Corners of Cornwall
London
London
Corners of Cornwall
Tour summary
8 days
England
11 meals
18 guests (max)
Driver
Trip leader
Luxury minicoach
Twin-share / double / double for single occupancy
7 nights in thoughtfully selected accommodation7 nights
A land where sapphire sky meets turquoise sea, Cornwall is a true treasure. With its windswept moors that graze the horizon and winding country lanes that open up to postcard-perfect fishing villages, England’s South West is waiting for you to carve your own story. Soak up the views of pristine golden bays, bustling harbours and wild coastlines as you go – all best enjoyed with a traditional Cornish pasty in hand, of course!
Tour highlights
- Step back in time at the medieval castle of the enchanting St Michael’s Mount
- Fall in love with the charm and buzz of historic port towns Padstow and Port Isaac
- Admire the dramatic cliffs and wild shorelines of the jaw-dropping Jurassic Coast
- Pause at the hushed cloisters of Salisbury Cathedral, a magnificent feat of Gothic architecture
Tour itinerary
Day 1 - London (England)
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a city as vibrant as London. Before getting to know our small group over a welcome dinner this evening, why not spend a day (or three) admiring England’s capital? You could uncover the East’s buzzing art scene with its plethora of intimate pop-up galleries and vibrant street art. Or, perhaps the West’s renowned shopping districts are calling for a dose of retail therapy at its quirky boutiques and sparkling department stores. And that’s not forgetting the city’s foodie havens and glittering landmarks, of course. The list goes on! Here’s to the start of an incredible week!
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a city as vibrant as London. Before getting to know our small group over a welcome dinner this evening, why not spend a day (or three) admiring England’s capital? You could uncover the East’s buzzing art scene with its plethora of intimate pop-up galleries and vibrant street art. Or, perhaps the West’s renowned shopping districts are calling for a dose of retail therapy at its quirky boutiques and sparkling department stores. And that’s not forgetting the city’s foodie havens and glittering landmarks, of course. The list goes on! Here’s to the start of an incredible week!
Included today
Accommodation
Wellington by Blue Orchid (or similar)
Meals
- Dinner
Day 2 - London – Wells – Dartmoor National Park
Wave goodbye to towering skyscrapers and sparkling city lights, England’s West Country awaits. Settle into the miniocach as we journey to Wells, which welcomes us with open arms. Often referred to as England’s smallest city, our in-the-know Tour Leader will help us discover its treasures, including the oldest medieval street in Europe and the stately bishop’s residence. The jewel in the crown? The magnificent Wells Cathedral. Step inside this Gothic masterpiece and be awestruck at the nave’s soaring, vaulted arches. Seek out the intricate astronomical clock and listen for its chiming bell that signals the appearance of miniature jousting knights (yes, really!). And bathe in the peaceful, dappled light of the Jesse Window – a multicoloured stained glass marvel.
To close today’s chapter, we'll journey from Somerset’s postcard-perfect lanes to Dartmoor National Park’s heather moorland and gorse-clad tors – a landscape that has inspired writers including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie. You may also recognise Dartmoor as the setting for several scenes in Steven Spielberg’s War Horse! These sweeping vistas have seen centuries of human activity, from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age and beyond. And as we weave through the undulating open country, keep an eye out for the roaming, semi-wild ponies. They’ve called this place home for over four millennia!
This afternoon, step back in time as you settle into our accommodation – an 18th-century coaching inn-turned-hotel that’s just bursting with character. Bask in the glow of its open fireplace with a pint of locally brewed Jail Ale before we gather for dinner with the group, sharing our excitement for the days ahead.
