South West Coastal Path: St Ives to Mevagissey
South West Coastal Path: St Ives to Mevagissey
South West Coastal Path: St Ives to Mevagissey
14 Days Starting in St Ives, England and ending in Mevagissey, England
Visiting: St Ives, St. Ives, Pendeen, Sennen Cove, Land's End, Penzance, Marazion, The Lizard, Falmouth, Mevagissey
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WTS
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Independent
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Self Guided
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Tour Overview
Embark on an unforgettable journey along the South West Coastal Path from St Ives to Mevagissey, exploring the stunning Cornish coastline. This self-guided walking tour takes you through picturesque fishing villages, historic landmarks, and breathtaking natural scenery. Highlights include the artistic haven of St Ives, the dramatic cliffs of Land’s End, the open-air Minack Theatre, and the iconic St Michael’s Mount. Enjoy 13 nights in charming guesthouses and inns, with daily luggage transfers and a hearty breakfast each morning. Discover the naval history of Falmouth, the beauty of Kynance Cove, and the quaint village of Mousehole. This moderate-grade walk offers a perfect blend of cultural, historical, and natural experiences.
Highlights
Itinerary
Day 1 : Arrive St. Ives
Location: St Ives
Accommodation Name: The Old Vicarage
Make your own way to St Ives. This beautiful cobble lane fishing village dates back to AD460, when the missionary St. Ia, daughter of an Irish chieftain, landed here and gave her name to the settlement in a similar way to how St. Beda gave her name to St. Bees in Cumbria. Protected from Atlantic storms, St. Ives was once the most important fishing port in Cornwall, but like elsewhere on the surrounding coast, by the beginning of the 20th century, the fish stocks became depleted, and the fishing fleet largely disappeared. However as early as 1811 Turner visited to paint the seascapes and by the late 1880s there were several painters in residence and the town became famous for its vibrant artists' colony. This perhaps reached its heyday during the late 1940s and the 1950s. Today their work can be seen in the St Ives Tate Gallery, with its popular roof restaurant, the Barbara Hepworth Museum and the Beranard Leach Gallery. A great place for fish & chips and extra nights are recommended.
Accommodation: There is a mixture of accommodation here but our 1st choice is a 4* guesthouse The Old Vicarage, set in the quieter part of St Ives.
Day 2 : St. Ives To Zennor 11 Km/7 Miles
Location: St. Ives
Accommodation Name: Tregeraint House B & B
Meals Included: Breakfast
Enjoy a hearty breakfast as there are some tough up and down and occasionally boggy walking for the next two days, but fortunately the days are quite short in distance and the seascapes are beautiful! Around St. Ives Head, the walk passes St. Nicholas’s Chapel (patron saint to seafarers) and a hut that was used for spotting pilchards from the cliffs. As you leave St.Ives the number of walkers rapidly diminishes, as does your pace as the path roller-coasts through a series of steep dips. After the River Cove, you descend to rocks where you can sometimes see seals basking off the rocks. There is then a final steep climb, from where you have to take a path going inland half a mile to the village of Zennor, which has a quaint church, a small museum on Cornish life, a great old pub called The Tinner’s Arms.
*D.H Lawrence, arrived here in 1916 and wrote ‘Woman in Love,’ inviting Katherine Mansfield over, but she was frightened by the seagulls and had to leave! Lawrence who had failed to pass the army medical and was married to a German, raised local suspicions. They presumed that the pair were spies signaling German submarines and they were officially ordered to leave! You might want to look out for the standing stones, ringed ‘quoits’ and other prehistoric remains on the moors above the village.
Accommodation: Tregeraint House B & B is a small guesthouse. Sue your host will make you more than welcome.
Day 3 : Zennor To Pendeen Watch 11 Km/7 Miles
Location: Pendeen
Accommodation Name: The North Inn
Meals Included: Breakfast
Returning to the coastal path, thread your way through beautiful coves to Gurnard’s Head. Being wary of tin mine shafts you can look around the prehistoric fort site at the head. Just before you reach Pendeen, there is Geevor tin mine which is open March to October for guided tours and at Pendeen Watch an afternoon visit to the lighthouse is possible.
