息を呑むほど険しい海岸を巡る北コーンウォールのプライベートツアー
早わかり
息を呑むほど険しい海岸を巡る北コーンウォールのプライベートツアーは、Kernow Toursが催行する、セントアイヴス, イングランドで楽しめる8時間 30分 プライベート体験です。 ViatorとTripadvisorの29件のレビューで5点満点中5.0と評価されています。 料金は1人あたり¥135,193〜で、無料キャンセルが可能です。 含まれるもの:Free Cornish gifts and photo Montage included, Car parking fees, Lively and informative historical information。
ハイライト
- プライベート体験 — お客様のグループだけで
- ホテル送迎付き
- 柔軟に計画できる無料キャンセル
- 8か所を効率よく巡る充実の旅程
基本情報
- 所要時間
- 8時間 30分
- グループ
- プライベートツアー — 参加はお客様のグループのみ
- 言語
- English
- 送迎
- ホテル送迎付き
- 予約確定
- 48時間以内に確定
- 人数
- 1予約あたり1~15名
- 年齢区分
- 旅行者 0–120
- キャンセル
- 無料キャンセル(ポリシーを確認)
プランと空き状況
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Private Tour of North Cornwall for Breathtakingly Rugged Coast
最安値 ¥130,685
Pickup included
- 催行日:
- 毎日
- 開始時刻:
- 10:00
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4 seater
最安値 ¥130,685
4 passenger seats Pickup included
- 催行日:
- 毎日
- 開始時刻:
- 10:00
時刻と料金は催行会社の最新スケジュールに基づき、予約時に確定します。
概要
コーンウォールの現地ツアーガイドが、コーンウォールの歴史にどっぷり浸かった、非常に多彩なコーンウォール ツアー パッケージでお客様を楽しませます。この 1 日のコーンウォール ツアーでは、コーンウォールの文化とコーンウォールの遺産について深く理解できます。情熱的な元教師が運営するこのツアーの目的は、ここでの生活がどのようなものであるかについて、真実で意味のある視点を提供することです...
北コーンウォールの最も美しい地域のいくつかを 1 日かけて巡るツアーです。ビーチ、古代の港、修道院、コーンウォールの習慣や民間伝承。オプションで、南西海岸の小道を歩いて、本当に素晴らしい景色を眺めることもできます...
さらに、途中には興味深い場所がたくさんあります。車から見えるものもあれば、車からほんの数分のところにあるものもあります。この北コーンウォールのプライベート ツアーでは、見るべきものがたくさんあります。比較的短い時間で、この地域について活気に満ちた理解が得られる魅力的なツアーです。
含まれるもの
含まれるもの
- Free Cornish gifts and photo Montage included
- Car parking fees
- Lively and informative historical information
- Fully licensed vehicle up to 4 passengers. Enquire before booking for 6 seats!
- Chilled mineral water available on board
- Passionate, qualified local tour guides with a flair for the narrative!
含まれないもの
- Food and additional beverages
旅程
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スポット1 · 50分
Our first stop of the day and a visit to the 'surfers paradise' of Newquay! (Cornish =
Tewynblustri)
Around 25,000 people live in Newquay but this swells to 100,000 or more in the summer.
The town has been expanding inland since the former fishing village of New Quay began to
grow in the second half of the nineteenth century, and the western edge of the town meets the
Atlantic at Fistral Bay.
We'll park up at Fistral Beach where hopefully conditions will be right to witness some surfing
acfion whilst we get our bearings.
Driving around the Grade 2 listed Headland Hotel we'll pay a visit to the Huer's Hut which has
been described as "a particularly fine late mediaeval specimen". The Huer's Hut served as a
lookout point from which a man known as a huer could keep watch for the arrival of the
pilchards. It's a marvelous structure and there's a teriffic view from here of the North Coast of
Cornwall stretching out into the distance. That's where we're headed...onwards! -
スポット2 · 20分
Watergate Bay is a vast stretch of sand, big Atlantic swells, and high sea-beaten cliffs; a
dramatic landscape, it’s one of the county’s wildest coastlines and considered by many as one
of Cornwall’s best beaches.
It's 3km beach faces the Atlantic Ocean and with the sea swell it's easy to see why the English
Nationals Surfing Championships are held here.
If the sea-breeze gets too fresh, there are restrooms and cafes close by... -
スポット3 · 45分
A little detour to the quintessentially Cornish village of St Mawgan.
This super-quaint village dates from the 6th Century arrival of the Welsh missionary Meugan,
and after admiring the village green (where Cornish wrestling matches have taken place for
centuries) we will make our way to the 13th century church.
For more than 700 years the church has provided a place of comfort, refuge and entertainment
for the community through all the great events and upheavals that have taken place during that
time, and your guide will reflect on this and point out some of the remarkable features of the
Church which has been the focal point of village life for centuries.
Right next to the Church is a Carmelite Convent, and if you wish to we can go past the shrine,
through the Elizabeth entrance and learn of the history associated with this beautiful old
convent. We can perhaps have a chance for some quiet contemplation – an opportunity to be
still before our Whirlwind tour of North Cornwall! -
スポット4 · 35分
Bedruthan steps beach is a stunning natural wonder that boasts dramatic cliffs, impressive rock
stacks, clear waters and a long stretch of sandy beach...an idyllic, picture postcard location
where the opening scenes of 'Poldark' were filmed...
