St Ives, Newquay & Land’s End

The St Ives Bay Hotel, St Ives

Overlooking the golden sands of Porthminster Beach, the St Ives Bay Hotel commands superb panoramic views across the bay. A string of splendid beaches, fishing harbour, art galleries, antique shops, potteries and cosy pubs are all just a few moment's walk away from the welcoming St Ives Bay Hotel.

Hotel features: All bedrooms with en-suite facilities, television & tea/coffee making facilities • Bar • Lounge • Evening entertainment • Restaurant.

Please note: The hotel has steps to the entrance of the hotel and to get to the bedrooms.

St Ives

A jewel in Cornwall’s crown, St Ives is a beautiful seaside resort which has spectacular beaches to rival the best in the Mediterranean.

Once a small fishing village, the resort is now a popular haunt with coach holiday visitors due to its cosmopolitan mix of golden beaches, world-class art galleries and craft shops.

Its diversity makes St Ives the perfect all-year round coach holiday destination. Heading to Cornwall with Caledonian Travel means you don’t have to worry about the long drive. We include coach travel, hotel accommodation and excursion programme as part of your package.

Newquay

The beautiful coastal town of Newquay on Cornwall’s Atlantic Coast.  

With its golden beaches, fantastic coastline and picturesque harbour, this much-visited resort is the perfect destination for a relaxing coach holiday.

Explore the town’s stunning beaches, which all offer a unique experience. One of the most popular beaches is Fistral Beach, long and sandy, backed by rocks and cliffs. If you prefer a more secluded spot, relax on Towan Beach, a sand and shingle beach which is conveniently located in the centre of the town.

Take in breathtaking views of the sea and surrounding countryside with a walk on the beach or a stroll along the South West Coast Path which runs all around Newquay. With a rich maritime history and mining heritage, there’s also lots to discover in the town’s museums. Sample some delicious seafood and local Cornish produce at one of the many cafés and restaurants. 

It’s easy to see why Newquay is one of the most popular places to visit in Cornwall.