Accommodation: Pendeen Watch, The North Inn dates back to 1860 and has been carefully restored to bring the old and new together.
Day 4 : Pendeen Watch To Sennen Cove 14.5 Km/9 Miles
Location: Sennen Cove
Accommodation Name: The Old Success Inn
Meals Included: Breakfast
The first part of the walk is quite easy, following the cliff tops around the old lead and tin mines, through the detritus of hundreds of years of activity. You pass Levant Mine that closed down in 1919 after an accident there killed 31 miners. However there is a restored steam engine which can be visited in the summer. Next is Crowns Mine at Botallack perched on the rocks. The path skirts inland beside Cape Cornwall, once thought to be England’s most westerly point, until they worked out that it was in fact Lands End. Continuing you pass Carn Gloose where a walled pit could be a Neolithic shrine. Then it is past the village of St. Just which has a square where ‘miracle plays’ were performed in Mediaeval times, then past the beach at Whitesand Bay to Sennan Cove, a pretty fishing and tourist port.
Accommodation: We stay at The Old Success Inn which dates back to the 17th century.
Day 5 : Sennan Cove To Mousehole 21 Km/13 Miles
Location: Land's End
Accommodation Name: The Ship Inn
Meals Included: Breakfast
Start your day early to enable you to visit the sights of Land’s End, the most westerly point in England. This is a highly developed commercial site, with various ‘attractions’ including a theme park! There can also be big crowds milling around the centre and car parks, however, there are some great seascapes with views as far as the Scilly Isles and towards Long Ships and Wolf Rock lighthouses. You continue your walk passing the attractive hamlets of Porthgwarra and St. Levan reaching the open air theatre at Minack point, dramatically situated and built by Rowena Cade. There follows a more challenging walk towards Penberth Cove and Porthguaron which are lovely places to pause. You will pass though Lamorna, with a famous once illegal old pub the ‘Lamorna Wink.’ The walk continues the walk around Penzer Point and views over Mounts Bay, and towards the island of St. Michael’s Mount. Next you will reach your destination of Mousehole (pron’Mowzl’), a picture postcard village, with a history of pilchard fishing and now has a small artists community.
Accommodation: The Ship Inn is located right by the harbour.
Day 6 : Mousehole To Penzance 6.5 Km/4 Miles
Location: Penzance
Accommodation Name: Torwood House
Meals Included: Breakfast
The path from Mousehole to Newlyn is beside the road but you can go inland via the village of Paul to see the monument erected to Dolly Pentreath (died 1778) regarded as the last native Cornish speaker who spoke no English. Newlyn and Penzance are quite built up being ports as well has important vacation destinations. Although Newlyn has some nice galleries, you may wish to catch the bus into Penzance from here. The latter has more attractions including some Georgian and Regency housing, the exuberant Egyptian House, Maritime Museum and National Lighthouse Museum.
Accommodation: Our first choice accommodation is Torwood House it is a family run guesthouse. However we do use a number of guesthouses as this is a very busy town.
Day 7 : Penzance To Marazion 5 Km/3 Miles
Location: Penzance
Meals Included: Breakfast
This is a short walk today because there is so much to see and do in Penzance if you didn't get a chance to do it all the day before and also in Marazion. The town claims to be the oldest town in Britain and was called Ictis by the Romans which goes someway to indicate that the area was a trading post for tin in ancient times. The town has an active community of artists whose work you can see in many of the galleries. We recommend a visit to the iconic St Michael’s Mount.
Accommodation: We use various accommodation in this busy village. Most accommodation require a minimum 2 night stay. If we are unable to confirm in Marazion, a second night in Penzance will be booked. You can either catch the bus (15 min) or a return taxi transfer wil be booked (additional expense).