Wave goodbye to towering skyscrapers and sparkling city lights, England’s West Country awaits. Settle into the miniocach as we journey to Wells, which welcomes us with open arms. Often referred to as England’s smallest city, our in-the-know Tour Leader will help us discover its treasures, including the oldest medieval street in Europe and the stately bishop’s residence. The jewel in the crown? The magnificent Wells Cathedral. Step inside this Gothic masterpiece and be awestruck at the nave’s soaring, vaulted arches. Seek out the intricate astronomical clock and listen for its chiming bell that signals the appearance of miniature jousting knights (yes, really!). And bathe in the peaceful, dappled light of the Jesse Window – a multicoloured stained glass marvel.
To close today’s chapter, we'll journey from Somerset’s postcard-perfect lanes to Dartmoor National Park’s heather moorland and gorse-clad tors – a landscape that has inspired writers including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie. You may also recognise Dartmoor as the setting for several scenes in Steven Spielberg’s War Horse! These sweeping vistas have seen centuries of human activity, from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age and beyond. And as we weave through the undulating open country, keep an eye out for the roaming, semi-wild ponies. They’ve called this place home for over four millennia!
This afternoon, step back in time as you settle into our accommodation – an 18th-century coaching inn-turned-hotel that’s just bursting with character. Bask in the glow of its open fireplace with a pint of locally brewed Jail Ale before we gather for dinner with the group, sharing our excitement for the days ahead.
Included today
Accommodation
Two Bridges Hotel (or similar)
Meals
- Breakfast
- Dinner
Day 3 - Dartmoor National Park – Port Isaac and Padstow – Falmouth
Where turquoise waters swell against jagged cliffs, surfers glide like dancers on powerful waves and the masts of sailboats ring like wind chimes in the sea breeze – it's got to be North Cornwall.
We’ll get our first taste for Cornish life in Port Isaac, the idyllic fishing village whose whitewashed cottages and winding streets served as the setting for the Doc Martin TV series. As you meander past the slate-fronted houses, melodies of traditional sea shanties drift through the air – did you know the local Fisherman’s Friends folk music group call this place home? Time to warm up those vocal cords... With free time for lunch, you could tuck into a fresh crab sandwich (or two): a true Cornish classic packed with fresh crab meat, crisp lettuce and smooth mayonnaise. Count us in!
Then, we’ll travel on to Padstow, a picturesque port town that’s overflowing with bustling cafés, independent shops and sweeping estuary views – not to mention its charming centuries-old harbour. A haven for seafood lovers, celebrity chef Rick Stein has left his mark on the town with his renowned restaurant. Why not spend some time enjoying a traditional cream tea? And let the hubbub of harbourside life unfold before you. (Just remember, the Cornish way to enjoy a freshly baked scone is with jam first, then clotted cream!).
To round off our day, we’ll journey to the lively seaside town of Falmouth, our base in South Cornwall for the next two nights. Whether it’s treating yourself to a swim and a pamper in our carefully selected hotel or taking a short stroll into town where you'll find ample options for a delicious dinner, the evening is yours for the taking.
Where turquoise waters swell against jagged cliffs, surfers glide like dancers on powerful waves and the masts of sailboats ring like wind chimes in the sea breeze – it's got to be North Cornwall.
We’ll get our first taste for Cornish life in Port Isaac, the idyllic fishing village whose whitewashed cottages and winding streets served as the setting for the Doc Martin TV series. As you meander past the slate-fronted houses, melodies of traditional sea shanties drift through the air – did you know the local Fisherman’s Friends folk music group call this place home? Time to warm up those vocal cords... With free time for lunch, you could tuck into a fresh crab sandwich (or two): a true Cornish classic packed with fresh crab meat, crisp lettuce and smooth mayonnaise. Count us in!
Then, we’ll travel on to Padstow, a picturesque port town that’s overflowing with bustling cafés, independent shops and sweeping estuary views – not to mention its charming centuries-old harbour. A haven for seafood lovers, celebrity chef Rick Stein has left his mark on the town with his renowned restaurant. Why not spend some time enjoying a traditional cream tea? And let the hubbub of harbourside life unfold before you. (Just remember, the Cornish way to enjoy a freshly baked scone is with jam first, then clotted cream!).
