Day Tours → Day Tours of Cornwall’s Sub-Tropical and Scenic South

Scenic South Tour

Harbours, Rocky Coves & Light House

Take a private, guided, scenic tour of the Lizard Peninsula – an area of outstanding natural beauty. We’ll weave our way down country roads to see jaw dropping scenery such as Gunwalloe (which was used in many filming locations for the Poldark series) Mullion cove and harbour with its turquoise water and the Lizard lighthouse and most Southerly point in the UK where seals and dolphins are frequently spotted. Topping off your experience with a walk of the South West coast path to the most photgraphed place in Cornwall, Kynance cove, were you can enjoy your complimentary Cornish cream tea picnic marveling at its rocky outcrops.

Tour Agenda

Map of the Scenic South Tour

  • Porthleven

    A beautiful harbour and fishing town and popular food hotspot, with the Porthleven food festival taking place each year in April. We will wander the streets in this harbour of refuge, so named due to this part of the coastline being a ‘black spot’ for shipwrecks.

  • Church Cove

    The cove provided the set location for the great shipwreck in the Poldark series. Upon this beach rests a small 14th-century chapel, one of the oldest in the Duchy, known as ‘The Church of Storms’ due to its precarious location close to the water’s edge.

  • Gunwalloe

    Lunch spot

    The Halzephron Inn is a tranquil Cornish pub which dates back over 500 years, with far-reaching views over Mounts Bay.

  • Mullion

    Another stunning harbour town but with a unique visitor attraction the Mullion Chocolate Factory and Craft Centre. Here we can see the chocolate being made and sample the work of these talented chocolatiers. An art gallery, a glass blowing workshop and a homemade, honey-based cosmetic shop are all here to peruse after.

  • Lizard Lighthouse

    The only lighthouse that can be climbed in Cornwall. It has guided ships for 260 years and will lead our South West Coast Path walk to Kynance Cove.

  • Kynance Cove

    One of the most photographed places in Cornwall, where we enjoy our Cornish Cream Tea Picnic, overlooking its rocky outcrops.