BEYOND THE BIOME

Two-Night Spa Break with Eden Project Guided Tour

Nestled in the lunar landscape of a disused Cornish clay pit, the ambitious charity project to educate and fascinate visitors with science and nature remains one of Britain's best leisure attractions. The micro-climate of Cornwall, with its subtropical plant life and mild, sunny weather, is the perfect gateway through which to experience the many faces of the natural world, changing and blooming with the seasons.

Built in 1998 the Eden Project was developed to showcase the global interdependence of human and plant life and continues to explore ecological and sustainable ways of living. The cleverly constructed biomes house carefully controlled environments, taking guests from an English garden, into an Amazonian jungle, to a Mediterranean prairie and back again in what is one of the most unique and unusual experiences.

With an expert guide, choose to explore either the Rainforest of Mediterranean Biome. Inside the Rainforest, discover how rainforests keep us alive and how to help conserve them, exploring a Malaysian garden, a cocoa and rubber plantation and spices that changed the world. Inside the Mediterranean, experience sights, scents and stories from the Mediterranean, South Africa and California. Take a journey from olive groves to flowers born of fire, heavenly scents to fallen gods, cowboys to cork, ancient cultures to new futures.

After a day inside the global garden, relax in the four-star luxury of the modern and stylish Carlyon Bay hotel, near St. Austell. Located less than two miles from the Eden Project, Carlyon Bay hotel is positioned atop a cliff edge, with breathtaking sea views, as well as its own private beach, Carlyon Cove; the ideal retreat to make the most of Cornwall’s dramatic landscape.

On a two-night stay, guests can enjoy use of the extensive holistic spa facilities, featuring a heated indoor pool, hot tub and steam room, as well as the 18-hole golf course, putting green and croquet lawn with equipment hire and expert golf tuition available. The hotel’s Bay View restaurant serves fresh seafood and fine vintage wines in formal surroundings, and for a more relaxed atmosphere, Taste Brasserie offers fine locally sourced produce, and the Spa Bar serves light meals on the terrace.

We also recommend

• Visit the museum and bar at the famous St. Austell brewery; a Victorian brewery with massive copper tanks and 150 years of history
• Stroll around nearby Charlestown Harbour, a secluded and beautiful area with lots of character and charm
• Explore more of the natural world by taking the short drive to the Lost Gardens of Heligan, boasting wildlife and Victorian gardens in 200 acres of lush grounds

Additional information:

Flights or transports are not included to give you maximum flexibility with your travel arrangements.

Eden Project: Tours are available to book at 10am or 1pm (and 9.30am during August only) throughout the year. Tours must be booked at least two weeks in advance.

Please note that no cancellations or amendments are possible once the booking is confirmed.

All bookings are subject to availability. We recommend booking at least six weeks in advance to guarantee the desired date and time.