To round off our day, we’ll journey to the lively seaside town of Falmouth, our base in South Cornwall for the next two nights. Whether it’s treating yourself to a swim and a pamper in our carefully selected hotel or taking a short stroll into town where you'll find ample options for a delicious dinner, the evening is yours for the taking.
Included today
Accommodation
Merchants Manor Hotel (or similar)
Meals
- Breakfast
Day 4 - Falmouth – St Michael's Mount – St Ives – Falmouth
Soak up our hotel’s hundred-year-old history over a hearty breakfast and fuel up for the day ahead – St Michael’s Mount is calling. A tidal island just off the coast of Penzance, its cobbled causeway emerges at low tide, offering an iconic stroll across from the mainland. From the lookouts of its medieval castle, panoramic views of Mount’s Bay greet you – take a moment to fill your lungs with the bracing sea air as the glistening water ripples like oil on canvas.
We’ll be setting our sights on West Cornwall and St Ives next, a true gem of the Cornish coast that’s hugged by pristine golden beaches and turquoise water. Meander through the cluster of cobblestone streets, drop in at the Tate art gallery or order a well-earned pint of fruity, Cornish ale at the Sloop Inn pub, one of the oldest in Britain (dating back to 1312, no less). All this exploring is thirsty work after all! Feeling peckish? Well, there’s a Cornish pasty with your name on it. Seek out one of these half-moon-shaped pastries, traditionally filled with beef and vegetables, and you’ll have had a true taste of Cornish culinary heritage.
After saying goodbye to St Ives, it's back on our luxury minicoach to Falmouth. We’re treated to a meal at our hotel this evening – a chance to share stories from the day (and favourite pasty flavours) with the group.
Soak up our hotel’s hundred-year-old history over a hearty breakfast and fuel up for the day ahead – St Michael’s Mount is calling. A tidal island just off the coast of Penzance, its cobbled causeway emerges at low tide, offering an iconic stroll across from the mainland. From the lookouts of its medieval castle, panoramic views of Mount’s Bay greet you – take a moment to fill your lungs with the bracing sea air as the glistening water ripples like oil on canvas.
We’ll be setting our sights on West Cornwall and St Ives next, a true gem of the Cornish coast that’s hugged by pristine golden beaches and turquoise water. Meander through the cluster of cobblestone streets, drop in at the Tate art gallery or order a well-earned pint of fruity, Cornish ale at the Sloop Inn pub, one of the oldest in Britain (dating back to 1312, no less). All this exploring is thirsty work after all! Feeling peckish? Well, there’s a Cornish pasty with your name on it. Seek out one of these half-moon-shaped pastries, traditionally filled with beef and vegetables, and you’ll have had a true taste of Cornish culinary heritage.
After saying goodbye to St Ives, it's back on our luxury minicoach to Falmouth. We’re treated to a meal at our hotel this evening – a chance to share stories from the day (and favourite pasty flavours) with the group.
Included today
Accommodation
Merchants Manor Hotel (or similar)
Meals
- Breakfast
- Dinner
Day 5 - Falmouth – St Austell Bay
There’s a real treat in store for the green-fingered: we’re off to explore Tregothnan Estate, one of Cornwall’s largest estates and home to the first tea plantation in Britain. A member of the gardening team will give us a private tour of the grounds and the plantation, where we’ll learn all about the only tea grown in England – from the first tea bushes planted in 1999 to the unique conditions needed to cultivate perfect leaves. After sampling, and filling our bags with, some of this uniquely British produce (for a taste of Cornwall back home, of course), we’ll tear ourselves away from the serene riverside setting and journey on to the St Austell Bay area.
Our home for the next two nights is nothing short of picture-perfect. Our thoughtfully-chosen hotel is perched on the cliffside, offering mesmerising views of the Cornish coastline that we’ve come to know and love. Dinner is yours for the taking this evening, and you’ll be spoilt for choice at our hotel’s award-winning restaurant.
