Sustainable Travel: Eco-Friendly Ways to Experience Cornwall

With the climate crisis becoming more apparent, sustainable travel is more important than ever. Cornwall’s unique climate and biodiversity make it a paradise for sustainable holidays, but preserving this beauty for future generations is crucial. Discover eco-friendly travel options and activities, and tips for a more sustainable trip.

Cornwall’s Sustainable Travel Options:

01

Trains

Cornwall’s train travel offers breathtaking views. Take the St Ives Bay Line, get off at Carbis Bay for the beach and coastal walks to St Ives, or relax and enjoy the scenery.

02

Buses

First Kernow’s bus network is easy to use and covers many smaller villages, allowing you to explore Cornwall’s picturesque towns.

03

Cycling

Bring your bikes or rent them here. Cycle paths cater to all abilities. The Camel Trail (Bodmin to Padstow) and the Mineral Tramways Coast to Coast are great options.

04

Walking/Hiking

The simplest sustainable choice! Explore the South West Coast Path, tropical gardens, or Bodmin Moor.

05

Electric cars

A great alternative to petrol/diesel, especially in areas with limited public transport. We have four EV charging stations (Project EV) in our car park (7kW and 22kW chargers).

Eco-Friendly Activities In Cornwall

Shop Local & support independents

Support local businesses, craft fairs, and eco-friendly shops. This benefits the local economy and promotes ethically sourced products. St Ives, Truro, Falmouth, and Redruth (with its monthly market) have great independent shops.

Sustainable travel in Cornwall lets you discover fantastic places while preserving the county for future generations. Shop locally, explore nature and history, and have a fantastic, eco-friendly holiday!

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