Climb on board an open-top bus for a fantastic Adventure by Bus around some of the most stunning scenery in Cornwall. Hop on and off at any of the many attractions along the way for a memorable day out.

Adventures by Bus routes connect you to a perfect combination of local attractions, beautiful beaches, and coastal walks - and you can leave the car at home!

  Starting at The Moor, the Falmouth Coaster operates hourly. It connects you to the best of Falmouth, including the Prince of Wales Pier, where you can hop on the St Mawes Ferry for a trip to the magical old-world fishing harbour of St Mawes. A return trip takes roughly 40 minutes, allowing you time to enjoy the sights at sea before returning to dry land.

  Once back on the pier, you can walk down to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, which celebrates its 20th birthday this year with a fantastic programme of exhibitions, including Pirates and the associated A Pirate's Life For Me that arrives in time for the summer holidays.

  Once you've been wowed by the museum, pick up the Coaster again to Pendennis Castle, which offers the perfect spot for a seaside adventure. This summer, they provide an exhilarating family experience on various dates throughout August with a Legendary Joust and Knights' Tournaments.

  Gyllyngvase Beach is a popular local favourite for an inviting swim, and the stunning Queen Mary Gardens offer a tranquil, relaxing retreat.  

  If you need another beach fix, Swanpool Beach and Nature Reserve is a pretty sand and shingle beach with a great cafe and a crazy golf course.

  The final stop before returning to Falmouth Moor is Kimberley Park, a seven-acre site home to many fine ornamental trees whose gardens pre-date 1877.

For a full and varied day out, there's nothing quite like an Adventure by Bus!

For adventures further afield...

The Sunseeker Coaster takes you to the popular destinations of Gwithian, Hayle, Carbis Bay and St Ives where you'll fiond stunning beaches, art and museums.

The Atlantic Coaster covers Newquay, Watergate Bay, Mawgan Porth, Bedruthan Steps, Porthcothan and Padstow where craggy headlands shelter some of the finest beaches in England and offers breathtaking views

The Land's End Coaster allows you to see  mining heritage sites, harbour towns, galleries, museums and Land's End itself!