 km along Cornwall's Atlantic coast from St Ives to Newlyn, with luggage transported between selected hotels. Pass Pendeen Watch Lighthouse and the 80-ton Logan Rock at Treryn Dinas, walk through harbors at Sennen Cove and Mousehole, then see Geevor tin mine and Lamorna Wink pub before reaching St Levan hamlet.

This private walking holiday covers 127 km from Westward Ho! to Padstow, staying in Victorian resort Bude and historic Tintagel. You'll navigate on your own past the 48-meter cascade at Speke's Mill Mouth, cross The Rumps headland near Portquin village, and walk Hartland Peninsula's cliffs with daily luggage transfers between guesthouses.

Cycle independently along Cornwall's coast past Watergate Bay and Mousehole fishing village, stopping at the Tate Gallery St Ives and Barbara Hepworth Museum. The car-free Camel Trail offers 20 km of riverside riding along the River Camel back to Padstow, and there's time to see the Eden Project's indoor rainforest displays.

Walk Cornwall's coastline at your own pace with daily luggage transfers and stays in comfort-level guesthouses. The route follows St. Michael's Way pilgrimage path from Marazion inland to Steeple viewpoint, passes through Kemyel nature reserve near Lamorna, and stops at old St. Uny Church in Lelant before continuing along the coast.