Book A Day Trip To Trebah Gardens & Glendurgan Gardens With Berrys Coaches
A day of two halves to see two beautiful gardens along the Helford River in Cornwall.
Trebah is a sub-tropical paradise with a coastal backdrop, steeped in heritage and packed with exotic planting from around the world. With 26 acres of sub-tropical garden to explore, enjoy colourful exotic blooms, walk under towering tree ferns and discover countless secret corners. Four miles of footpaths, along with a dedicated step-free route, will guide you round this award-winning paradise. At the foot of the garden you’ll find Polgwidden Cove, Trebah’s private beach exclusively for garden visitors. A sheltered sun-trap, the cove is a hidden gem and the perfect stop for a Cornish ice cream, skimming a stone or taking a refreshing dip in the sea.
Three valleys join into one at Glendurgan and within this garden, a beautiful and intriguing blend of exotic and native plants thrive. There are impressive plants and natural beauty to be discovered, including a little-known orchard and the re-creation of a small 19th-century school room. At the heart of the garden is the historic maze, just waiting to be tackled before you head down to Durgan beach for an ice cream.
*Prices starting from £54, per adult, dependent on pick-up point. (Concessions for seniors & children).
NB: Pricing stated is for National Trust Members & Non-Members, Glendurgan ONLY. Trebah is INCLUSIVE.
Collection Points
Minehead – Bancks St Bus Stop
Dunster – Steep Bus Stop
Carhampton – Post Office Bus Stop
Washford – Post Office Bus Stop (Shepherds Corner)
Watchet – Harbour Rd Bus Stop
Williton – County Stores Bus Stop
Bishops Lydeard – Hithermead, Bull Meadow Bus Stop
Cotford St Luke – Dene Rd, Aveline Court Bus Stop
Norton Fitzwarren – Co-Op Bus Stop
Wellington – Longforth Car Park
Taunton – Galmington Launderette, Kings Arms & Merry Monk
North Petherton – Verriers Bus Stop
Bridgwater – Bus and Coach Station
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