From Bristol: 4-Day Cornwall, Devon & Stonehenge Tour

A 4-day tour from Bristol offers a unique opportunity to explore the picturesque landscapes of Cornwall and Devon, alongside the ancient mystery of Stonehenge. With a small group of just 16 participants, travelers can expect a more personalized experience as they weave through the stunning scenery of Exmoor National Park and quaint villages like Dunster and Tavistock. Each day promises engaging insights from an English-speaking driver-guide, ensuring every moment is both enjoyable and informative. What awaits in the charming corners of this journey might just surprise those who choose to join.

Key Points

Enjoy a scenic 4-day tour from Bristol, exploring Cornwall, Devon, and iconic sites like Stonehenge.
Visit attractions such as Tintagel Castle, Durdle Door, and Dartmoor National Park during the journey.
Stay in charming B&Bs with breakfast included, ensuring a cozy and personalized experience.
Travel in a comfortable 16-seat Mercedes mini-coach with an English-speaking driver-guide.
Benefit from a free cancellation policy up to 14 days before the tour for peace of mind.

It's also worth checking out some other tours and experiences nearby.

Tour Overview

The 4-Day Cornwall, Devon & Stonehenge Tour offers an unforgettable journey through some of England’s most picturesque landscapes, all while departing conveniently from Bristol.

Priced from £610.88 per person, this tour accommodates a small group of up to 16 participants, ensuring an intimate experience.

Travelers enjoy three nights in charming B&Bs, complete with breakfast, and the services of an English-speaking driver-guide.

With a flexible cancellation policy allowing free cancellation up to 14 days in advance, it’s a stress-free option for planning.

The tour covers stunning locations like Tintagel Castle and Stonehenge, making it perfect for history buffs and nature lovers alike.

It’s an adventure that promises memories to last a lifetime!

Itinerary Breakdown

Explore the enchanting landscapes of Cornwall and Devon over four days filled with history, culture, and breathtaking scenery. Each day promises unique experiences, starting with a scenic drive through Exmoor National Park and a visit to the charming village of Dunster.

Travelers will uncover the legendary Tintagel Castle, before settling in Falmouth for the night. Day two takes them to the stunning St Ives, the iconic Land’s End, and the remarkable Minack Theatre, depending on availability.

On the third day, the adventure continues through Tavistock and Dartmoor National Park, concluding in Exeter. Finally, the tour wraps up with visits to Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove, and the ancient wonder of Stonehenge, ensuring an unforgettable journey.

Day 1 Highlights

Day one kicks off with a scenic drive through the stunning Exmoor National Park, offering travelers breathtaking views and a chance to appreciate the natural beauty of the region. Next, they’ll explore the charming village of Dunster, famous for its medieval Dunster Castle. Then, it’s off to the legendary Tintagel Castle, steeped in King Arthur’s lore.

Here’s a quick glance at the day’s highlights:

Activity	Description
Scenic Drive	Through Exmoor National Park
Visit to Dunster	Explore the medieval village
Tintagel Castle	Discover King Arthur’s legend
Overnight Stay	Cozy accommodations in Falmouth
Group Size	Limited to 16 participants

This day promises a delightful mix of history, culture, and stunning landscapes!

Day 2 Highlights

On the second day, travelers dive into the vibrant charm of St Ives, where stunning beaches and art galleries await their discovery. They stroll along the picturesque harbor, soaking in the coastal views, and may even pop into the Tate St Ives to admire contemporary art.

Next, the group heads to Land’s End, the UK’s most south-westerly point, for breathtaking cliffs and dramatic ocean vistas. If time permits, they catch a show at the iconic Minack Theatre, perched on a cliff overlooking the sea.

Day 3 Highlights

As travelers leave behind the coastal wonders of St Ives, they head towards the enchanting landscapes of Dartmoor National Park, where rugged moors and ancient stone circles await their discovery.

The day kicks off with a visit to Tavistock, a charming market town known for its rich history and local produce.

Next, they explore the stunning vistas of Dartmoor, dotted with unique granite formations.

Widecombe-in-the-Moor offers a quaint village atmosphere and the chance to sample delicious cream teas.

Finally, they visit Haytor, where breathtaking views reward those who make the short climb.

As the sun sets, travelers unwind in Exeter, reflecting on a day filled with nature’s beauty and local charm, making it a memorable part of their tour.

Day 4 Highlights

The final day of the tour brings travelers to some of England’s most iconic natural and historical landmarks, starting with the stunning Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. Here, they can marvel at the dramatic limestone arch and the turquoise waters that frame it. Next, the journey continues to Shaftesbury, where visitors stroll along the picturesque Gold Hill. Finally, the tour culminates at the awe-inspiring Stonehenge, a UNESCO World Heritage site that’s over 5,000 years old.

Location	Highlights	Duration
Durdle Door	Iconic limestone arch	1 hour
Lulworth Cove	Scenic coastal views	1 hour
Shaftesbury	Charming village atmosphere	1 hour
Stonehenge	Ancient stone circle experience	1.5 hours

Inclusions and Amenities

This tour includes a variety of amenities designed to enhance the travel experience, such as admission to Tintagel Castle and Stonehenge, ensuring participants get the most out of their journey.

Travelers will enjoy three nights of cozy B&B accommodations, complete with breakfast, allowing for a taste of local hospitality.

Transportation is provided in a comfortable 16-seat Mercedes mini-coach, making it easy to explore the stunning sights. An English-speaking driver-guide accompanies the group, sharing insights and stories along the way.

While meals and refreshments aren’t included, the charming towns they visit offer plenty of options.

With these thoughtful inclusions, participants can focus on creating unforgettable memories throughout their adventure in Cornwall and Devon.

Important Travel Information

Travelers should be aware of some important information to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience on the Cornwall, Devon & Stonehenge Tour.

First, it’s important to note that this tour isn’t suitable for children under five years old. Each participant has a luggage limit of 20kg (44lbs), so packing light is essential.

Accommodation includes small, locally-owned guesthouses and B&Bs in Falmouth and Exeter, providing a cozy atmosphere just a short walk from town centers.

The meeting point is at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Bristol, and check-in closes 15 minutes before departure, so arriving early is a good idea.

Lastly, travelers can enjoy free cancellation up to 14 days prior to the tour for a full refund.

Here's a few more nearby tours and experiences we think you'll like.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Type of Clothing Is Recommended for the Tour?

For the tour, she’d recommend layering clothing to adapt to varying weather. Comfortable walking shoes are essential, and a waterproof jacket’s a smart choice. Sunglasses and a hat might also come in handy during sunny days.

Are Meals Included in the Tour Package?

The tour package doesn’t include meals, so travelers should plan on dining independently. However, they’ll enjoy a cozy breakfast at their accommodations each morning, setting them up nicely for the day’s adventures ahead.

Is the Tour Suitable for Seniors or Those With Mobility Issues?

The tour’s designed for a range of ages, but it may not fully accommodate those with mobility issues. Participants should be prepared for some walking and uneven terrain at various sites along the route.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Bus?

She wondered if she could bring her own food and drinks on the bus. The tour policy doesn’t allow outside food, but there’ll be plenty of opportunities to enjoy local cuisine during the trip.

What Should I Do in Case of an Emergency During the Tour?

In case of an emergency during the tour, participants should notify the driver-guide immediately. They’ll provide assistance and direction, ensuring safety and support while managing any situation efficiently for everyone involved.

Not for you? Here's more of our most recent tour reviews happening neaby