Step back in time at Botallack, Cornwall: explore dramatic cliff-edge mines and coastal walks without a car
Journey to Botallack, a captivating corner of Cornwall where history clings dramatically to the rugged coastline. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its iconic Crowns engine houses, perched precariously on the cliffs and reaching out into the Atlantic – a truly unforgettable sight, even made famous by BBC’s Poldark.
Embrace the freedom of car-free travel as you arrive easily by bus from Penzance, with services running frequently to the Queen’s Arms stop.
From there, immerse yourself in glorious walks along the South West Coast Path, offering breathtaking panoramic views and a chance to spot rare wildlife like choughs. Explore the industrial ruins and visit the historic Count House for insights into Cornwall’s rich mining past and a refreshing stop.