
Coastal adventure in Cornwall
For those seeking an off-the-beaten-track adventure, Penzance and surrounding area is the perfect destination. Located in the picturesque county of Cornwall, Penzance boasts stunning coastal landscapes, charming villages, and a rich maritime history. Students can explore ancient castles, stroll along rugged cliffs, and engage in outdoor activities such as surfing and kayaking, that foster teamwork and personal growth.

Stay
Immerse yourself in the true British way of life by staying with welcoming host families nestled in the charming town and nearby hamlets of Penzance. Experience firsthand the warmth and hospitality of local families who will open their homes to students, providing a comfortable and safe environment during their stay. This unique accommodation option offers an invaluable opportunity to interact with locals, practice English, and gain a deeper understanding of British and Cornish culture!

Explore
Embark on a captivating journey to the enchanting coastal town of Penzance and the picturesque region of Cornwall. Immerse yourself in the stunning natural beauty that Cornwall has to offer, from dramatic cliffs and golden beaches to charming fishing villages and lush countryside. Explore iconic landmarks such as Land's End, St. Michael's Mount, the Minnack Theatre and Eden project. Explore the charming villages of St. Ives and Mousehole, known for their quaint streets and vibrant art communities. For outdoor enthusiasts, Cornwall offers a plethora of activities, including surfing, kayaking and hiking along the South West Coast peninsular. Whether you're captivated by history, art, or the great outdoors, a trip to Penzance and Cornwall promises a delightful blend of coastal charm, cultural experiences, and unforgettable memories.

Learn
Uncover the regional history of Cornwall through engaging educational activities. From an interactive visit to the wartime telegraph museum in Porthcurno to a visit down Geevor Tin Mine. A day trip to the worlds largest indoor rainforest at The Eden Project should certainly be on the list, giving students the opportunity to learn more about our global eco systems and environment. Chat with us about your current school projects and program and we can complement your trip accordingly.
Programme
Here is an example of one of our popular programmes. We are able to tailor make a programme suitable for any budget.
Ideas of activites we can offer in Cornwall;
Day Trip to Eden Project, St Austell
Trip to The Minack Theatre, Porthcurno
Visit St Michaels Mount
https://www.stmichaelsmount.co.uk/
Surfing at Sennen
Maritime conservation project, Penzance
Visit Jubilee lido and thermal pool
Kayaking in Hayle
Day trip to nearby town of St Ives
Visit Penlee House Museum and Gallery
Watch open air performance in Morrab Gardens
Visit quaint fishing villages of Newlyn and Mousehole
Experience Iconic Lands End landmark
https://landsend-landmark.co.uk/
Smugglers tour - delve into the local history or Smuggling and Piracy with a local guide
Visit the historical wartime Telegraph Museum, Porthcurno
Day 01.
Depart host family after breakfast.
Take a boat over to discover St Michaels Mount and learn the history of the castle, including ancient legend of the giant that lives there! Explore local town of Marazion.
Lunch - enjoy a special Cornish pasty from famous local bakery
Afternoon activity - Swim at art deco open air lido and experience thermal pool, walk along promenade and gardens of Penlee Park and Morrab Gardens. Option to visit museum and gallery.
Return for an evening meal and night with your host family.
Day 02.
Depart host family after breakfast with 1 packed lunch.
Full Day trip to Eden Project -
Return for an evening meal and night with your host family.
Day 03.
Depart host family after breakfast with 1 packed lunch.
Action packed morning surfing at Sennen with local instructors from the surf school. Lunch on the beautiful beach of Sennen.
Afternoon activity - Visit one of Britain’s best loved landmarks, famous for its unique location, natural beauty and stunning scenery. Photo opportunity at the most Sothern point of the UK.
Visit the iconic Minack Theatre, a unique, open-air venue, set on the side of a cliff, option to see afternoon performance. If you're lucky you may even see dolphins!
Return home for meal and evening with host family
DAY 04.
Depart host family after breakfast with 1 packed lunch.
Visit to coastal town of St Ives, take a walk through historical town, visit to Tate Gallery or Barbara Hepworth museum. Picnic lunch on seafront.
Meet for final evening of activities and local fish and chips for evening meal