Gardens of Cornwall
Cornwall is often described as the 'garden capital of the world' as the lush vegetation and colour give garden lovers a feast for the eyes all year round
Garden Break
St Michael's Garden Breaks include full use of Spa facilities as well as free entry to three Cornish gardens of your choice.
3 Nights including Dinner & Breakfast from only £649 per room (Code OG3)
5 Nights including Breakfast from only £649 per room (Code OG5)
(5 nights applies to Sunday arrival only)
Please call 01326 312707 to book
Please note these prices are valid against new bookings only and cannot be combined with any other offer. Subject to availability.
Gardens
Please
remember to tell the reservation staff which of the three garden tickets you require. You can choose from the five given below.
Trevarno near Helston
These beautiful Victorian and Georgian gardens are a plantsman’s paradise featuring one of Cornwall’s most extensive collections of trees, shrubs
and exotic plants. Suggest you visit this one during Feb/Mar/April. (Open year round)
Trebah on the beautiful Helford River
This beautiful 26 acre garden is listed among the 80 finest in the world. The steeply wooded ravine descends to a secluded beach on the Helford River. Suggest
you visit this one during Feb/Mar/April. (Open year round)
The Lost Gardens of Heligan near St Austell
One of the most famous Cornwall gardens! The dynamism and hard work of earlier generations created a largely self-sufficient estate comprising home farm, working woodlands,orchards, and gardens brimming with newly imported, exotic species. In 1990, the Lost Gardens were re-discovered and restored with care. Suggest you visit this one during Feb/Mar/April. (Open year round)
Lamorran House Gardens St Mawes
This Mediterranean garden is surrounded by the sea and has extensive views out over Falmouth Bay. Built in the Italianate manner, the four acre garden winding down
the hillside to the sea is home to a vast array of palm trees and subtropical plants. A connoisseur’s delight. (Opens April)
Bonython Manor on the stunning Lizard Peninsula
Discover a unique blend of tropical and traditional horticulture planted in these stunning estate gardens that lie at the gateway to the Lizard Peninsula.
(Opens April)