There’s a real treat in store for the green-fingered: we’re off to explore Tregothnan Estate, one of Cornwall’s largest estates and home to the first tea plantation in Britain. A member of the gardening team will give us a private tour of the grounds and the plantation, where we’ll learn all about the only tea grown in England – from the first tea bushes planted in 1999 to the unique conditions needed to cultivate perfect leaves. After sampling, and filling our bags with, some of this uniquely British produce (for a taste of Cornwall back home, of course), we’ll tear ourselves away from the serene riverside setting and journey on to the St Austell Bay area.
Our home for the next two nights is nothing short of picture-perfect. Our thoughtfully-chosen hotel is perched on the cliffside, offering mesmerising views of the Cornish coastline that we’ve come to know and love. Dinner is yours for the taking this evening, and you’ll be spoilt for choice at our hotel’s award-winning restaurant.
Included today
Accommodation
Carlyon Bay Hotel (or similar)
Meals
- Breakfast
Day 6 - St Austell Bay
Today, you’re free to write your own chapter in this captivating corner of Cornwall. If you fancy a walk, you could wander down to UNESCO World Heritage-listed Charleston harbour, where handmade dairy ice creams and classic filming locations await (Poldark, anyone?). Or perhaps you could spend some time connecting with nature at the world-famous Eden Project. Often hailed as the ‘eighth wonder of the world’, its two tropical biomes are teeming with an abundance of lush plants and towering trees around every turn, and even the odd lizard or two...
As another option, why not simply indulge in the comforts of our luxurious hotel? Whether it’s relaxing by the pool, pampering yourself at the spa, playing a round of golf or just drinking in the fresh, sea air as you weave your way through the 250 acres of private grounds, our accommodation is a true haven for rest and relaxation.
This evening, as night casts its spell over the bay, raise a glass to another brilliant day. Watch the sun dip below the horizon, transforming the sea from azure blue to molten silver.
Today, you’re free to write your own chapter in this captivating corner of Cornwall. If you fancy a walk, you could wander down to UNESCO World Heritage-listed Charleston harbour, where handmade dairy ice creams and classic filming locations await (Poldark, anyone?). Or perhaps you could spend some time connecting with nature at the world-famous Eden Project. Often hailed as the ‘eighth wonder of the world’, its two tropical biomes are teeming with an abundance of lush plants and towering trees around every turn, and even the odd lizard or two...
As another option, why not simply indulge in the comforts of our luxurious hotel? Whether it’s relaxing by the pool, pampering yourself at the spa, playing a round of golf or just drinking in the fresh, sea air as you weave your way through the 250 acres of private grounds, our accommodation is a true haven for rest and relaxation.
This evening, as night casts its spell over the bay, raise a glass to another brilliant day. Watch the sun dip below the horizon, transforming the sea from azure blue to molten silver.
Included today
Accommodation
Carlyon Bay Hotel (or similar)
Meals
- Breakfast
Day 7 - St Austell Bay – Devon and Dorset – Salisbury
The striking red cliffs of the Jurassic Coast are calling! But not before we pay a visit to Buckfast Abbey, a working Benedictine monastery, where you can take a moment to pause under the vaulted arches of its impressive church.
Then, it’s time to follow in the footsteps of Mary Anning in Lyme Regis, the pioneering palaeontologist who called this quaint coastal town home. As you etch your way along the beach, be on the lookout for fossils from around 200 million years ago (yes, really!) that are often revealed by the crumbling cliffs or washed up on the shoreline. From ammonites to belemnites, these marine relics offer a glimpse into Earth’s prehistoric past.
Our final dinner is waiting for us in Salisbury. Swap contact details and photos with the group, and give a hearty ‘cheers’ to the memories made.
The striking red cliffs of the Jurassic Coast are calling! But not before we pay a visit to Buckfast Abbey, a working Benedictine monastery, where you can take a moment to pause under the vaulted arches of its impressive church.
