North Cornwall Coast Path

Battered by the Atlantic waves, north Cornwall has some of England’s most rugged coastal scenery. Imposing cliffs, ruined tin mines and brilliant sandy coves all add to the drama of this walk from Cape Cornwall to Treyarnon Bay.

Highlights Brilliant sandy beaches at Perranporth and Newquay Walking atop the lofty Atlantic cliffs to rugged headlands - some of the best coastal walking in Britain Iconic remains of tin mines; remnants of Cornwall’s proud industrial heritage

Detailed information

	Itinerary
	Dates and prices
	Your accommodation and meals
	Travel to and from your holiday
	Average temperatures
	Why not try...

Itinerary

64 miles. 9-13 miles and up to 1,820ft of ascent in a day.

Day 1: arrival day.
Day 2: starting from Cape Cornwall, pass the Levant Tin Mine and dramatic scenery as we walk to Gurnard’s Head.
Day 3: enjoy more superb coastal views from the north coast en route to Zennor village and St Ives.
Day 4: walk around the sweeping sands of St Ives Bay to the lighthouse at Godrevy Point and the harbour village of Portreath.
Day 5: over the cliffs to St Agnes Head and the superb beach at Perranporth.
Day 6: cross the broad expanse of Perran Sands and Kelsey Head to the resort of Newquay.
Day 7: complete the walk following the Atlantic coast to Treyarnon Bay.
Day 8: departure day.

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Dates and prices

Premium Single & Twin Supplement: £5 per person per night

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Your accommodation and meals

You’ll stay at HF Holidays’ own Country House at St Ives, with transport to and from the route provided each day.

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Travel to and from your holiday

This is not included in the price of your holiday.

By train:

The following websites should help you to plan your journey:

By road: www.theaa.com
By rail: www.thetrainline.com
By coach: www.nationalexpress.com

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Average temperatures

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