Tracks Guided Tours Of North Cornwall

Guided Tours covering North Cornwall by local Guides for small Groups 2-10 persons, Tours to suit all ages and fitness levels covering Coastal and Moors.

Guided Tours covering North Cornwall by local Guides for small Groups from 2-14 persons, Tours to suit all ages and fitness levels covering Coastal and Moors, Guided tours taking in Ancient sites, Rare beaches, Historic places, Coastal & Country path walks, Smuggler's haunts and much more.

Learn and hear about the legends and long lost tales of Arthurian Knights, Smugglers and ship Wreckers.

Visit windswept wild Moors and take in the peace and beauty of North Cornwall not always seen by Tourists.

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“Collectively your Guides have resided in Cornwall for over 60 years”

Over this period a keen interest in the history, legends and culture of the local Area has developed exposing Cornwall's Celtic history and culture along with Scotland, Ireland, Wales and Brittany.

Julian: Has lived and worked in Cornwall since 1974 and settled in Camelford North Cornwall 20 years ago and is well known in the area, He has served in the Royal Navy and now devides his time doing tours and working with injured veterans delivering motivation and team building courses, he also volunteers as a Community Ambulance First Responder he lives with his wife Nicola and family on the edge of Bodmin moor close to Rough Tor a popular spot for walkers.

Chris: Has been Guiding and teaching english to foreign students for the past 20 years having founded the Boscastle language school, prior to moving to Cornwall Chris worked in Advertising and Graphic design, He now spends his time running the school and the self contained accommodation for students and visitors and writes and publishes stories based on the local area and characters.
For details on accommodation and language courses email: info@language-school-cornwall.com
or visit http://www. language-school-cornwall. co. uk

* For groups over 6 persons or more please allow for additional Mini Bus Hire.

All the tours are for individuals or groups, and are charged either a daily rate or half day rate the price includes everyone but excludes meals and fees to attractions if applicable.

A full day starts with pick up by car or mini bus at 10am and finishes at 5pm dropping you back to the pick up point.
A half day starts at 12 oclock and finishes at 5pm (all times are approximate and dependant on weather and seasonal changes)

Clients should ensure they bring a packed lunch /snacks inc hot and cold drinks and wet weather gear (even on a clear day the weather can change quickly) for each walk.

Many of the walks cover uneven and sometimes wet conditions Clients should ensure that they wear suitable walking boots or shoes for all of the walks.



"Accompanied and Guided Walking Tours. "

If you would like us to walk with you and act as your guide, A full days walking tour costs:

Two Guides 6 persons = full day £180. 00 or half day £140. 00
One Guide 3 persons = full day £140. 00 or half day £90. 00
One Guide 2 persons = full day £ 80. 00 or half day £60. 00

*( Larger groups 8 - 12 by arrangement. )
That covers everyone and everything except meals and entrance to attractions.

"Take you to the start each day - then pick you up at the end of your walk. "

If you require help to plan your visit and walk , then take you to the start of each days walk, leave you to complete the walk on your own, then pick you up at your destination point later in the day, at the end of your hike, at a time to suit you, your budget guide is £60 per day for up to 3 or 4 people This covers everyone and everything except meals and entrance to attractions. We'll be pleased to give you a precise figure when we know exactly where you intend to walk.

Two of the walks available showing approx lengths and Times and degrees of Difficulty.

(1) Half-Day
Tintagel - Boscastle
Length: 5 miles
Time: 4 hours
Difficulty: Steep Slopes

A fairly easy walk with dramatic cliff scenery and plenty of historical interests for everyone. The terrain is mainly coastal with some slopes and steps along the way. The route takes in Tintagel Castle and the Haven, admire the Architecture of the Castellated Camelot Castle Hotel and the stunning views along Bossiney and Rocky Valley keeping an eye out for dippers and wagtails before hearing about Cliff Quarrying at the California Quarry heading towards the Old Wreckers lookout towards Boscastle, our journey descends into the old harbour passing the famous "blowhole" and finishes in the village where there are plenty of shops and Cafe's to take refreshments.

(2) Full-Day
Polzeath - Port Quin
Length: 8 miles
Time: 7 Hours
Difficulty: Strenuous
. Starting out across one of the Countys most popular beaches towards Edwardian New Polzeath where the walk starts to climb the Pentire peninsula one of the remotest and highest points (257ft) in North Cornwall, lookout for Grey seals along this stretch also famous for the many types of volcanic rock quarried here, further along at The Rumps headland the remains of an Iron Age castle can be seen whilst further along signs of lead mining and a disused quarry are visible also the home of Greater Horseshoe Bats, before descending down to Lundy Bay passing the Pigeon Hole cliff feature before reaching Trevan Point an area rich in flowers during the summer, walking towards the folly of Doyden Castle once a place of much revelry and entertainment in the 1800's we finish at Port Quin once a thriving community and numerous houses now a shadow of itself.