easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most ages and fitness levels; some mobility required for uneven paths.
Join Lucy Daniel Guide for a 2.5-hour walk through Cornwall’s stunning coastal and woodland scenery. Discover historic sites, enjoy breathtaking vistas, and immerse yourself in the area's natural beauty on this guided adventure starting from Mevagissey.
12+ years • 2.5 hours • A guided walk from Mevagissey
Embark on a captivating 2.5-hour guided walk starting from Mevagissey, traversing stunning coastal paths and serene woodlands. Enjoy breathtaking views of St Austell Bay, explore the grounds of a historic 17th-century manor, and engage with friendly guides. This unique experience combines nature, history, and scenic beauty in one memorable hike.
Duration: 2.5 hours
A varied 4 mile guided walk starting from Mevagissey on the Coast Path via Portmellon. Returning via a woodland nature reserve and the grounds of a 17th Century Manor.
If you are arriving by car please leave plenty of time to park, especially during the middle of the day.
Starting from Mevagissey on the Coast Path walking on rugged terrain via Portmellon and Chapel Point. Returning via a woodland Nature Reserve and the grounds of a 17th Century Manor, to Mevagissey for the end of this 4 mile hike.
Fairly easy walking means you arrive into Mevagissey, ready to enjoy an optional tea stop (not included in price) and the rest of your day.
She Sells Mevagissey, Mevagissey, Saint Austell, UK
Parking Space Public parking (can be busy - leave plenty of time to park) in Mevagissey car park - pay and display.
Train Stations & Bus Stops Nearest train station is St Austell. Buses 23 and 26 call at Mevagissey, Trevarth bus stop, from St Austell. On the Good Journey planner search ‘Mevagissey, Cornwall’ and select ‘Mevagissey Museum, East Wharf’– then look out for She Sells on the left
Paths can be uneven and rocky, so sturdy shoes will keep your feet protected.
Stay hydrated and shield yourself from the sun, especially during warmer months.
Weather can change quickly along the coast, so plan accordingly to stay dry and warm.
There are many scenic viewpoints worth capturing, so take your time.
The nearby manor grounds date back to the 17th century, offering insights into regional history.
The area is part of local conservation efforts to preserve native plant species and seabird habitats.
Good grip and support for uneven terrain along coast and woodland paths.
Provides shade during sunnier days on the coast.
summer specific
Adjust layers to stay comfortable through changing weather conditions.
Provides protection against unexpected showers or wind.
spring|fall|winter specific