Cornwall And Devon

Here's a suggested itinerary for 7 days in Cornwall and Devon that is wheelchair-friendly:

Day 1: Arrival in Plymouth

• Arrive in Plymouth and check into your hotel.
• Take a stroll along the historic Barbican area, which has cobbled streets and old buildings.
• Visit the National Marine Aquarium, which is fully accessible and has a variety of marine life to see.

Day 2: Exploring Plymouth

• Start the day with a visit to the Plymouth Hoe, which offers stunning views of the sea and the city.
• Next, head to the Royal William Yard, which has been converted into a trendy shopping and dining destination. It is fully accessible and has plenty of options for food and drink.
• End the day with a visit to the Plymouth Gin Distillery, which offers tours that are wheelchair-friendly.

Day 3: Tintagel Castle and Boscastle

• Drive to Tintagel Castle, which is perched on a cliff overlooking the sea. The castle ruins are accessible via a steep but manageable path.
• After exploring the castle, head to the nearby village of Boscastle, which has a picturesque harbor and plenty of shops and cafes to explore.

Day 4: St Ives and Land's End

• Drive to St Ives, a charming seaside town with narrow streets and white sand beaches. The town is fully accessible and has plenty of galleries and shops to explore.
• After lunch, drive to Land's End, which is the westernmost point of England. The site is fully accessible and offers stunning views of the sea.

Day 5: Eden Project and Fowey

• Drive to the Eden Project, which is a unique botanical garden housed in giant biomes. The site is fully accessible and has plenty of exhibits to explore.
• After lunch, head to the nearby town of Fowey, which has a beautiful harbor and plenty of shops and cafes to explore.

Day 6: Dartmoor National Park

• Drive to Dartmoor National Park, which offers stunning views of the moors and plenty of accessible trails to explore.
• Visit the village of Widecombe-in-the-Moor, which has a picturesque church and plenty of shops and cafes to explore.

Day 7: Exeter

• Drive to Exeter, a historic city with plenty of accessible attractions to explore.
• Visit the Exeter Cathedral, which is fully accessible and has stunning architecture.
• End the day with a visit to the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, which has a variety of exhibits that are wheelchair-friendly.

I hope this itinerary helps you plan your trip to Cornwall and Devon!