Getting There

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We know it's a long journey for some of our guests, some of whom will be travelling halfway around the globe just to come and see us tie the knot.

We hope that the following information helps to make your travel as smooth and as pleasant as possible.

The official SE Cornwall website http://www.visit-southeastcornwall.co.uk/


Not sure what is the best way to get there? Try the BBC Routeplanner. It can help you with finding flights, trains, buses/ coaches, car routes or even get you there using a combination of different modes of transport. Select the door-to-door journey planner to see if you can get there quicker/ cheaper/ easier!


"Taxi!"

Tower Cabs Plymouth(01752) 25 25 25
Crownhill Taxis, Plymouth (01752) 77 55 77
Taxisfirst, Plymouth (01752) 22 22 22

Cottons Taxi Service, Saltash (01752) 84 84 84

Tamar Bridge Tolls

The River Tamar divides Devon and Cornwall. If you are travelling by car, you will, more than likely, go over the 1961 Tamar Bridge.

As you cross, you may notice the Royal Albert Bridge designed by the engineer, Isambard Kingdom Brunel. This wrought iron bridge was opened by Prince Albert in 1859 and is still used by trains today.

The toll operates in one direction - those who wish to leave Cornwall! You will need to have your money ready after you have crossed the bridge and are on the Devon side. It is £1.50 for a car/ small van at the time of writing. And £3 for a caravan, I believe.

For further details, please view the Tamar Crossings website:

http://www.tamarcrossings.org.uk/