CORNOVAGLIA E INGHILTERRA DEL SUD

I arrive and transfer freely to the hotel. Lunch and dinner free.
Accommodation Crowne Plaza London Kings Cross.

Breakfast. Departure for Stonehenge. Visit to the famous megalithic monument, which retains a great aura of mystery and magic. Continuation to Bath UK. Free lunch. Walking tour of this city of Roman origin, which offers some of the most interesting architectural sites in Europe. Entrance to the Roman Baths, the ancient thermal baths around which the city grew up. Continue to Bristol. Dinner at the hotel.
Accommodation Mercure Bristol Grand Hotel.

Breakfast. Departure for Wells. Visit to Wells Cathedral, a perfect example of Early English Gothic architecture. We will also see Vicars' Close, an ancient medieval street made up of two parallel rows of stone houses, believed to be the only one still completely intact in England. Free lunch. In the afternoon, a stop for a "Cream Tea", the age-old afternoon tea tradition that includes scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam. Continue to Plymouth UK. A port city in Devon, important for its maritime past: it was from here, in fact, that the Pilgrim Fathers set sail for the New World in 1620. We will visit the historic Barbican quarter, with its narrow cobbled streets, and Sutton Harbour. Dinner at the hotel.
Accommodation New Continental.

Breakfast. We will enter Cornwall, the south-western peninsula of England famous for its breathtaking views and the fabled home of the legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Visit to Tintagel Castle, the mythical Camelot and birthplace of the celebrated hero. Free lunch. Visit to Lanhydrock House, a splendid stately home built in granite and slate dating from the 17th century and set in a 450-acre park, 22 acres of which are home to the famous Italian-style gardens. Continuation to Polperro. Polperro is a characterful little fishing village with typical houses built on the slopes of the coves overlooking the natural white sand beaches. Dinner at the hotel.
Accommodation New Continental.

Breakfast. Departure for St Ives - Cornwall. St Ives is a picturesque coastal town in Cornwall, famous for its beautiful beaches, lively harbour and vibrant artistic community. With a history dating back to the 12th century, it is now a popular tourist destination. St Ives’ beaches, such as Porthmeor and Porthminster, are renowned for their golden sand and crystal-clear waters, attracting swimmers and surfers alike. The town is also home to the Tate St Ives, which celebrates art inspired by the local landscape.
The cobbled streets are lined with craft shops, cafés and restaurants serving local specialities. St Ives offers a lively cultural scene, with festivals held throughout the year. Its natural beauty and artistic atmosphere make St Ives a charming destination for visitors of all ages. Free lunch. Continuation to St Michael's Mount. St Michael's Mount is a tidal island off the coast of Cornwall, near the village of Marazion. Connected to the mainland by a cobbled causeway that is passable at low tide, the island is dominated by a striking medieval castle and monastery, which stand on a rocky promontory, creating a unique sight.
With a history dating back to the 11th century, St Michael’s Mount is steeped in legends and traditions, including the apparition of the Archangel Michael. Today it is a popular tourist destination, offering terraced gardens, breathtaking views of the ocean and a fascinating blend of history and myth. Dinner at the hotel.
Accommodation New Continental.

Breakfast. Departure for Dartmouth UK. Dartmouth is a historic port town situated in the county of Devon, in the south-west of England, on the banks of the River Dart. Famous for its picturesque harbour and medieval architecture, Dartmouth has a rich maritime history, having been an important centre for trade and shipping since the Middle Ages.

The heart of the town is characterised by narrow cobbled streets, half-timbered houses and a lively high street, with shops, restaurants and cafés offering a variety of local specialities, including fresh seafood. One of the highlights is Dartmouth Castle, built in the 16th century to protect the harbour and the surrounding area, which also offers splendid views of the town and the river.

Dartmouth is also known for its vibrant maritime community, with numerous water-based activities available, including river cruises and water sports. Every year, the town hosts events such as the Dartmouth Royal Regatta, attracting visitors and competitors from across the region. Board a boat to reach Kingswear. A unique experience on the little steam train (30 minutes) with picturesque views over the seafront. Continue to Winchester. Lunch along the way (not included). Upon arrival, there will be a panoramic tour of the city. Dinner at the hotel.
Accommodation Mercure Winchester Wessex Hotel.

Breakfast. Departure for London. Upon arrival, there will be a panoramic tour of the city. Free lunch. You will see the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Westminster Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus and Buckingham Palace. At the end of the visit, transfer to the hotel. Dinner free. Accommodation Crowne Plaza London Kings Cross.

Breakfast. Free transfer to the airport.