Then, it’s time to follow in the footsteps of Mary Anning in Lyme Regis, the pioneering palaeontologist who called this quaint coastal town home. As you etch your way along the beach, be on the lookout for fossils from around 200 million years ago (yes, really!) that are often revealed by the crumbling cliffs or washed up on the shoreline. From ammonites to belemnites, these marine relics offer a glimpse into Earth’s prehistoric past.
Our final dinner is waiting for us in Salisbury. Swap contact details and photos with the group, and give a hearty ‘cheers’ to the memories made.
Included today
Accommodation
Milford Hall Hotel
Meals
- Breakfast
- Dinner
Day 8 - Salisbury – London
Listen to the patter of footsteps in hushed cloisters, gaze up at the tallest spire in Britain and cast your eyes over the legendary Magna Carta – Salisbury Cathedral beckons! Spot the pointed arches, flying buttresses and intricate stonework that solidify the cathedral as an early Gothic architectural feat before we travel back to London to say our goodbyes. While we may be bidding farewell to our Cornish adventure, the region’s magic is sure to leave an indelible mark.
Listen to the patter of footsteps in hushed cloisters, gaze up at the tallest spire in Britain and cast your eyes over the legendary Magna Carta – Salisbury Cathedral beckons! Spot the pointed arches, flying buttresses and intricate stonework that solidify the cathedral as an early Gothic architectural feat before we travel back to London to say our goodbyes. While we may be bidding farewell to our Cornish adventure, the region’s magic is sure to leave an indelible mark.
Included today
Meals
- Breakfast
Things we think you'll love

A British cuppa
Visit Britain's first tea plantation, Tregothnan Estate. Stroll through the estate's lush gardens, spotting rare flowers and trees such as blossoming Camellia and the protected Wollemi Pine. Then, sample a selection of black teas with a splash of traditional cream tea!

Plucky port towns
Step back in time and imagine locals of the past sauntering through the Cornish port towns of Padstow and Port Isaac during short but sweet visits.

Idyllic island views
Venture across rippling waters to the island of St Michael's Mount where a medieval fortress and panoramic views of sea and sky await.
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Kay May 2025
Well organised, picked out interesting places, small numbers, extremely knowledgeable and friendly guide, great accommodation and the included meals were lovely.Opportunities to meet people.
Richard De April 2025
Took me where I wanted, knowledge guide and experienced driver, nice accommodation and food
Audrey El April 2025
Brilliantly run tour, great tour guide, Russell and driver Dimitry was a careful and courteous driver. Lovely hotels and felt well cared and liked after by the team. along with visiting great sites...
Read full reviewAnonymous April 2025
An amazing experience.
Anonymous April 2025
Super guide and driver, lovely people and all the charms of Cornwall. Can’t wait to visit again.
Anonymous April 2025
From the moment we set off on the Corners of Cornwall tour with Back-Roads Touring, it was clear that this was not your average group travel experience. Intimate, insightful, and immaculately curated...
Read full reviewAnonymous March 2025
Russell was an excellent guide-lots in insider knowledge since he was a local. Tour was not rushed , enough time to explore the areas we stopped at. Truly is a backroads experience. Food was good...
Read full reviewAnonymous October 2024
Harry, guide and Vince, driver were both great. Nothing was a trouble to Harry who made the trip with his enthusiasm. Vince was a great smooth driver. I have had a bad experience before with back...
Read full reviewAnonymous October 2024
Wonderful tour of a lovely region in England. Knowledgable tour guide and excellent coach driver. Loved our accommodations, especially at Bovey Castle. St Michael’s Mount and Port Isaac were just two...
Read full reviewJeannie Ba October 2024
The tour showed many charming towns of Cornwall esp. St Ives. St Michaels Mount and the tea plantation were standouts.
At times I thought the tour was too fast paced esp.with one night stays 3...
