24 hour Cornish Mini Adventure Wild Camping and Merlin's Cave.
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2023
- What can you do with 24 hours, a little optimism and some good people who are always up for an adventure?
This Optimistic Adventures trip saw us explore the Cornish Coast, wild camp, eat dinner on the cliffs and explore sea caves and the ancient ruins of Camelot, King Arthur's castle in Tintagel.
Join us on an adrenaline-fueled 24-hour adventure like no other! In this action-packed 20-minute video, we prove that you can squeeze in a lifetime of excitement in just one day.
Our journey begins as we embark on a daring wild camping expedition deep within the enchanting Cornish coast. Nestled in an old slate mine, we'll take you on an exploration of breathtaking landscapes and starry nights that you won't believe we fit into a single day.
But the adventure doesn't stop there! When the tide cuts us off from exploring sea caves up close, we unleash our trusty drone to capture the hidden wonders of Cornwall's rocky shore from above. You won't want to miss the incredible footage we captured in these secret caverns.
We then journey to the world-famous Camelot Castle, steeped in the legends of King Arthur. Our exclusive tour of this legendary castle gives you an inside look at the rich history and breathtaking views that make this site a must-see.
Finally, we wrap up our whirlwind adventure with a stop at the iconic Tintagel Castle. While there, we indulge in a classic Cornish cream tea in the impressive tea room, surrounded views that are second to none.
Get ready for a whirlwind day of adventure, legends, and breathtaking landscapes as we prove that even with just 24 hours, you can make memories that last a lifetime. Don't miss this epic 24-hour journey through Cornwall - it's an adventure you won't want to miss! Like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to join us on more extraordinary adventures! 🌄🏰🌊✨
Lovely views of the coast and beach.
The cave did look large and impressive but, like you said, more impressive without drums banging and people everywhere.
Great video as always.
Thanks for another amazing adventure!!
I had the best time with you all and can't wait for the one! x
You are more than welcome. X
Lovely place Cornwall, but 18.75 to look at some old ruins!! I guess I'm showing my age now but me and my family were lucky enough to visit that area in the early 80s and there was no bridge and very little ruins and apart from a fiver for a land-rover ride for all 4 of us down to the bottom of the steps leading up to the ruins there was no charge. Guess we were lucky to visit in that time. Nice video though.
I thought it was mega expensive mate. Even a fiver back in the 80’s was a lot! Overpriced and over visited, I’ll be going back to off piste places from now on.
Spectacular, absolutely spectacular scenery my friend!
Thank you Ervin. Those mountains in your recent videos are just insane. The people seem to be taking to you too.
@@TheOptimisticAdventurer thx, I'm in Norway right now, shooting glaciers and fjords. I really can't recommend this country enough. Norway blew me away with its natural beauty
@ervinslens one day my freind, one day.
Looks a lovely place, on a list to do one day. I agree with you on the busy places, it makes the experience less fun. Looking forward to the wales vid!!
Location picked. Weather looking ok. Kit ready. Thanks for watching another video.
Didn’t go in castle, bit like you don’t like to many people, we walked Tintagel to Boscastle and nice couple of pints in the Cobweb in September.
Sounds lovely. I’ll be sticking to the lesser known locations for a while. I’m be nothing against people, I quite like them but when I’m out I prefer less of them. That pub sounds good though!
Nice adventure BUT did you have the land owners permission ( i assume not)as wildcamping is not allowed generally? Your tents spoil the view for other walkers in this beautiful area!
Hi, thanks for taking the time to comment. We pitched up 30 minutes before dark and we’re packed up before it was light, I don’t think we ruined anyone’s view.
We left the area better then when we arrived as we cleared a fair bit of rubbish from the area and path. The area is beautiful and long may it remain so.