Lands End Coaster 1 & 1A - Take in the sublime views of the south western most tip of the country with double deck buses from Penzance to Porthcurno, Lands End & Sennen on the Lands End Coaster 1 & 1A.

Situated a stone’s throw from the larger town of Penzance, Newlyn is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the United Kingdom, with over 40 acres of harbour. The industry is one of the most important in the county, contributing millions of pounds to the Cornish economy each year. All sorts of fishing vessels can be seen in the harbour – beam trawlers, long liners, crabbers and even small open boats used for hand-lining for mackerel in the Bay.

Fun fact; the port was sacked and torched by a Spanish raiding party in the 16th century, then rebuilt. Today, very little of old Newlyn remains. Many of the white painted or stone faced granite cottages, separated by steep, narrow alleys, were only saved from demolition be the outbreak of the Second World War. The medieval harbour walls are dwarfed by the hundred year old walls of the North and South Piers.

Nestled on Cornwall’s spectacular south coast, Porthcurno is a captivating village renowned for its golden sands and azure waters, often compared to a Mediterranean paradise. Without the need for a car, you can effortlessly stroll from the pristine beach, perfect for a refreshing dip, to the iconic Minack Theatre. This awe-inspiring open-air amphitheatre is carved into the cliffs, offering breathtaking performances with the ocean as its dramatic backdrop.

Delve into the fascinating past of global communication at PK Porthcurno, the Telegraph Museum, located just a short walk away. Wander along sections of the South West Coast Path, soaking in panoramic views of the rugged coastline and the sparkling sea. Porthcurno’s compact nature makes it ideal for exploring on foot, allowing you to truly immerse yourself in its unique charm and natural beauty.

Perched on Cornwall’s dramatic western edge, Sennen offers a captivating escape where the wild Atlantic meets golden sands. A short stroll from the village leads to Sennen Cove, home to one of Cornwall’s most beautiful beaches – perfect for a refreshing dip or watching surfers catch a wave. You can easily pick up the iconic South West Coast Path here, offering breathtaking walks towards Land’s End, England’s most westerly point, with its rugged clifftop views and the famous signpost. Explore local arts at the Capstan Gallery or simply unwind at a beachside café. With scenic bus routes connecting you to this enchanting corner of the country, discovering Sennen’s charm and its nearby wonders is a truly relaxing experience.