Devon, Cornwall & Scilly Isles - Twin Centre

Day One
Our holiday begins with Door Step Pick Ups as we head to Torquay and the Headland Hotel where we stay for the next three nights

Day Two
We head down to Torquays picturesque Harbour to join our morning sail to Brixham. On arrival there's free time to explore this delightful harbour town, our coach will return us into Torquay to enjoy free time before heading back to our Hotel.

Day Three
Exploring more of Devon today we visit the Naval haunt of Dartmouth

Day Four
Leaving Devon behind but our holiday continues as we travel towards Cornwall, a morning in stop in Beyond Paradise's Shipton Abbott is planned - or as we know it lovely Looe, is followed by an afternoon visit to the smugglers haunt of Mevagissy before arriving into Falmouth in time to settle in for our dinner at the Falmouth Hotel.

Day Five
An early start as we head to Penzance for our morning ferry. Travelling on the iconic Scillonian III passenger ferry takes 2 hours 45 minutes from Penzance Quay, arriving at St. Mary's around midday. You can relax in the onboard café and take in views of Cornwall's spectacular coastline, including the world-renowned open air Minack Theatre, Land's End and St Michael's Mount. The ship is regularly joined by pods of dolphins, a raft of seabirds and occasionally even basking sharks - in fact, the route has been named the UK's highest diversity ferry crossing for wildlife spotting. Whilst on St. Mary's, there's much to be accomplished in your few hours on the island. From a stroll through Hugh Town, you'll reach Porthcressa Beach and the Tourism Information Centre. From there you can head up to Buzza Tower to admire the view or walk around the headland to Peninnis Lighthouse and on to Old Town where there are a couple of eateries and a stunningly peaceful church yard where Lord Harold Wilson is buried. Our ferry returns to the mainland at 4.30pm and a later evening meal has been arranged back at the hotel.

Day Six
A free day today to enjoy the many delights of Falmouth, Wander through the enchanting streets, where history and modern creativity come together at every turn. Uncover hidden corners of the town filled with quirky independent businesses, offering everything from handcrafted goods and local art to delicious treats and one-of-a-kind treasures.

Day Seven
We return back to the North West after a most memorable holiday

Other Information

Headland Hotel, Torquay * * *

The Headland offers heart-stopping seaviews of Torbay and the South Devon coastline along with their picturesque, perfectly manicured garden. Unique room designs and layouts characterize this historic hotel. Delicious breakfast and evening meals are served in the beautiful, Romanoff Restaurant, named after the family who once resided in the building for their British Holidays. The restaurant offers a Table d'Hote menu, created by our team of passionate chefs, to provide our guests with a delightful culinary experience consisting of a 3-course evening meal. The sea views from the restaurant are second to none and only add to your dining experience. All rooms come with en-suite bathrooms and are equipped with beverage making facilities, a flat screen TV and free wi-fi. There is a lift to most floors. There is no better place to stay to discover the English Riviera and its breathtaking surrounds

Falmouth Hotel * * *

Known as the 'Grande Dame of Falmouth', The Falmouth Hotel 1st opened in 1865 as Isambard Kingdom Brunel expanded the Great Western Railway into Cornwall. Its castle-like Victorian architecture, spacious interiors, fantastic seafront location, and award-winning food have ensured its place as one of Cornwall's best-known hotels. Nestled on the picturesque seafront overlooking Castle Beach and just a short stroll to the heart of the town. Experience timeless luxury with classic décor in your stunning bedroom which offers, TV, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities.