Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, with its stunning coastal landscapes, rich history, and charming villages, is a hidden gem in the UK that is becoming increasingly popular among American travelers. Whether it’s exploring the legends of King Arthur, relaxing on picturesque beaches, or enjoying fresh seafood, Cornwall offers a unique experience different from traditional London-centric tours.
At Cornwall DMC we specializes in tailored group travel experiences for international visitors, ensuring that American tour groups receive the highest level of service. We offer:
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Important Considerations for American Travel Agents & Tour Operators
Direct Flights & Transfers: The nearest major airports are London Heathrow (with connecting flights to Newquay Airport in Cornwall) and Bristol, with easy train and coach connections to Cornwall.
Accommodation Preferences: Many Americans prefer hotels with modern amenities, though boutique inns and coastal resorts provide authentic local experiences.
Dining Options: Offering familiar foods alongside local specialties like Cornish pasties and fresh seafood ensures a comfortable dining experience.
Guided Tours & Accessibility: Having expert guides and structured itineraries can enhance the experience for American groups, especially those unfamiliar with UK travel logistics.
Key Attractions for American Group Tours
1. St. Michael’s Mount
Often compared to Mont Saint-Michel in France, this tidal island features a historic castle, beautiful gardens, and stunning views, making it an unforgettable stop for American tourists.
2. Tintagel Castle & King Arthur’s Legends
The legendary birthplace of King Arthur, Tintagel Castle sits dramatically on the cliffs of Cornwall, offering breathtaking views and a deep dive into British folklore.
3. The Eden Project
One of the UK’s top eco-tourism destinations, the Eden Project’s massive biodomes house exotic plant species from around the world, appealing to American travelers interested in sustainability and nature.
4. Doc Martin & Poldark Filming Locations
American fans of British TV series will enjoy visiting the quaint village of Port Isaac, known as the setting for Doc Martin, and the scenic landscapes featured in Poldark.
5. Picturesque Seaside Towns: St. Ives & Falmouth
With golden beaches, art galleries, and charming harbors, St. Ives and Falmouth offer an ideal combination of relaxation and cultural experiences.
Start Planning Your Cornwall Group Tour Today!
If you are a travel agent, tour operator or an independent traveler planning a group tour to Cornwall from the USA, contact Cornwall DMC today to create a bespoke itinerary that will leave a lasting impression on your clients.
