Social activities & excursionsExplore the best of Cornwall with Language Tree |
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Language, culture and adventure!
When you join a Language Tree summer programme, you will be immersed in a complete programme of social activities and excursions introducing you to all the best things that Cornwall has to offer.
All our social activities and excursions are of the highest quality and are led by our enthusiastic staff who love helping you to meet new people, enjoy new places and practise using your English in a natural way outside of the classroom.
When you join a Language Tree summer programme, you will be immersed in a complete programme of social activities and excursions introducing you to all the best things that Cornwall has to offer.
All our social activities and excursions are of the highest quality and are led by our enthusiastic staff who love helping you to meet new people, enjoy new places and practise using your English in a natural way outside of the classroom.
Here are some of our favourite social activities & excursions...
Coast walksThe South West Coast Path, follows all 500km of the coastline of Cornwall. There is always a new bit to explore and this is always one of our most popular excursions with students of all ages.
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Minack theatreThere are few theatres in the world that can offer a location as spectacular as the Minack Theatre. Watching a show under the stars is an unforgettable experience we love to share with our students.
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eden projectExplore a tropical rain forest in Cornwall! The Eden Project is a museum of plants from around the world and its biodomes make up the biggest greenhouse in the world. It is a brilliant place to go for all ages.
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Geevor mineGeevor Mine is part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is fascinating to explore these mines that date back hundreds of years to the start of the Industrial Revolution.
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Kernow Adventure ParkStudents love climbing, jumping and playing on the inflatables in this water park. Expect lots of Total Wipeout challenges!
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National Martime MusuemFalmouth has an important maritime history and it is still an active and beautiful harbour & port today. Find out stories of the British Empire, pirates & smuggling in this fascinating museum.
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Cinema nightsWe love a good night out to watch a movie and we try to include a trip every month. This normally ends in a trip to the pub afterwards to talk about the film too.
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Surfing lessonsNo trip to Cornwall is complete without having a go at surfing! With a wetsuit on, you will feel safe and warm and ready to learn how to surf with our professional surf coaches.
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SUP lessonsIf you prefer something calmer on the water, then perhaps you would prefer to SUP - Stand-up Paddleboard. A great new way to enjoy the water & get some fun exercise.
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eating outThere are plenty of excellent restaurants around Cornwall providing delicious traditional British food as well as wonderful cuisine from around the world. A perfect way to enjoy tasty food and get to know the other students better.
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St Michael's MountTaking its name from the French citadel of Mont Saint-Michel, this little castle just off the coast of Cornwall has some fascinating history for you to learn about.
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St Ives & The TateSt Ives is our favourite seaside town in Cornwall. Its small, winding streets are the perfect place to experience a real Cornish town. You can also learn about its rich artistic history and the impact this town had on British modernism.
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Board game nightsOne of our favourite social activities are our board game evenings. We have a great collection of board games that are the perfect way to practise your language skills while hanging out with friends
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Tintagel CastleFamous for being the legendary birthplace of King Arthur, this ancient castle is located on top of a cliff looking out over the Atlantic - an amazing atmospheric location with a touch of magic too!
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CAMEL TRAILCycle along historic old railway lines alongside the stunning River Camel. Then arrive in Padstow for a Cornish pasty in the harbour. Read more about this trip on our blog post.
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Horse ridingWe work with some fantastic organisations in Cornwall who have superb horse riding stables. Students can have horse riding adventures across scenic beaches and fields.
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Trelissick & the National TrustThe National Trust do an amazing job of preserving the heritage of English country houses and gardens. Students of all ages love to visit these historic homes.
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Pendennis castleEvery summer, King Henry VIII returns to Pendennis Castle to host a special medieval jousting event - this is always a popular visit for our teenage students.
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Beach cleansWe work with Beach Guardian throughout the year to support their work in protecting and cleaning up our marine environment. They love to meet our students and offer educational beach cleans, which are always an interesting and fulfilling experience for everyone involved.
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Fal river cruiseThe 90 minute cruise down the River Fal from Truro to Falmouth is one of the most peaceful and beautiful boat trips ever. After arriving in Falmouth, you will have time to explore this busy harbour town.
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Cream teaOne of the tastiest treats of all time has to be a Cornish cream tea. We take you to a traditional tea room in the heart of Truro for a full afternoon tea. It's hard to know when to stop eating!
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