Scenic Coastal Road Trip in Cornwall, UK

Day 1: Coastal Exploration

Penzance, UK

8:00AM

Breakfast at The Front Room

Start your day with a hearty breakfast at The Front Room, known for their delicious full English breakfast and fresh coffee, setting you up for a day of adventures.
Walk to your car parked nearby.
GBP 12, 1 hour

9:00AM

Visit St Michael's Mount

After breakfast, drive to St Michael's Mount, a stunning castle-like island offering breathtaking views and rich history.
Drive approximately 15 minutes to Marazion, then park and walk across the causeway.
GBP 12, 2 hours

11:00AM

Explore St Ives

Continue your journey to St Ives, where you can wander the charming streets filled with art galleries and shops, showcasing the town’s vibrant culture.
Drive for about 30 minutes to St Ives.
Free, 2 hours

1:00PM

Lunch at The Sloop Inn

Enjoy lunch at The Sloop Inn, admired for its seafood and local ales while you relax with views of the harbour.
Walk from the town centre to the inn.
GBP 20, 1.5 hours

2:30PM

Surf at Fistral Beach

Drive to Newquay and hit the waves at Fistral Beach, a favourite spot for surfers and beachgoers alike.
Drive for 40 minutes to Newquay.
GBP 5 (for parking), 2 hours

4:30PM

Explore Newquay Town

After surfing, unwind by exploring Newquay's vibrant shops and laid-back atmosphere.
Walk around the town centre.
Free, 1 hour

5:30PM

Drive to Falmouth

Head towards Falmouth as the sun begins to set, enjoying the scenic coastal roads.
Drive for 45 minutes to Falmouth.
Free, 45 minutes

6:15PM

Dinner at The Seafood Bar

End your day with a delightful meal at The Seafood Bar, renowned for its fresh catch and local dishes, perfect for reflecting on your day’s adventures.
Walk from your parking spot along the waterfront.
GBP 35, 1.5 hours

8:00PM

Evening Stroll at Falmouth Seafront

Take a peaceful evening stroll along Falmouth Seafront, enjoying the sea breeze and sunset, capping off a perfect day of coastal exploration.
Walk along the seafront promenade.
Free, 1 hour
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