Cornwall, England
Cornwall is England's most south-westerly county — a dramatic granite peninsula stretching 80 miles into the Atlantic, surrounded on three sides by the sea, defined by extraordinary coastal scenery, a unique Celtic heritage and a quality of light that has attracted artists to Newlyn and St Ives for over a century. At its tip, Land's End marks the geographical extremity of mainland Britain — the point where England finally surrenders to the vast Atlantic, and where visitors have been making pilgrimage for centuries.
For groups, Cornwall offers a multi-day touring experience of outstanding variety. The fishing villages of Mousehole and Mevagissey, the dramatic cliffs of the Lizard Peninsula (the most southerly point of mainland Britain), the extraordinary Minack Theatre carved into a cliff face above the sea at Porthcurno, St Michael's Mount rising from Mount's Bay, the surf beaches of Newquay and the magical harbour town of St Ives — all combine to make Cornwall one of Britain's most rewarding group destinations.
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Dramatic granite cliffs plunging into turquoise seas, charming fishing villages, world-class coastal scenery and the most south-westerly point in Britain. Cornwall is a breath-taking multi-day group destination packed with heritage, beaches and seafood.
St Ives is Cornwall's most celebrated artistic town — a former fishing village of whitewashed cottages, cobbled lanes and pristine beaches that has been a magnet for artists since the 1880s. The Tate St Ives, opened in 1993, houses an outstanding collection of St Ives School paintings and sculptures in a purpose-built gallery overlooking Porthmeor Beach. Barbara Hepworth's sculpture garden in the town centre is one of Britain's great outdoor art spaces.
The Eden Project, near St Austell, is one of Cornwall's most visited attractions and one of the great environmental tourism projects of the 21st century — two enormous geodesic biomes housing the world's largest indoor rainforest and a Mediterranean habitat, set in a former china clay pit. The Outdoor Garden, the Core education centre and the seasonal programme of events make it an excellent choice for groups of all ages and interests.
A 3-day Cornwall itinerary might include: Day 1 — Penzance, Land's End, the Minack Theatre and Porthcurno; Day 2 — St Ives, Hayle Towans beach, St Michael's Mount and Marazion; Day 3 — Eden Project, Fowey and Mevagissey. Accommodation in Penzance or Truro provides a central base. Busiby coaches are fully equipped for multi-day touring with ample luggage space for group stays.
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