Read full reviewAnonymous October 2024
This was a very enjoyable tour. Our tour guide Harry was great, so sweet and approachable and very knowledgeable. Vince our driver was very skilful and obliging , as well.. We drove through narrow...
Read full reviewAnonymous October 2024
Great tour guide. Interesting itinerary.
Maxine Be October 2024
I absolutely loved my tour of Cornwall and Devon, each day was fabulous in that beautiful part of England .The guide ,bus driver and hotels were all great.
I would highly recommend this tour ,thank...
ROBERT JA October 2024
The tour achieved all advertised features and a few more. Tour Guide Tony and coach driver Toni were thoroughly professional and ensured our satisfaction at every opportunity, going beyond their job...
Read full reviewAnonymous October 2024
Very pleased with our Blue Roads tour of Cornwall and Devon. We had an excellent host (Alan) and and exceptional driver (Robert). Our only suggestion would heve been to give more time at St. Michael's...
Read full reviewOlivia Ga October 2024
Well organised we were a lucky group we had a fun tour leader with a wealth of knowledge and a competent Driver who was helpful and willing
We visited varied places and explored different styles...
Anonymous October 2024
The Back Road Tour was fantastic, it took us to places we wouldn’t have gone to and the scenery was amazing. I found the bus a little uncomfortable and that is my only negative feedback. The Tour...
Read full reviewAnonymous September 2024
The tour guide and driver were very good - the information we received was sufficient and any questions, he usually found the answers. Top marks for the driver.
We were able to get a good general...
Pamela Wh September 2024
Brilliant...excellent Tour Guide... Allen, superb driver, hotels were comfortable and varied, loved the variety of stops...Tea plantation,Quakers House, Lands End, free time to explore....etc....loved...
Read full reviewTess Mu September 2024
Back Roads focuses on many hedgerow lined routes which are seemingly meant for only one modern vehicle. Lots of little towns with sites ranging from the Fovant badges to the church where Martin and...
Read full reviewAnonymous September 2024
Excellent tour guide, some good hotels and interesting and varied excursions made for a wonderfully memorable trip.
Anonymous September 2024
Brilliant way to experience the delights, history & culture of Cornwall in a week. The bus was very comfortable, and ideal for the group size. The tour guide and driver were first class, and...
Read full reviewAnonymous September 2024
Cornwall is a marvellous part of the UK and I very much enjoyed the tour, especially places the average tourist wouldn’t get to see such as the Quaker Meeting House and the tea plantation. The hotels...
Read full reviewMark Fo September 2024
We loved the Corners of Cornwall Tour as an introduction to the back roads of Cornwall, and some of the popular and iconic destinations as well.
The tour didn't try to show us everything, as that is...
Anonymous September 2024
both the guide and the driver were very good. The roads were very narrow but Ash navigated the roads with skill. Harry was very knowledgeable and interesting.
Anonymous September 2024
I travelled with Alan and Rob on Corners of Cornwall and had a great time.Alan is full of information about the history of the place and Rob is the best driver and very safe too.Im not really into...
Read full reviewAnonymous September 2024
Incredible sites especially saint micheal mount.
Anonymous September 2024
Loved the small tour and the guide, we had loads of information and laughs
Kristine Be September 2024
I chose this tour as it was a part of England I hadn’t been to.
The tour was absolutely fantastic with a great tour leader & driver taking us to all the wonderful destinations as advertised & also to...
Anonymous September 2024
This tour was very well done. Just a small group which meant we became familiar with everyone. The tour guide Russell and driver Dimitri were both professional, knowledgeable and friendly, making us...
Read full reviewJanet Ho September 2024
Excellent- our guide and driver showing us places we would not have seen in a larger bus - they literally would not have fitted down the narrow roads. Hotels we stayed at all excellent as was food
Debra Mu September 2024
Absolutely fabulous trip around Cornwall. Will recommend to all who will listen. Tour Guide Jenny, trainee tour guide Harry and both drivers Ashlee and Rachal were all kind, caring and wonderful...
