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HOLIDAYS What's included Our holidays are usually based at the Llawnroc Inn, Gorran Haven or Bodrugan Farm near Mevagissey but we also use bed and breakfast accommodation and hotels in the Mevagissey and Truro areas. This enables us to suit most pockets and tastes. Transport, information and all necessary arrangements will be provided by your guides who operate exclusively in Cornwall. For prices and dates see Home Page 
The holidays include six nights bed and breakfast, local transport, the services of a full time guide, evening meal on the day of your arrival and a chance to meet your fellow walkers and packed lunches on four of the five days walking. Also included (if you prefer not to drive to Cornwall) is a pick-up/drop off service for the nearest rail or coach station (St Austell) or airport (Newquay) to which Ryanair now fly from London Stansted. |
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| For details contact: Hidden Cornwall Walking Holidays, 5 Perhaver Park, Gorran Haven, St Austell PL26 6NZ UK Tel 01872 273068 or 01726 842259 Mobile 07974 819702 Email: walkingholidays@walkingcornwall.co.uk On our walking holidays you won’t find yourself on a route march plodding on relentlessly mile after mile with your head down! More than anything we want you to enjoy yourself on a Hidden Cornwall holiday. Here are some of the walks we do, though you won’t have time to try them all. |
 Bodmin Moor |
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CLIFFS AND HEADLANDS AROUND GORRANSpectacular scenery, geology, history and the romantic tale of Tristan and Iseult BODMIN MOORWilderness, tors, archaeology, tin mining history and possibly a glimpse of the Beast of Bodmin Moor LUXULYAN VALLEYWalk through a secret wooded ravine with china clay, spectacular granite and gorge scenery, amazing water engineering |
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DU MAURIER COUNTRYThe lovely creeks, hidden churches, coastal scenery of the Fowey estuary, home to one of the world’s most famous writers CREEKS WOODS AND BIRDSWalk along the Tresillian River to the Georgian/Victorian architecture of the cathedral City of Truro THE ROSELAND PENINSULAWalk the Coast Path to St Anthony’s lighthouse with stunning views across to Falmouth, Pendennis and St Mawes castles DEVORAN AND RESTRONGUET CREEKFind out how a placid creekside village was once the home of lead and silver smelting, ocean-going schooners, horse drawn and steam-hauled trains. |
 St. Anthony's lighthouse, Roseland |
| PADSTOW/ NORTH COAST Walk round thriving fishing village, discover vast stretches of sand, jagged cliffs, blow holes and exciting swimming. PORTMELLON, MEVAGISSEY, PENTEWAN AND HELIGANWalk the crazily angled streets of Mevagissey, find a lost harbour and visit Europe’s biggest garden restoration. |
 Mevagissey Harbour |
IS THIS THE BEST WALK IN BRITAIN?(Asks Country Walking magazine) Helford River and Frenchman's Creek by way of ferry. TRESILLIAN TO THE SEATrek through isolated woods and farmland, cross a silted up estuary and find the sea via a hidden valley. |
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 Old Kea Churchyard - Hidden Ships Walk |
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For the energetic our Walking Holidays involve about 8-9 miles per day
but with plenty of stops and a relatively leisurely pace. For those
preferring short strolls then our Garden Holidays would fit the bill.
Choose either and you will see the secret and spectacular places of
Cornwall UK together with (either inclusive or by arrangement) some
of the County's world famous attractions e.g. Eden Project, Lost Gardens
of Heligan, Tate of the West and National Maritime Museum Cornwall.