Is the Poldark Tour suitable for children?

Yes, the tour is family-friendly, but children should be comfortable walking on uneven paths and near cliffs under supervision.

Are meals included during the 8-hour tour?

Meals are not included, so bringing snacks or planning a stop at local cafes is recommended.

Can I take photos during the tour?

Absolutely, photography is encouraged, especially at the Minack Theatre and Truro Harbour spots.

How many people can join the private tour?

Private tours typically accommodate small groups, but please confirm exact group size when booking.

What is the best time of year to take the tour?

Late spring through early fall offers the most favorable weather for comfort and views.

Is transportation provided between locations?

Yes, the tour includes transportation by a comfortable vehicle to each filming location.

Poldark Tour Cornwall Adventures by Brit Movie Tours | Guided Tour

Adventure Brief

Step into the dramatic landscapes of Poldark with Brit Movie Tours’ private 8-hour journey through Cornwall’s coastal gems like Truro Harbour and the Minack Theatre. Discover the real-world settings behind the beloved series and Cornwall’s rich maritime history.

8 hours

easy

From £650.00

Cornwall’s rugged coastline and windswept moors have long inspired storytellers, and few series have captured its charm quite like the BBC’s Poldark. Brit Movie Tours offers an exclusive 8-hour private journey from Truro, Cornwall’s historic heart, taking visitors through the dramatic locations that framed this beloved saga. This immersive tour blends film history with artful glimpses of Cornwall’s natural and cultural landscape.

Starting at Truro, Cornwall’s only city, known for its striking Gothic Revival cathedral and cobbled streets, your guide—an expert local—will lead you to unspoiled waterfronts like Truro Harbour. Here, the salty sea air mingles with seagulls’ cries as fishing boats bob gently on the tide, a living portrait of Cornwall’s maritime heritage. From there, the journey curves southwest toward the Minack Theatre, a cliffside open-air stage carved into granite overlooking the Atlantic. The sea crashing against jagged rocks below sets a cinematic backdrop that was vital to the show’s stirring narratives.

Each stop on the tour reveals the diverse geology of Cornwall—weathered granite cliffs, golden sandy coves, and heathlands dotted with gorse and wildflowers—an elemental landscape that shaped both the show’s mood and Cornwall’s identity. Along the way, visitors learn about the 18th-century mining culture, the Cornish language revival, and local legends that resonate in the area’s folklore.

Brit Movie Tours stands out by combining deep local knowledge with a personalized approach to guide visitors through places often missed by traditional tours. For fans of Poldark and those drawn to raw seaside beauty, this tour offers a unique way to connect the dots between fiction and landscape.

Whether capturing photographs of the iconic views or simply soaking up Cornwall’s atmosphere, this Poldark-focused adventure provides a compelling reason to walk off the beaten track in this remarkable corner of England.