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Land’s End

St. Ives to Penzance

Dates: May 31 - June 7, 2024

Price: Check: $3,750 Credit Card: $3,950 (Single Supplement additional $500 check/cc)

"Call it a hike, a stroll, a toddle or a ramble – there really is nothing that the British like better than a jolly good walk in the countryside. Since ancient times, people have been exploring every last inch of this old island on foot, leaving behind a great web of byways, bridleways, lanes, tracks and footpaths covering practically every corner of the British landscape."

- Lonely Planet



Itinerary 

Sam Talucci has assembled a curated walking and hiking trip in Land’s End Cornwall UK.

Hike a section of South West Coast Path, part of the longest national Trail in the UK. Hike along stunning wind-swept cliffs and drop into deserted sandy coves. Hike through the ruins of abandoned coastal castles. The Coast Path has a long history. Much of it follows the route used by the coastguards and excise officers on the watch for smugglers. Right up until 1913, the coastguards regularly patrolled the whole length of the Path in the constant struggle to apprehend lawbreakers. They needed to be able to look down into every bay and cove, and as a result, the Path closely hugs the coast, providing excellent views. If you have watched the series Poldark, this is where it takes place.

This trip has luggage service so that you will walk with a lighter day pack. See the restrictions below in reference to the luggage service.

8- Day Trip

  • Day 1: Meet in Exeter.

  • Day 2 Train from Exeter to St. Ives (~ 3 hours), explore St. Ives

  • Day 3 St. Ives to Zennor ~ 9.5 miles

  • Day 4 Zennor to Boswedden House ~10 miles

  • Day 5 Boswedden House to Land’s End ~ 7.5 miles

  • Day 6 Land’s End to Mousehole ~13 miles

  • Day 7: Mousehole to Penzance, catch mid-afternoon train to Exeter, dinner/hotel in Exeter.

  • Day 8 Breakfast and onward travels.

It is either a B&B or a hotel. All rooms are doubles (queen or 2 singles), all en-suite. Breakfast and dinner are included; bring your favorite snacks for the hikes.

Luggage shuttle included for 40 L /20kg/45 Lbs. These restrictions are based on the luggage service provider. If your suitcase is larger, there might be an additional charge.

Incidental transportation during the trip due to inclement weather is included.

All transportation to and from Exter is included.

The trip circumnavigates the far southwestern tip of Cornwall, UK. This is where the series Poldark takes place. The trip starts and ends in Exeter, which can be easily accessed by train from either Heathrow (~3 hours) or Gatwick (~ 4 hours). Exeter is an old Roman city with a great cathedral, castle, and university. Exeter is an ancient city on the River Exe in southwest England. Dating back to the Roman era, the Exeter City Walls surround its center and Gothic Exeter Cathedral. Exeter Castle, a Norman landmark, overlooks leafy Northernhay and Rougemont Gardens. To their west, the Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM) displays fine art and costumes—the vaulted, medieval Underground Passages snake beneath the city.

We are offering a rate via check for $3,750.00 (fill out this form) otherwise to pay online it is $3,950.00 for a credit card (pay here) transaction per person based on double occupancy, There is a single occupancy up-charge of $500.00. If you are ok to have a shared same gender room partner you can forgo the up-charge.

For a more detailed itinerary please contact us taluch@taluch.com


Sam Talucci

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 Culinary Adventure Guide         Facilitator of Fun, Libations and Viands

Sam Talucci is a Chef, Restaurateur, Educator, Leadership and Organizational Development Consultant and Entrepreneur who’s personal and professional mission is to help individuals and groups identify the patterns that exist in their relationships. He brings this skill to meld groups of diverse travelers. 

Sam brings 25 years of expedition and trip leadership experience.  He has designed, developed and led NOLS alumni trips in Italy and Ireland for the past eleven years. Sam holds a current Wilderness First Responder (WFR) and CPR certification.

Sam grew up in Milano, Italy. He speaks Italian fluently. His love for the culture, food, history and landscape was fostered early on in life. Sam has a great eye for culinary experiences, and a knack for finding the local and favorite restaurant. Sam has nearly four decades of experience in the restaurant/hospitality industry and a culinary degree in Classical French Cooking. Sam was the owner and operator of the award-winning Magnolia Café in Philadelphia.

Sam brings his love of travel, food, wine and culture to these trips. From hotels to restaurants and vineyards, join us and spend time with Sam in some of his favorite places with some of his amazing colleagues and friends.


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