Day 8 : Marazion To Porthleven 17.75 Km/11 Miles
Location: Marazion
Accommodation Name: Harbour Inn
Meals Included: Breakfast
Today takes you from Mounts Bay with St. Michael's Mount sitting in the sea. This old abbey now a manor house has an ageless appeal and was traditionally linked to Mont St. Michel in Brittany. Round the corner from the Bay follow along some interesting sections of cliffs, with the remnants of tin mines. There are some beautiful bays and inlets associated with smuggling and then you will reach Porthleven, a pretty fishing and boating harbour that is closed by wooden baulks during storms. You can enjoy fine seafood at the inn or venture along the quay to a famous seafood restaurant.
Accommodation: Stay in the 4 * Harbour Inn by the quayside with old stone flags on the floor and oak beams and wood paneling in profusion. The bar retains the ambience of an old fisherman’s pub, and offers friendly service in traditional surroundings. If you are here on a Saturday there will often be entertainment as well.
Day 9 : Porthleven To The Lizard 24.15 Km/15 Miles
Location: The Lizard
Accommodation Name: The Caerthillian
Meals Included: Breakfast
Via the stunningly beautiful Kynance Cove and the pretty village of Mullion, which is at the heart of some of the finest walking. The sea at the Lizard has some interesting rock type’s country. The remote southernmost point of Britain will hopefully reward you with an unforgettable sunset, and will certainly offer fine views of the sea.
Accommodation: The Caerthillian at The Lizard, set in its own grounds the hotel has views of the famous Lizard lighthouse. Most rooms are ensuite and are equipped with tea and coffee facilities, TV and hairdryers. All have magnificent sea views.
Day 10 : The Lizard To Porthallow 25.75 Km/16 Miles
Location: The Lizard
Accommodation Name: Gallentreath
Meals Included: Breakfast
Today pass Coverack, a fine example of a totally unspoilt traditional fishing village. You may wish to make a detour from the coast to visit St Keverne to view its pleasant village square and remarkable churchyard where over 400 shipwreck victims of the nearby Manacle Reef are buried.
Accommodation: Gallentreath a 3 * guesthouse where your host will make you more than welcome.
Day 11 : Porthallow To Falmouth 26.5 Km/16.5 Miles
Location: Falmouth
Meals Included: Breakfast
This is quite a long day, which could be shortened by taking a taxi to Gillan. From Gillan walk to Nare point and then across the Helford Passage You could have a lunch stop at the pub near the Frenchman’s Creek made famous by Daphne Du Maurier, before following part of the beautiful Helford River and the coastal path to the impressive Trebah Gardens. You then walk into Falmouth, the biggest town on our route.
Accommodation: We use a number of guesthouse/B&B in this busy town.
Day 12 : Falmouth To Portloe 21.75 Km/13.5 Miles.
Location: Falmouth
Accommodation Name: The Lugger Hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast
lovely walk with fantastic scenery throughout the day. You start with a ferry ride from Falmouth to St. Mawes, a remote pleasant little yachting harbour at the end of the Roseland Peninsula, which boasts a clover leaf castle built by Henry VIII in 1542. En route pass by Caerhays Castle, designed by John Nash, and its beautiful gardens. Then through Veryan noted for its thatched round houses. You arrive at the understated beauty that is Portloe, a tiny sheltered harbour with old streets.
Accommodation: The Lugger Hotel a 17th century inn. It sits right on the water's edge in the centre of this delightful village.
Due to limited availability, if we are unable to secure accommodation in Portloe, we will book an additional night in Mevagissey with a return taxi transfer (additional expense).
Day 13 : Walk To Mevagissey 19.35 Km/12 Miles
Location: Mevagissey
Accommodation Name: The Mandalay
Meals Included: Breakfast
Start your day with a taxi to Portloe. Walk from Portloe to Mevagissey via Portholland Cove and Dodman Point, quite a lot of ascent and descent on the last day, but great coastal views.
Accommodation: The Mandalay is located just 5 minutes walk from the harbour. The rooms are simply but all are ensuite/private facilities.
Day 14 : Arrangements End After Breakfast
Location: Mevagissey
Meals Included: Breakfast
Depart Mevagissey after breakfast.
