Cornwall &
The Isles of Scilly

To cross the Tamar is to enter a land of myth and maritime soul. These walks trace the rugged spine of Cornwall, from the engine houses of the tin-mining coast to the sheltered, subtropical creeks of the south. Beyond the mainland lies the Isles of Scilly—an archipelago of white sand and crystal-clear waters where the pace of life slows to the rhythm of the tides. Whether you are navigating the 'rotting granite' of the Penwith moors or island-hopping across the Fortunate Isles, these routes explore the wilder, ancient heart of Britain’s high kingdom.