5 Day Devon & Cornwall Small Group Tour from London
Our 5-day classic Devon & Cornwall Tour departing from London will take you to the southwestern part of England, where we will explore some of the most spectacular places in the UK. Travel
Our 5-day classic Devon & Cornwall Tour departing from London will take you to the southwestern part of England, where we will explore some of the most spectacular places in the UK. Travel in a small group of up to 16 people in an executive Mercedes mini coach. Highlights of our 5-day tour include visits to Winchester, Stonehenge, Dartmoor, Exeter, Porthcurno, Lands End & Glastonbury. Led by a dedicated, experienced, and friendly guide, you will stay two nights in the Roman city of Exeter and two nights in the harbor town of Falmouth.
Our 5-day classic Devon & Cornwall Tour is an enjoyable way to get an authentic feel for England and a great way to see a considerable number of attractions in a short space of time.
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itinerary:
Day One:
- Depart London at 9.15am and start the day with a drive through the old kingdom of Wessex, an ancient Anglo-Saxon kingdom
- Visit Winchester, the ancient capital of the Wessex kingdom. Discover its medieval streets, impressive cathedral, and historic Great Hall, home to King Arthur’s legendary Round Table. Don’t miss the vibrant local markets and charming cafes for a taste of local culture
- Head to Stonehenge, an extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage site that inspires visitors with its mystical stone circles that date back over 5,000 years. Visit the Neolithic Village and learn more about Stonehenge in the Visitor’s Center. There is also an excellent cafe on site
- Drive to Exeter, an ancient Cathedral city that dates back to Roman times
- Overnight in Exeter
Day Two:

Exeter Cathedral
- Depart Exeter on this 5-day classic Devon & Cornwall Tour and drive into the beautiful Dartmoor countryside, known for its rugged terrain, craggy landscapes and Dartmoor ponies
- View the ancient 14th Century Clapper Bridge at Postbridge, one of the iconic landmarks of the area
- Discover the colorful market town of Tavistock with its bustling stores and local crafts. The town was once home to Sir Francis Drake, the famous explorer and naval commander
- Return to Exeter and spend the early afternoon discovering this Roman Town. Highlights of Exeter include the ancient Roman City Walls and the 12th-century Cathedral with its impressive Gothic architecture. Explore the Royal Albert Memorial Museum with its fascinating exhibits, including ancient artifacts from the Roman and prehistoric periods and natural history displays. In the evening, enjoy the vibrant shopping and dining scene in the bustling Princesshay area.
- Overnight in Exeter
Day Three:

Boscastle, Cornwall
- Start the morning with a drive west into Cornwall, one of the Celtic Kingdoms and home to the Cornish People
- Learn of the dramatic Arthurian tales & legends that are tied to the Celtic region, such as the Beast of Bodmin and the tale of Piskies and Spriggins
- Visit Boscastle, a romantic coastal village in Cornwall famous for its stunning harbor and dramatic coastal scenery, which has inspired many writers and poets, including Thomas Hardy. Choose to visit the unique Museum of Witchcraft and Magic or enjoy scenic walks along the South West Coast Path with breathtaking views. The charming village also offers quaint cafes and local artisan shops to explore
- Head to nearby Tintagel Castle. Tintagel Castle is associated with the legends of King Arthur and is believed to have been his birthplace. It is also linked with the mythical Camelot. Wander across the dramatic footbridge connecting the island to the mainland, offering stunning coastal views.
- After lunch, visit the fishing village of Port Isaac, which plays the fictional village of Portwenn in the Doc Martin TV series. Viewers will recognize the pretty harbor with its shingle beach
- End the day with a final stop at the seaside town of Falmouth. Falmouth is famous for its deep natural harbor, one of the largest in the world, and the historic Pendennis Castle, built by Henry VIII
- Overnight in Falmouth
Day Four:
- Day four of this 5-day classic Devon & Cornwall Tour takes you to the most westerly tip of England, which boasts stunning views of the surrounding English countryside and dramatic coastline. Take a brief stop to look at the island community of St Michael’s Mount
- Visit the extraordinary open-air Minack Theater, built by the Romans and still used today. It is considered to be one of the world’s most spectacular theaters that juts into the ocean. Due to availability, you may be unable to visit this theater. Your guide will let you know
- Stop off at Porthcurno Beach, with its fine golden sands and deep blue waters
- Pass by Lands End, one of Britain’s most famous landmarks, and used in the filming of the Poldark TV series
- Visit St Ives, famous for its art galleries. Wander through the charming cobblestone streets filled with boutique shops and cafes
- Return to Falmouth for an overnight stay
Day Five:

Glastonbury Tor
- Depart Falmouth and drive across Bodmin Moor, the highest part of Cornwall and an area of outstanding natural beauty
- Continue this scenic drive into the Devon countryside before arriving at Glastonbury
- Glastonbury is famed for its annual music festival. Discover the 7th-century Abbey, rumored to be King Arthurs’s burial place, and enjoy lunch in one of the many cafes. Climb up the hillside to reach Glastonbury Tor, topped by the roofless St. Michael’s Tower with fabulous sweeping views over the surrounding English countryside
- Return to London,
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terms and conditions
Booking is subject to terms and conditions of the tour operator. All passengers are advised to arrange travel insurance..
