8/16/2023 0 Comments Breakaway adventures walking toursStart early and fuel up with a hearty breakfast before you get those legs ready for another walk today, this time heading north to the stretch of Trevose headland that juts out into the Atlantic and boasts views far along the horizon. Today’s walking distance is 5 kilometres (3 miles) but it can be extended depending on group abilities and willingness. St Agnes - St Agnes Beacon and Wheal Walk.Newquay - Private Yoga & Wellness Session (2 hours).After the walk, take some time to explore the nearby main village, a jumble of granite cottages and main buildings spread over the surrounding hills and valleys, before returning to Newquay. Walk in the footsteps of the miners, all with a backdrop of ocean blues you might more normally associate with the Mediterranean. Pass relics to a mining industry that only ended in the early 20th century, including dilapidated engine houses and chimneys perched on the cliff’s edge. Take the coastal paths across purple blooming heather and gorse to hilltops that offers panoramic views along the cliffs – on clear days as far as Padstow in the north and St Ives Bay in the south. Head down the coast to a former major centre of Cornish mining, where over 100 mines once dotted the landscape. Then, grab your hiking boots and take a transfer to the start of the walk. Practice your sun salutation and downward dog and stretch out in preparation for a walk later on. Today’s walking distance is 8 kilometres (5 miles)īegin the day inspired by the ocean as you undertake a yoga flow this morning. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place. If you are going to be late please let the hotel reception know. It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting at 12 pm today as we will be collecting insurance and emergency contact details at this time and will head out for a walk straight after. Holywell Bay to Newquay walk (South West Coast Path).This evening is free for you to find a place for dinner – your host will have suggestions on hand. You can follow the path of the Gannel estuary back into town, and drop into the ornamental Trenance Gardens, backed by the train line viaduct that brought Newquay to the attention of seasonal visitors in the Victorian era. You might wander the harbour or hike up to the 14th-century clifftop hut to soak up gull’s-eye views across the headlands. When you get back into Newquay, join your leader for an orientation walk. After your meeting, jump on a public bus and get your first taste of the Cornish coast’s incredible walking routes as you follow a path from Holywell Bay back to Newquay, taking in quintessential Cornish scenery and sweeping views across the bay. There will be a welcome meeting at 12 pm, when you’ll meet your local host, your group, and get over an overview of your upcoming itinerary. Make your own way to your accommodation, a comfortable, centrally located outfit that boasts great views over Newquay Bay. Welcome to your seaside escape in Newquay here in the north of Cornwall.
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