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Cornish Gardens & Devon Coast

Mon 17 May - Fri 21 May 27: A 5 Day Escorted Coach Holiday to Cornwall & Devon with Johnsons Coaches staying at The Duke of Cornwall Hotel

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Monday 17^th May 2027 – Friday 21^st May 2027

5 Days

From £789

Discover two of the West Country’s most captivating garden attractions on this relaxing spring break based in historic Plymouth. From the futuristic Biomes and inspirational planting of the Eden Project to the romantic restoration story of the Lost Gardens of Heligan, this holiday is filled with colour, character and Cornish charm. There is also time to enjoy Plymouth, Britain’s Ocean City, where maritime heritage, waterfront views and a scenic harbour cruise bring the Devon coast to life. Staying at the elegant Duke of Cornwall Hotel, this coach holiday offers a wonderful blend of gardens, coast and city sightseeing.

HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS

Explore the world-famous Eden Project, with its spectacular indoor Biomes and outdoor gardens
Visit Plymouth, Britain’s Ocean City, including time around Plymouth Hoe, the Barbican and Sutton Harbour
Enjoy a delightful Plymouth boat cruise with commentary along the historic waterfront
Discover the beautiful Lost Gardens of Heligan, one of Cornwall’s most remarkable restored gardens
Stay at the elegant Duke of Cornwall Hotel, close to Plymouth’s vibrant city centre

Day One: Arrival

Journeying to the southwest, we arrive at our hotel in time for dinner and our 4-night stay.

Day Two

A full day excursion to the world-famous Eden Project. This unique regeneration project has transformed a scar on the landscape into a global garden featuring two enormous glass Biomes. The Eden Project is always changing so, even if you've been before, you'll see something different next time.

Day Three

A leisurely day in Plymouth, Britain's Ocean City. Visitors can take advantage of the great shopping opportunities, in addition to uncovering hundreds of years of history including Sir Francis Drake and the Spanish Armada and the Mayflower sailing in 1620. Enjoy time at Plymouth Hoe, the Barbican and Sutton Harbour, with its quaint cobbled streets and plethora of independent retailers. With embarkation from the Barbican Landing Stage, we include a delightful boat trip with commentary detailing the history and heritage of the stunning Plymouth coastline.

Day Four

Travel to the Lost Gardens of Heligan, amazingly discovered in 1991 under a blanket of brambles after 70 years of neglect. Many of the original plants have been rescued. In the afternoon, we visit the delightful village of Mevagissey, one of Cornwall's most picturesque fishing villages.

Day Five

After breakfast, we make our way home.

Duke of Cornwall Hotel

Built in 1863, ‘The Grand Old Duke’ springs to mind for this imposing hotel with its beautiful Victorian gothic architecture. Ideally located on the fringe of Plymouth’s vibrant city centre, just a short stroll from Plymouth Hoe promenade, and combines historical features such as the Grade II listed staircase with sympathetic modernisations. The 72 uniquely decorated bedrooms feature traditional furnishings and are equipped with a TV, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. The elegant restaurant has beautiful features, including grand pillars and a domed ceiling, while the spacious bar and lounge area features wood panelling and chesterfield sofas, perfect for relaxing with a drink. • Bar • Restaurant. Mobility Grade: 3. Relatively level access, however there are some steps at entrance * level access within hotel with a lift serving all floors.

HOTEL FACILITIES INCLUDE

3-Star * En Suite Bedrooms * TV * Hairdryer * Hospitality Tray * Lift

YOUR HOLIDAY INCLUDES