Read full reviewAnonymous September 2024
Interesting your with an excellent guide
Anonymous August 2024
A most wonderful tour from the moment of leaving to the last day, visiting a wide range of interesting places from seaside villages to cathedrals, with a ferry ride thrown in. Our guide, Russell, was...
Read full reviewAnonymous August 2024
Was a very good tour, recommend them to all my friends and family
Suzanne Ph August 2024
A great tour to the corners of Cornwall, covering many locations.
Quality accommodation, great tour leader.
Anonymous August 2024
Tour leader &trainee plus the bus drivers were amazing , very helpful 10 out of 10
Anonymous August 2024
Great mix of like wise travellers. You see so much more on the little back roads, compared to expressways.
Anonymous August 2024
Brilliant
Joanne Ne August 2024
Wonderful tour with a small number of people. Tour guide and driver go out of the way to provide extra support and visitation to other places along the way. Bad weather needs to be considered and...
Read full reviewElizabeth Ch August 2024
We found the tour offered everything it promised and some more. The driver, Stephen, and guide, Tony, ensured we were welcome, fully informed and freely offered helpful suggestions at all times. They...
Read full reviewAnonymous July 2024
Both TourGuide, Russell Chapman and Driver, Dmitry, were fantastic.
The places we visited were interesting and varied. With spectacular scenery.
The hotels were great.
My only criticism was not...
Anonymous July 2024
The Corners of Cornwall Tour was fantastic. We saw and experienced a lot of experiences a lot of holiday makers wouldn't experience. The Tour Guide Paul and the Driver Ash, went out of there way too...
Read full reviewAnonymous July 2024
Very well organised & great to get off the beaten track. Both the tour guide & van driver were excellent in their respective roles
Anonymous July 2024
Tour Guide was pretty ineffectual. Indecicive and some of the group bossed him around. Made him change things. He tried to please everyone and ended up pleasing noone.
Karen & July 2024
We had a fabulous time on this tour. Tour guide Paul and driver Ash were excellent! They were so helpful and friendly. The hotels were all very nice 4 star facilities and all supplied meals were...
Read full reviewChristine Br July 2024
Excellent Guide Paul who made the places we visited so interesting. He was fun and included everyone. He cared.. The places were all so different. The hotels were top class and very comfortable. Some...
Read full reviewPaul Th July 2024
Corners of Cromwell was a wonderful tour with an excellent leader, Tony, and driver, Ken, and a very congenial group of fellow travelers. This part of England is often overlooked by by US tourists. I...
Read full reviewAnonymous July 2024
Excellent leader and driver. Both were very helpful and very easy to relate to. Their knowledge was amazing and were only to find out for us.
Anonymous July 2024
Back Roads Touriing did not disappoint.
A very comfortable Mercedes coach with a great reliable driver that took us to the Corners of Cornwall along lots of gorgeous country roads and off the beaten...

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FAQs
The weather in England is famously unpredictable! Generally, summer can be warm and sunny but rain and cloudy skies are still possible. Autumns are cool, wet and windy. We suggest packing for changeable weather – layers, an umbrella and a trusty raincoat will be essential.
Our thoughtfully selected accommodation is full of charm and historic details – expect elegant country inns, grand town centre hotels and even the odd castle! For this reason, rooms vary in size, and most hotels don’t have lifts – meaning you’ll likely need to access your room via stairs. Porterage will be included wherever possible.
Although air conditioning is mostly unavailable in historic buildings, fans will be provided during hot spells. Most hotels have bathtubs with overhead showers (rather than walk-in showers), so you’ll be able to enjoy a soak at the end of the day. It’s common for kettles to be included in rooms in England, ready for you to make a refreshing cup of English tea!
While we do cover ground in our minicoach to maximise our time, some of the best discoveries are made on foot! As a result, we ask that you are comfortable with walking small hills in order to make the most of our journey through Cornwall together.
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