Coach Hire and Minibus Hire in Cornwall

Visiting Cornwall

Nestled in the southwest of England, Cornwall boasts breathtaking coastal landscapes, world-famous beaches, and a rich cultural heritage. Visitors to Cornwall can explore the rugged cliffs and picturesque fishing villages of the South West Coast Path, or relax on the golden sands of St Ives, Porthminster, or Fistral Beach.

The county is also home to a variety of popular tourist attractions such as the Eden Project, St Michael's Mount, and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Cornwall's business scene is centred around the thriving city of Truro, which offers a range of commercial opportunities and a bustling retail hub. With a range of leisure and business destinations to discover, Cornwall truly has something to offer for everyone.

Coach Pickup Locations in Cornwall

We've provided the best prices for coach and minibus hire in and around Hampshire for all different destinations, some of our most popular pick-up locations include:

Coach Hire Cornwall

If you’re looking for coach hire in Cornwall, we’ve got you covered with our extensive range of coach and minibus operators. But, before you go, have a read of why it’s such a popular destination for surfers, beach-goers and nature lovers.

Cornwall is the most south-western county in England, located right on the bottom left tip of the country, known for its sandy beaches and stunning coastline, making it a very popular holiday destination for people from all over the world.

For those of you fascinated by nature and all things green, you have to take a trip to the world famous Eden Project. Home to the world’s largest indoor rainforest, this stunning array of gardens and beautiful plants is a highly educational day out for all the family. For more interesting greenery, head to the Lost Gardens of Heligan, one of the most popular gardens in the UK. Filled with a huge variation of typical 19th century gardenesque styles and funky rock features, the lost gardens are a weird but wonderful adventure.

For a slightly windier, but no less exciting escapade, head to Land’s End. Land’s End is the most westerly point of England, and has been a popular tourist destination for hundreds of years due to its location and rocky formations. Filled with beautiful coastal landscapes, Land’s End boasts many brilliant walks to enjoy and shops for the whole family to explore as well as some cracking wildlife to watch including seals, sharks and dolphins (if you’re lucky!). For more coastal fun, head to Fistral Beach, one of the most popular beaches in the UK due to its surfer significance and lively vibe, including being the site of the music festival ‘Boardmasters’. Either give surfing a go or have a little sunbathe, up to you!

For a spectacular piece of history and coastal view, visit the Minack Theatre. Built in 1930, the open air theatre is just down the road from Land’s End and is a stunning piece of architecture. For a slightly older history lesson, visit St Michael’s Mount, easily one of Cornwall’s most amazing things to see. Built in the 1100s, the mount is a tidal island in Mount’s bay, and is accessible only between mid tide and low water. On the island is a huge castle, the English counterpart of Mont-Saint-Michel in France, and is currently run by the National Trust.

Look at our full options for Coach Hire Cornwall to find the best local coach company for you, whether it's a 60 seater coach or just a minibus, we’ll get you there. Make sure to do your research as there’s so much to do, including visiting beautiful towns such as Newquay, Bude, Falmouth and the stunning St Ives. Enjoy your trip!