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Tour · Trafalgar Tours · 7 nights

The Cream of Devon and Cornwall

  • Travel Director guides you through each day's journey
  • Time to explore at your own pace in each location
  • Optional Experiences available to shape parts of your itinerary
From
$2,195 pp twin share
7 nights
Departs 12 April 2027 Returns 11 October 2027
Duration7 nights
OperatorTrafalgar Tours
StyleTour
HighlightEight days exploring Southwest England's royal heritage, ancient monuments, coastal towns and moorland landscapes
View Windsor Castle and walk around Stonehenge's ancient stones. Wander through Eden Project's humid biomes and global gardens. Explore working harbours, clifftop ruins and open Dartmoor moorland

Southwest England opens up in layers as you travel from royal Windsor and ancient Stonehenge to harbour towns, open moorland and the honey-coloured streets of Bath. Along the way, you can feel the sea air on the Cornish coast, wander among the Eden Project’s humid biomes and follow winding roads across Dartmoor. With time to explore at your own pace and Optional Experiences to shape parts of the journey, Devon and Cornwall become a collection of landscapes, flavours and moments you can make your own.

When & how much

Departures & Pricing

Departs
12 April 2027
Returns 11 October 2027
Returns
11 October 2027
Duration
7 nights
From pp twin share
$2,195 pp
  • 12 Apr 2027 - 19 Apr 2027
    from $2,195 pp twin share *
  • 19 Apr 2027 - 26 Apr 2027
    from $2,195 pp twin share *
  • 26 Apr 2027 - 03 May 2027
    from $2,195 pp twin share *
  • 03 May 2027 - 10 May 2027
    from $2,275 pp twin share *
  • 10 May 2027 - 17 May 2027
    from $2,495 pp twin share *
  • 17 May 2027 - 24 May 2027
    from $2,495 pp twin share *
  • 24 May 2027 - 31 May 2027
    from $2,495 pp twin share *
  • 31 May 2027 - 07 Jun 2027
    from $2,495 pp twin share *
  • 07 Jun 2027 - 14 Jun 2027
    from $2,275 pp twin share *
  • 14 Jun 2027 - 21 Jun 2027
    from $2,275 pp twin share *
  • 21 Jun 2027 - 28 Jun 2027
    from $2,275 pp twin share *
  • 28 Jun 2027 - 05 Jul 2027
    from $2,425 pp twin share *
  • 05 Jul 2027 - 12 Jul 2027
    from $2,425 pp twin share *
  • 12 Jul 2027 - 19 Jul 2027
    from $2,425 pp twin share *
  • 19 Jul 2027 - 26 Jul 2027
    from $2,425 pp twin share *
  • 26 Jul 2027 - 02 Aug 2027
    from $2,425 pp twin share *
  • 02 Aug 2027 - 09 Aug 2027
    from $2,425 pp twin share *
  • 09 Aug 2027 - 16 Aug 2027
    from $2,425 pp twin share *
  • 16 Aug 2027 - 23 Aug 2027
    from $2,425 pp twin share *
  • 23 Aug 2027 - 30 Aug 2027
    from $2,295 pp twin share *
  • 30 Aug 2027 - 06 Sep 2027
    from $2,295 pp twin share *
  • 06 Sep 2027 - 13 Sep 2027
    from $2,295 pp twin share *
  • 13 Sep 2027 - 20 Sep 2027
    from $2,295 pp twin share *
  • 20 Sep 2027 - 27 Sep 2027
    from $2,295 pp twin share *
  • 27 Sep 2027 - 04 Oct 2027
    from $2,295 pp twin share *
  • 04 Oct 2027 - 11 Oct 2027
    from $2,195 pp twin share *

* Prices and category availability are subject to change without notice.

Upgrades, transfers, accommodation and more can be quoted on enquiry — call 1300 414 198.

Day by day

Itinerary

  1. 1

    London Beginnings

    Your journey towards Devon and Cornwall begins in London, with time to make the capital your own. You might wander through one of many museums on offer, passing ancient artefacts and polished galleries filled with centuries of human history, or head towards the royal heart of the city and pause outside one of London’s grand royal residences. Perhaps you’ll push open the door of a neighbourhood pub instead, where beer taps line the bar and the first cool sip of a pint marks the beginning of your adventure through Southwest England.

  2. 2

    From Royal to Coastal Heritage: Windsor, Stonehenge and Devon

    You’ll meet your Travel Director and travel through England’s green countryside towards Windsor, where centuries of royal history sit alongside the everyday life of this market town. Crossing Salisbury Plain you’ll arrive at Stonehenge, where the great monoliths have stood for thousands of years. You’ll circle the monument, tracing the rough surfaces and immense scale of stones whose origins still invite questions. From there, you’ll continue south-west to Paignton, where the sea marks your arrival in Devon. Explore the seaside town before joining your Travel Director and fellow travellers for dinner.

