Morning: Arrive in Cornwall and settle into your Bodmin accommodation. Take a leisurely stroll to the historic Bodmin Jail and join a guided tour that reveals its eerie past.
Afternoon: Head out to the rugged Bodmin Moor for a short hike to Brown Willy, the highest point in Cornwall, offering sweeping vistas of the countryside.
Evening: Return to town for dinner at a local pub, then enjoy a relaxed walk along the River Camel, soaking in the tranquil atmosphere.
Find HotelsMorning: Travel to the charming market town of Lostwithiel. Explore its medieval streets, visit the antique shops, and stop by the historic **Lostwithiel Bridge**.
Afternoon: Take a scenic river cruise on the River Camel, spotting wildlife and enjoying views of the surrounding cliffs. Afterwards, wander the nearby gardens of **Restormel Castle** (just a short drive away).
Evening: Dine at a riverside restaurant in Lostwithiel, then return to Bodmin for a quiet night or stay overnight in a cosy B&B in Lostwithiel.
Find HotelsMorning: Depart early for the coastal town of **Penzance** and catch the short ferry ride to the legendary St Michael’s Mount. Explore the castle’s opulent rooms and the beautiful gardens that climb the hill.
Afternoon: Descend the causeway (when the tide permits) and wander the quaint streets of the surrounding village, sampling fresh seafood at a local café.
Evening: Watch the sunset from the mount’s battlements, then enjoy a farewell dinner in Penzance before heading back to your accommodation.
Find HotelsIf you have an extra day, consider extending your stay in Bodmin Moor for a full-day hike to explore more of the wild landscape, or add a visit to the historic Treasury of Tintagel. To shorten the trip, you can skip the River Camel cruise and combine the Lostwithiel and St Michael’s Mount visits into a single long day, using early starts and efficient transport.