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Cycle the ancient Celtic Kingdom of Cornwall, defined by its sparkling blue seas, rugged coastline, wooded valleys and industrial heritage. Ride from ancient Iron Age Villages to the cosmopolitan harbour town of Padstow which boasts the Rick Stein’s mouthwateringly good fish and chips.
From Bodmin pedal the Cornish Way through the tranquil Luxulyan Valley woods and make a side trip to the world’s largest biodomes of "The Eden Project". Visit the Lost Gardens of Heligan and ride to the traditional fishing village of Mevagissey. Head to Cornwall’s surfing capital Newquay and enjoy a classic Cornish cream tea on the banks of the Camel River. No matter where you end your day, a characterful smugglers pub is always nearby for a locally brewed pint.
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Arrive Bodmin

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Centrally located in the heart of Cornwall and equidistant from both the north and south coasts Bodmin is also situated on the western fringes of the rugged and wild Bodmin Moor. Only three miles away from the mainline railway station, (with direct services London), Bodmin is also easily reached by car (approx 4.5hrs drive).
Bodmin - Mevagissey 21 miles

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Today’s cycle follows the Cornish Way and provides an intriguing glimpse into the bygone industries of china clay and mining. Along the way, there is also the opportunity to visit the rainforest biodomes of the Eden Project or the magnificent 1000 acres of the Lost Gardens of Heligan. On arrival into the Megavissey, the narrow alleyways, are brimming with charming tea shops, cafes and local inn.
Mevagissey – Truro 23 miles

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This morning you will once again be cycling along the Cornish Way. As you leave Mevagissey pedal through the picturesque Roseland peninsula before crossing the River Fal on a small ferry (payable locally). Late on in today’s cycle, you pass the National Trust’s Tressilick Gardens located on the estuary of the River Fal. It has a superb and significant collection of exotic plants and is one of the most popular and famous gardens in all of England.
Truro – Newquay 15 miles

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After breakfast head north to Newquay, the Cornish Capital of surfing! En route pass by tiny thatched-roofed houses, old tin and silver mining towns and through East Newlyn which was once one of these thriving mining villages. You'll also pass Terice, an Elizabethan manor house and a great stop for a Cornish cream. With only a short ride today there is plenty of time, to explore the coastal town and beach of Newquay.
Newquay – Padstow 21 miles

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Your route today follows country lanes to St Columb Major, before heading north towards the coast. You can stop for lunch in Constantine Bay with views over the blue waters of Trevose Head. Alternatively, take a shorter route to the charming town of Padstow renowned for Rick Stein's acclaimed fish and chip and gourmet restaurants (The Seafood Restaurant, St Pedroc’s Bistro, Rick Stein’s Café or Steins Fish & Chips). Seafood heaven
Padstow to Bodmin 13 miles

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Your route today follows the Camel Cycle, a cycle route that initially takes you alongside the Camel Estuary, abundant with wildlife. This official national trail was built on a disused railway track, originally the Atlantic Express Rail Route from London to the West Country. Upon reaching Wadebridge the trail then goes through the woodland countryside of the Camel Valley and into Bodmin, where you will spend your final night.
This tour finishes after breakfast next morning.
- 6 nights bed and breakfast accommodation
- Tour Information pack
- Route details/Maps
- Luggage transfer each day
- 24 hours back up service phoneline
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BODMIN
Day 1 & 6 westberryhotel is a newly refurbished hotel with panoramic views over the Bodmin countryside. The rooms are fresh and spacious with good views. There is also a nice bar. This the perfect place to stay and explore the country side.
MEVAGISSEY
Day 2 - honeycombe house Bed and Breakfast, is a family run Victorian house situated a few minutes walk from the centre of the 14th Century picturesque working fishing village of Mevagissey.
TRURO
Day 3 - mannings hotels is a stylish and mode place with a transitional English welcome. Nestled in the heart of the town with all the restaurants and local pubs a short walk away
NEWQUAY
Day 4 St beards guesthouse is a stylish townhouse in the centre of the town with a sauna and stylish rooms. The ideal place to relax after a day on the bike or explore the town.
PADSTOW
Day 5 golden lion padstow is a traditional Guesthouse nestled in the heart of the town. With a lovely bar with a open fire you are sure to enjoy your time here.
Getting to and from Bodmin
Bodmin does not have an airport but is easily accessible from Bodmin Parkway Railway Station, which is only 3 miles away. There are direct trains links with London Paddington (4hrs 30 mins) and Bristol Temple Meads (3hrs 30mins). More information on train times and schedules can be found on the National Rail website.
London Paddington provides a direct train connection to London Heathrow Airport From Paddington, you can also combine the London Underground with overland train services for travel to London Gatwick Airport (south London), London Stanstead (northeast of London) and London Luton (north-west of London).
Bristol Temple Meads train station connects to Bristol Airport via a direct shuttle bus.
If you are arriving into Bodmin by train, taxis on arrival are available outside the train station. Alternatively, we can arrange the short taxi transfer for you.
You can find further information about train times and schedules on the National Rail
2022 Classic Cornwall self guided tour price (Available from 16th April to 1st October)
Low season (April, May, June & September)
€ 915 per person sharing
€1505 single room occupancy ( if travelling with others )
€1625 solo traveler (if travelling alone)
High season (July & August)
€ 970 per person sharing
€1580 single room occupancy (if travelling with others)
€1815 solo traveler (if travelling alone)
Bike hire is not included in tour price:
€210 bike hire
€455 e-bike hire
Self Guided Tour Information
Tours can start daily from 1st April to 1st October