The cliff–top views of rocks stretching into the distance along Bedruthan beach make the area a
popular attraction for tourists and painters.
The name Bedruthan Steps is said to be taken from a mythological giant called Bedruthan, who
used the rocks (stacks) on the beach as stepping stones!
People have been in the area since at least the Bronze Age with six barrows nearby to the
north, and overlooking Bedruthan Steps is Redcliff Castle, which dates back to at least the Iron
Age.
Your Cornish local guide on this private tour has a keen interest in the archaeological history of
Cornwall and will be happy to explain the significance of some of these sites and how they
connect to a wider Neolithic landscape across the County :-) -
スポット5 · 1時間
Padstow (Lannwedhenek) is recorded in the Domesday Book (1086) when it was held by
Bodmin Monastery and had considerable importance in the middle ages when it became a busy
fishing port and the site of nine chapels.
The town prospered through trade with Ireland and the English and Welsh ports on the Bristol
Channel - and a great deal of Cornish tin was exported out of its little harbour. (In the first half of
the 19th century it was a significant port of embarcation for emigrants, particular those bound for
Canada.)
Nowadays the place is bustling with visitors eager to experience the charms of a typically quaint
Cornish fishing harbour. Perhaps you’d like to sample some of Rick Stein’s fish and chips? Or
maybe just have a sedate mooch around and indulge a bit of retail therapy! Padstow is just a
lovely place to visit and spend an hour or so unwinding. -
スポット6 · 35分
En route to our next destination, we'll drive past some delightful areas - The Camel Estuary is a
section of the Cornwall AONB (Area of outstanding natural beauty).
As well as taking in some lovely scenes your guide will use this opportunity to see if you would
like to find out about any aspect of Cornish history or culture. We'll drive through Wadebridge (where the annual 'Royal Cornwall Show' is held) and this journey is a good opportunity to learn of any aspects of the
area that you may wish to ask about.. -
スポット7 · 1時間
Port Isaac is a small fishing village captured like a snapshot in time.
You'll be enchanted by the narrow winding streets that lead you past white-washed cottages down to the atmospheric Port Isaac harbour front.
The harbour features a pier built in the time of Henry VII. The buildings and welcoming bars exude character, steeped in history which extends back to the 14th century.
Why not explore its narrow streets, lined with picturesque old cottages? In fact, Port Isaac is renowned for having one of the narrowest thoroughfares in
Britain, the aptly named Squeezy Belly Alley!
Fans of long-running TV series, Doc Martin, will recognise Port Isaac as the setting for the
fictional village of Portwenn, and if you wish to pay a quick visit to the front of Doc Martin's
house then it's easily done.
Fishermen still work from the Platt, landing their catches of fish, crab and lobsters and it’s easy
to let time slip away just sat on the harbourfront here and soaking in the sleepy atmosphere. -
スポット8 · 1時間
Tintagelis a truly majestic location!
Tintagel Castle, described by Tennyson to be “half in sea, and high on land, / A crown of
towers,” is situated on a peninsula which made Tintagel extremely easy to
defend from invasion and was thus a desirable fortress in the Middle Ages. The castle spans
both sides of the peninsula, though it is now almost entirely ruined.
Tintagel Castle is understood to be the birthplace of the legendary King Arthur, but the remains
visible at Tintagel today belong to a 13th-century castle built Richard, Earl of Cornwall.
Tintagel's links with Arthurian legend -
twinned with the fact that this is one of the most breathtaking views in the whole of the British
Isles - ensures that Tintagel remains a must- see destination when visiting Cornwall.
We will park on Headland overlooking the Castle next to St. Materiana's late
11th Century Church, and walk just a little of the Cornish Coastal Path to enjoy the breathtaking
vista of Tintagel and it's castle below us...
集合場所
Vehicle is a white Citroen minivan which has our company logos to the side
旅行者の評価
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知っておきたいこと
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- We can pick you up from anywhere in Cornwall AND transfer you to Cornwall from ANYwhere in the UK!
キャンセルポリシー
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
よくある質問
息を呑むほど険しい海岸を巡る北コーンウォールのプライベートツアーの所要時間はどれくらいですか?
所要時間は約8時間 30分です。
料金はいくらですか?
料金は1人あたり¥135,193〜です。最終料金は日付、時間、参加人数によって異なり、お支払い前にViatorで確定します。
何が含まれますか?
Free Cornish gifts and photo Montage included; Car parking fees; Lively and informative historical information; Fully licensed vehicle up to 4 passengers. Enquire before booking for 6 seats!; Chilled mineral water available on board; Passionate, qualified local tour guides with a flair for the narrative!.
どこから出発しますか?
Vehicle is a white Citroen minivan which has our company logos to the side
キャンセルはできますか?
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
対応言語は何ですか?
ガイド言語:English。
参加する価値はありますか?
ViatorとTripadvisorの29件のレビューで5点満点中5.0と評価されており、セントアイヴスで最も評価の高い体験のひとつです。