Talland : locations saisonnières
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Talland : locations de vacances les mieux notées
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Studio Tencreek. Spacieux, moderne et confortable.Studio Contemporain avec Chambre Mezzanine. Les séjours du 24 au 27 décembre et du 2 au 5 juin sont de 3 nuits minimum Un studio récemment converti, élégant et contemporain, offrant un espace de vie ouvert - une combinaison parfaite d'une retraite paisible et d'une base pour s'échapper et explorer. Près du sentier côtier avec parking. Du lait frais et des friandises de Cornouailles attendront votre arrivée. En raison du COVID 19, j'ai pris des mesures supplémentaires pour rendre les protocoles de nettoyage et d'hygiène encore plus rigoureux.
Ploughman’s Cottage with sea view, Looe/PolperroPloughmans cottage is a quaint traditional farm cottage nestled on an organic working farm and only approx 1 mile from Talland Bay, the coastal path and the famous fishing ports of Looe and Polperro. Our local bus service is only 100m away, and on a great walking route that takes in Looe, Polperro, Talland Bay and the West Looe river. Please see this useful link; https://www.iwalkcornwall.co.uk/walks/near/looe
Boîte à oiseaux de Talland Bay proche de la merNOUVEAU ON!! Un appartement super intelligent situé au-dessus d'une dépendance dans le parc d'un chalet de 200 ans avec un jardin de 7,5 acres avec des ruisseaux, des sentiers boisés et des jardins de tourbières, tous que vous pouvez flâner et habiter. 500 m de marche douce à Talland Bay et le sentier côtier SW où il y a un café, la natation en toute sécurité et la plongée avec tuba. L'appartement est spacieux et spacieux avec tous les équipements que vous attendriez d'un logement de qualité. Équipé de FreeSat TV et bon haut débit. Grand parking.
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Talland : les activités les mieux notées
Des activités uniques animées par des experts locaux et reconnues pour leur qualité
- A walk around Fowey to explore the history, literary connections and hidden gems of this lovely Cornish town. All on made-up surfaces, so only general sturdy footwear and clothing required. Some moderate uphill sections involved, at a leisurely pace! We will cover the maritime and railway history; pilgrims and churches, history, defence and growth of the settlement; former dwellings and settings inspiring writers with local connections. Most of the time is spent with views of the busy estuary. Offered as an evening tour, to take advantage of the beauty of the town and countryside as darkness falls. Work up an appetite for dinner with sunset, moonrise, stargazing and listening to owls - to name just a few of the dusk delights! Other things to note This walk is within the town on made-up surfaces and includes moderate hills (both up and down) but kept to a minimum. Fowey has tiny streets, so I will advise on these and keep you safe near cars.À partir de Prix :12€/personne
- A circular classic walk of 4 miles, including two ferries and spectacular views of the Fowey estuary. We leave as foot passengers on the Bodinnick vehicle ferry. There are a couple of climbs/descents but much of the walk is roughly level, contouring above the river and Pont Pill. There is an option to visit the Church where Daphne du Maurier was married. We return on the Polruan foot ferry. CEREAL BAR provided, included in experience. Plenty of opportunities for cream teas or other refreshments on our return to Fowey (not included in experience price). FERRY FARES INCLUDED IN TICKET PRICE. Other things to note Be prepared for all weathers and to walk at the pace of the slowest in the group. Plenty of time is allowed for photo stops, water, etc so that all can enjoy the walk.À partir de Prix :24€/personne
- A walk around Fowey to explore the history, literary connections and hidden gems of this lovely Cornish town. All on made-up surfaces, so only general sturdy footwear and clothing required. Some moderate uphill sections involved, at a leisurely pace! We will cover the maritime and railway history; pilgrims and churches, history, defence and growth of the settlement; former dwellings and settings inspiring writers with local connections. Most of the time is spent with views of the busy estuary. Note: at your option, some unmade paths can be included, so please adjust footwear accordingly. Other things to note This walk is within the town on made-up surfaces and includes moderate hills (both up and down) but kept to a minimum. Fowey has tiny streets, so I will advise on these and keep you safe near cars.À partir de Prix :12€/personne
- I offer one-to-one or small group sessions in mindfulness. Both beginner and experienced participants are guided through different practices such as sitting meditations, bodyscans (bringing awareness to different parts of the body) and mindful movement (simple movements and stretches are practised with full awareness of the body). People often comment on feeling much calmer, more relaxed, energised, connected and embodied after these sessions. The sessions are mainly practical, with some space for teaching and discussion. Come on your own, with a partner or friend or as a group "The overall tenor of mindfulness practice is gentle, appreciative, nurturing. Another way to think of it would be heartfulness" Jon Kabat-Zinn Other things to note You don't need to have any previous experienceÀ partir de Prix :17€/personne
- We will walk a beautiful 6-mile section of this, England's longest National Trail, gently rising over clifftops and passing rocky coves, sandy beaches and the exquisite little harbour of Polkerris. There's a wealth of wildlife to spot, literary connections to make, a castle and lots more. We start with a short bus trip (NB on Bank Holidays a cross country walking route to Polkerris will be substituted) then begin our hike at Polmear where there are soon expansive views over St Austell Bay to our south and west. Rounding the tip of Gribben Head, marked by a "daymark" tower which is visible for miles (CEREAL BAR provided here, included in experience), we get our first sighting of our destination - the natural estuary harbour of Fowey. The path clings closely to the edge of low cliffs and drops to cross several small streams, bringing us to St Catherine's Point and castle, before we make our way through part of the pretty town and an optional teashop stop for lunch or a cream tea (not included in Experience price). Fairly easy walking means you arrive into the stunning harbour town of Fowey, ready to enjoy the picturesque boating scene and the rest of your day. Other things to note You will be walking in a fairly remote area on footpaths with a variety of terrain and weather. Please read the "what to bring" section carefully. Toilets only in Polkerris (1 hour out) and Fowey.À partir de Prix :36€/personne
