What do we do ? We walk in Cornwall all year round.
Day Walks in Cornwall
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays all year round we walk on the Lizard Peninsula.
This consists of two guided walks (mainly circular) with a lunch stop in the middle.
3 to 4 miles (4.6 - 6.4 kms per walk). Leisurely and entertaining.
Maritime history, industrial heritage, geology, botany, methodism,
celticism, myths and legends and Cornish culture
We integrate all the stories to give you the many layers that make up Cornwall.
There is not one story of Cornwall. There are many.
Booking is essential. Cost is £8 per walk. Under 15's are free.
No children under 8. Walking with dogs; well behaved owners welcome.
To book call 01209 860186 or 0771 408 4644.
Tuesdays and Thursdays in the summertime family walks in partnership with Natural England
This includes the popular 10 v 10 challenge. Would you recognise a footballer from Chelsea
better than a Chough? Or an Ash tree from an Ashley Olsen? Come and take the challenge.
Walking holidays.
Five night visits with four days of walking are our speciality.
42 miles/ 67kms of north to south Coast of Cornwall following the Saints of Cornwall
Padstow to Fowey via Lanlivery and Golant. Also Helmans Tor Gate to Fowey via Luxulyan.
We also include a visit to Cornwall Wildlife Trust's Breney Common. 4 days, 5 nights.
For 2010 we are arranging our fourth year of walks with the award winning Budock Vean Hotel
If you want to stay in four star luxury and do six short walks in three days on a themed
expert speakers, transportation and a CD ROM of your walks are just a small part of the
themed walking experience plus all the pampering and facilities a four star hotel has to offer.
The Lizard Coastal path. Porthleven to Helford via the southernmost point of England.
Mullion, Kynance, Cadgwith, Coverack, Porthallow and the Helford River. 4 days, 5 nights .
landscape of Dartmoor.
Environmental education.
We provide environmental education to local schools in the Falmouth/Truro
We are now members of Visit Cornwall, the official Cornish Tourist Board. Check out our page.
Sustainable Tourism
We take seriously our work practices to make our business sustainable in relation to the
Cornish environment. Thus we are a member of the CoaST network,
1000 businesses investing in sustainable good practice.
For us, short term profit has never been the goal for exploring and understanding the
beauty of Cornwall.
All life (including us folk as part of the web of life) gain from our long term visions of the planet.
Business is one part of experiencing the environment and they can work hand in hand.