Neolithic and Sacred Sites of West Penwith

Meeting at your port, station or accommodation, we will take a magical journey around one of the wildest and most beautiful parts of the UK. Our pace can be swift or leisurely - as best suits your needs and schedule. . and the weather on the day. Stops to include gazing upon St Michael's Mount - Karrek Loos yn Koos, meaning "hoar rock in woodland" in Cornish; moving within ancient stone circles such as the Merry Maidens; passing (if we fit!) through the fertility ring of Men an Tol; going underground in the mysterious fogou at Carne Euny; honouring the waters at Sancreed's sacred well. We'll stop for refreshments whenever and wherever you'd like, perhaps for fish, chips and a pint in a pub more piratical than any you saw, perhaps for elegant dishes in a gastropub named for an ugly local fish, perhaps for a cream tea in a Methodist converted chapel, or perhaps for a good honest Cornish Pasty by Land's End. . We'll end the day before you tire too much, returning you to your accommodation, port or station.