What's Included
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Accommodation
13 nights in guesthouses and inns -
12 breakfasts
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12 nights accommodation in hotels and guesthouses on a twin share basis with ensuite facilities where available
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One piece of luggage per person transferred from Inn to Inn, not exceeding 20kg.
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Digital information pack including route notes & maps
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Emergency hotline
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Lunch, Dinner and drinks
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Entrance fees
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Travel insurance
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Travel to the start and from the end point of the trip
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Personal expenses such as laundry and phone calls
What's Not Included
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Lunch, Dinner and drinks
Meals other than breakfast are not included.
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Entrance fees
Entrance fees to attractions and sites are not included.
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Travel insurance
Travel insurance is not provided and must be arranged separately.
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Travel to the start and from the end point of the trip
Transportation to St Ives and from Mevagissey is not included.
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Personal expenses
Personal expenses such as laundry and phone calls are not covered.
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Unscheduled transfers
Any unscheduled transfers required during the trip are not included.
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Excess luggage
Luggage exceeding the 20kg limit is not included.
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Solo traveler supplement
A supplement will apply if you are traveling solo or book a single room.
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Guide
This is a self-guided holiday; no guide is provided.
Accommodation
13 nights in guesthouses and inns. Described is the normal accommodation that we use on this tour. At the time of booking please be aware that other places might be used instead, if these choices are full or closed for whatever reason. Baths/showers: Many rooms with ensuite/private facilities have a shower rather than a bath, usually because of limited space. Some hotels/guesthouses may however have a separate room in the house where a bath is available to guests.
What You Carry
As the walks are fully supported you only need to carry a daypack with your daily requirements including raincoat, lunch supplies, waterbottle, warm top, camera etc.
Grading
A Moderate grade walk with some long days. The Coastal Path is hilly and many climbs are made each day, returning again to sea level. Some trails are rough under foot. This is a coastal path, so some scrambling may be in place.
Mode of Transport
Make your own way to St Ives. Travel to the start and from the end point of the trip is not included. Unscheduled transfers required during the trip are also not included.
Check out our Q&As
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What type of accommodation is provided during the tour?
The tour includes 13 nights in guesthouses and inns. The accommodation is typically on a twin share basis with ensuite facilities where available. However, other places might be used if the usual choices are full or closed.
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Are meals included in the tour package?
The tour package includes 13 breakfasts. Lunch, dinner, and drinks are not included and must be arranged separately.
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Is luggage transfer provided during the tour?
Yes, one piece of luggage per person, not exceeding 20kg, will be transferred from Inn to Inn.
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What should I carry during the walks?
As the walks are fully supported, you only need to carry a daypack with your daily requirements including a raincoat, lunch supplies, water bottle, warm top, and camera.
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Is this tour suitable for solo travelers?
A supplement will apply if you are traveling solo or book a single room.
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Is there an emergency contact available during the tour?
Yes, you will have access to an emergency hotline for assistance during your trip.
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Are entrance fees to attractions included in the tour?
No, entrance fees to attractions and sites are not included in the tour package.
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What is the difficulty level of the walks?
The walks are graded as Moderate with some long days. The coastal path is hilly with many climbs each day, returning to sea level. Some trails are rough underfoot, and some scrambling may be required.
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Is transportation to the start and from the end point of the trip included?
No, transportation to St Ives and from Mevagissey is not included in the tour package.
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Is this a guided tour?
No, this is a self-guided holiday; no guide is provided.
