Cornwall Atlantic Highway Route

Dramatic Arthurian ruins, turquoise bays, and the edge of England

Road Trip Itinerary Overview

Cruising west from Devon along the A39 (Atlantic Highway), you will wind along rugged sea cliffs, visit historic castles linked to King Arthur, stroll through St Ives artists' harbor, and finish at England's rocky tip: Land's End.

Follow the Atlantic Highway along rugged coastlines, stopping at Tintagel Castle, St Ives, and ending at the edge of England.

Key Waypoints & Scenic Stops Along the Route

1. Tintagel Castle Ruins
2. St Ives Bay
3. Land's End Cliffs

Recommended Places to Stay & Overnight Stops

• 🏨 Tregenna Castle Resort, St Ives (Accommodation):

EV Charging Stations & Rapid Hubs

• ⚡ GRIDSERVE Cornwall Services:

Fuel, Petrol Stations & Rest Services

• ⛽ Cornwall Services (A30):

Essential Driving Tips & Seasonal Advice

• The A30 through Cornwall gets heavily congested during summer weekends. Travel early or late in the day.
• Try a traditional Cornish pasty in Tintagel—just watch out for the seagulls!
• St Ives operates a park-and-ride train from Lelant Saltings; it is highly recommended to use it as parking in town is tiny.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the Cornwall Atlantic Highway Route road trip and what are the main stops?

Cornwall Atlantic Highway Route covers 140 miles (225 km) over 3 Days, rated Easy. It starts at Exeter and finishes at Land's End, passing through Tintagel Castle Ruins, St Ives Bay, Land's End Cliffs.

Where are the EV charging stations on Cornwall Atlantic Highway Route?

GRIDSERVE Cornwall Services: Fast EV charging available.

Where are the best places to stay along Cornwall Atlantic Highway Route?

Tregenna Castle Resort, St Ives (Stay):