  3. 3

    Cornwall’s Contrasts: Eden Project to St Ives

    With the Devon coast behind you for the day, you’ll head for the Eden Project, today’s MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience, where humid rainforest air and sun-loving Mediterranean plants fill its vast biomes. Outside, you can wander through gardens alive with local species and learn how communities are putting practical ideas for a healthier planet into action. Then continue to St. Ives, where fishing boats bob in the working harbour and narrow streets curl between galleries, cottages and the sweep of golden sand. Artists have been drawn here for generations, and you can follow that creative thread through a town where the sea is never far away.

  4. 4

    Explore Plymouth and Wild Dartmoor Landscapes

    It’s your decision how to start your day in Plymouth, with time to explore at your own pace or join an Optional Experience cruise along the coast as sea air drifts across the harbour. Later, you’ll travel through Dartmoor National Park, following winding roads across open moorland and granite-strewn country. At Buckfast Abbey, you’ll get familiar with a Benedictine community with almost 1,000 years of history, then explore its gardens and browse the shop before returning to Paignton. This evening, you may choose an Optional Experience in a local village, settling in for a traditional pub dinner with hearty food and good company.

  5. 5

    Atlantic Coast Harbours and Arthurian Legends

    Travelling north through Devon and Cornwall, you’ll make your way towards Port Isaac, where steep lanes wind between whitewashed cottages to a working harbour edged with fishing boats. There’s plenty to notice as you wander, from worn walls and tightly packed cottages to the lapping of the water below. You’ll continue to Tintagel, where stories of King Arthur have long been tied to this clifftop setting above the Atlantic. Whilst exploring the village, pause and look towards Tintagel Castle, its ruins standing high above the sea. For something sweeter, you may choose an Optional Experience to a fishing village for a traditional cream tea, with warm scones topped with jam then cream in true Cornish style. Later, continue to Bideford, where the River Torridge runs beside this historic town and the evening is yours to explore or find somewhere for dinner.

  6. 6

    Medieval Villages and Exmoor’s Dramatic Landscapes

    With your Travel Director, you’ll begin in Dunster, following medieval lanes past historic buildings in a village that once grew around a thriving monastery. After your orientation, there’s time to wander at your own pace, perhaps pausing for lunch or choosing an Optional Experience to Dunster Castle and Gardens, where terraces and sweeping grounds rise above the village. Continue to Lynmouth, known as the ‘walking capital’ of Exmoor, where wooded hills descend towards the water and paths lead out into the surrounding landscape. Then travel through Exmoor National Park, passing broad moorland, deep green valleys and rugged sea cliffs before joining your travel companions for dinner.

  7. 7

    Georgian England: Bath to London

    In Bath, you’ll trace honey-coloured streets through a UNESCO-listed city recognised as one of the Great Spa Towns of Europe. You might follow Pulteney Bridge across the River Avon, then make your way towards the 15th-century abbey, taking in its soaring Gothic stonework. You may choose an Optional Experience through Bath’s Georgian streets, where elegant façades and sweeping crescents recall the city’s years at the heart of fashionable society, followed by afternoon tea with warm scones, thick clotted cream and sweet jam. Later, travel through the open countryside towards London, watching green fields and hedgerows slip past as the memories of Southwest England travel with you.

  8. 8

    Say Farewell to Southwest England

    With stories swapped and memories gathered from coast, countryside and centuries-old towns, your adventure through Southwest England comes to a close as you share final goodbyes with the friends you’ve made along the way.

What you get for the price

Inclusions & exclusions

What’s included

  • View the fortressed walls of Windsor Castle.
  • Visit the ancient stone circle at Stonehenge.
  • Walk through sustainable global gardens within the iconic biomes.
  • Visit the port city.
  • Visit the Abbey.
  • Visit the seaside town.
Where you’ll stay

Accommodation

  • Durrant House Hotel
  • Holiday Inn Brentford Lock
  • Mercure Paignton
  • Novotel Brentford
From the operator

Common questions about this voyage

How long is this journey?
This itinerary runs for 8 days and 7 nights.
When can I travel?
Departures are currently scheduled between 12 Apr 2027 and 11 Oct 2027, subject to live availability.
Are there different departure options?
Yes, multiple departures may be available depending on your preferred travel period.
Are discounts available?
Seasonal or loyalty discounts may be available on selected departures at the time of enquiry.
What is generally included?
Inclusions typically cover guided touring and selected experiences, with exact details listed in the itinerary.
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