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Self-guided holidays - inclusions
We have designed our self guided walking and cycling tours to include a number of elements to help you enjoy your holiday more, while leaving out some things to give you more freedom to tailor the trip to your needs and interests. Refer to the Trip Notes for more information on the specific inclusions for each trip. What’s included: - Detailed Route Notes - Accommodation - Luggage transfers - Any scheduled transfers as per Trip Notes - Emergency support - Some meals (mostly breakfasts) What’s NOT included: - Transport to/from start/finish points - Most meals - Any entrance/park fees - Travel insurance - Personal expenses along the way - Unscheduled transfers required during the trip
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Trip Grading & Preparation
Match your level of fitness & requirements Please read this information carefully to find out which grade is most suited to your level of fitness and requirements. To make the most of your Walkers' Britain holiday it is essential and your responsibility to choose a trip that is well within your capabilities. All our active holidays are graded and clearly marked in each trip description. All mountains have uphill and downhill sections and by definition walking and cycling demand some effort. However all things are relative, and these grades assume that you are a reasonably active person who enjoys walking or cycling. Few trips are extreme and most allow ample time for sightseeing and enjoying the scenery. If in doubt about the grade of any holiday, please contact us for advice or request the tour dossiers, you can also chat with our team about the right travel insurance for you. Grade 1 – Introductory These trips involve walking for four to five hours per day or cycling for 15-50 km per day at a slow but steady pace. You will need a reasonable level of fitness and good health. Suggested Preparation 30 minutes of aerobic-type exercise (either road cycling or jogging), three times a week for three months leading up to your trip. Grade 2 – Introductory to Moderate These trips involve a combination of what is described in our Introductory and Moderate levels. The emphasis is on introductory activity but including several moderate stages. Grade 3 – Moderate These adventures involve walking for up to six hours per day or cycling for up to 65 km per day, at a steady pace. You will need a good level of fitness and be in good health. Suggested Preparation 45 minutes of aerobic-type exercise (road cycling or jogging) three times a week for three months leading up to your trip. Grade 4 – Moderate to Challenging This trip grading involves a combination of what is described in our Moderate and Challenging levels. The emphasis is on moderate activity but including several challenging stages. Grade 5 – Challenging These active holidays involve walking up to nine hours per day in mountainous terrain with steep ascents and descents, pass crossing & alpine weather conditions, or cycling for up to 80 km per day over undulating terrain, with some steep and sustained hills. You will need an excellent level of fitness, be prepared to carry a daypack weighing up to 8 kg and be completely comfortable in adverse weather conditions. Suggested Preparation 1 hour of aerobic-type exercise five times a week for three to six months leading up to your trip. We also recommend regular hill walking with a pack in variable weather conditions or road cycling.
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Route notes
While our tours vary in terms of difficulty, route finding is made simple and convenient with our specially prepared package of maps and route notes. On many of the walks it is easy enough to navigate carefully using the route notes provided with a cursory glance at the map. As holidays reach the higher grades, you will need to take more care and we would expect you to have at least some knowledge of using a compass. Maps for our tours also vary considerably, from up-to-date GPS referenced additions, to old map copies which may still be the only ones obtainable for a particular area. The differences in style, grade and destinations of our tours are features that make them of continual interest and delight to our walkers & cyclists. Each set of route notes can contain the following elements relevant to the route: History and information on the region and the route you are walking. Detailed maps including points of interest and accommodation. Detailed step-by-step descriptions (with pictures) of the route and information on detours/optional additions. Transport timetables and information for getting there and away. Safety information and advice. Contact details of accommodation, transport, local representatives and emergency support. Advice for things to do along the way. Suggestions for dining and self catering.
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How our self-guided holidays work
Self guided walking and cycling holidays offer freedom, independence and choice, allowing you to tailor your holidays in the UK & Europe to your interest and travel style. Our detailed Route Notes will contain all of the information you need to plan how you would like to approach each day, giving you the freedom to set your own pace. As you are not limited by the constraints of group travel, you are free to shorten or lengthen your walk as the terrain permits and can even take a day off, although you may need to travel onto your next accommodation by taxi or public transport in order to do so.
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Low Deposit
Walkers' Britain requires a minimum deposit of 250 GBP per person or the full booking value, whichever is less, with the final balance not due until 70 days before departure.
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Cancellation Policy
We don't charge a cancellation fee, here is a summary of walkers' britain charges.
Up to 70 days before tour starts: Forfeit 100% of deposit.
At 69 days before tour starts: Forfeit 50% of booking price.
At 35 days before tour starts: Forfeit 100% of booking price.