I am planning a trip to Cornwall with my parents and I was worried if Tintagel Castle would be too much of a walk for my parents but there was no way of knowing how many steps it had or how steep those routes were. This video helped so much to understand what to expect. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks so much for this. I was wondering if I could manage those paths and steps and I don’t think so! BUT so glad to have been able to see it. We might get to the village as that looks lovely! Will see if there’s anything about visiting the area in mid-October. Great filming and commentary!
Love the video..... we are going in July for the first time. Thanks for this video. Will really help with us getting up that hill knowing there's a land rover service
Thanks a lot! Tintagel and the castle is a must-do in Cornwall - enjoy! P.S we made a video about a magical spot just out of Tintagel called 'St Nectan's Glen' - can't recommend it enough if you have the time!
You've said it a couple times in your video but this is indeed really epic! The rough surroundings make the castle more impressive! Thanks for taking us along 😁 greetings from Belgium
Loved this guys. This is on our list to visit! Thanks for the tour, we appreciated all the info. What a stunning place. Amazing views. Thanks for sharing this guys. Cheers 🍻
Hi Guys, loved your video, I basically watch all your videos whenever I travel to new location in England. I want to know what the weather will be like in Cornwall the first week of October? Cheers 🥰
Hi lovely! Thanks for the message ❤️🙏🏼❤️ the weather will certainly be turning. Mostly unpredictable, be sure to bring something that can withstand the wind and the rain. I’m sure the temperature will be between 10-20° with a good wind chill on those northerly days 😉
That sounds like a wonderful excursion! 😍 we think you could walk around it all within an hour but if you wanted to stop and talk about different parts with a tour guide then maybe 2 hours?
C~ you are so friendly and adorable! I’m curious about your footwear for this adventure with alllll those stairs and hilly walking paths. Can you possibly share a recommendation or link?
Aww 🥰 thanks C 🙏🏼❤️ we do a lot of walking actually and are currently wearing boots from Mountain Warehouse. We recommend these walking boots otherwise just a good pair of trainers will do!
King Arthur, was NEVER born in Tintagel,He was a Roman Centurion that stayed in the south west of England when the 5th Legion left Exeter. There has always been a Settlement at Tintagel dating back to Roman times and the Ruins you see now was originally built as a Castle in Medieval times in 1233 by the Earl of Cornwall Richard Gervais de Tyntagel on the order of his brother King Henry III to keep the Legend Alive. Very little is written about Arthur but he is said to have ruled in the West of England from Cornwall to Dorset. No Merlin,Guinivire,Sir Lancelot and the round table at Winchester dates back to Mid Medieval times,long after Arthur would have lived, Some say he's buried in Cornwall others in Salisbury,but I'm going for Glastonbury Tor. That WOULD tie in with the story of the lake and being rode across it, The Tor thousands of years ago was below sea level and the area around it was a large lake. But it's a lovely story and legend is good for tourists eh??
I am planning a trip to Cornwall with my parents and I was worried if Tintagel Castle would be too much of a walk for my parents but there was no way of knowing how many steps it had or how steep those routes were. This video helped so much to understand what to expect. Thank you so much for sharing!
Awww wonderful! So glad it could be of use! There’s a helpful shuttle car up and down the hill from the main town for only a couple of pounds too 😊
@@cjexplores Thank you so much! 😊
Very Nice Explore Tintagel Castle! Full Tour
Thanks Kazi!!!
Thanks so much for this. I was wondering if I could manage those paths and steps and I don’t think so! BUT so glad to have been able to see it. We might get to the village as that looks lovely! Will see if there’s anything about visiting the area in mid-October. Great filming and commentary!
Thanks Michele, glad it could help you plan your trip 😊 hope the weather is nice for your trip!
Love the video..... we are going in July for the first time. Thanks for this video. Will really help with us getting up that hill knowing there's a land rover service
Thanks a lot! Tintagel and the castle is a must-do in Cornwall - enjoy! P.S we made a video about a magical spot just out of Tintagel called 'St Nectan's Glen' - can't recommend it enough if you have the time!
You've said it a couple times in your video but this is indeed really epic! The rough surroundings make the castle more impressive! Thanks for taking us along 😁 greetings from Belgium
Thanks guys! We are currently exploring Edinburgh Scotland, so more history to come!
She loves the word epic.
😂 couldn't come up with a better word at the time!
Loved this guys. This is on our list to visit! Thanks for the tour, we appreciated all the info. What a stunning place. Amazing views. Thanks for sharing this guys. Cheers 🍻
Woohoo! Thanks guys 😁 we wish we could have shown more but the weather took us out halfway through the day 😅
Epic!!
We need to go back! So stunning there!
Fabuloso!
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Really!
Epic I wish if I could rename The Epic.
what a epic videos guys much appreciated.
Many thanks
Awww 🥰 thanks Amazing Babbu 🙏🏼❤️ glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Guys, loved your video, I basically watch all your videos whenever I travel to new location in England. I want to know what the weather will be like in Cornwall the first week of October? Cheers 🥰
Hi lovely! Thanks for the message ❤️🙏🏼❤️ the weather will certainly be turning. Mostly unpredictable, be sure to bring something that can withstand the wind and the rain. I’m sure the temperature will be between 10-20° with a good wind chill on those northerly days 😉
Really cool place, added it to my to list 👍🏻
Woohoo!! Hope you have beautiful weather 😁🤞🏼
We visited the cafe first when we came and I remember being pretty blown away by the view of the cove and out to sea. Beautiful place
Lovely!! Nice to relive that experience for you 🥰
I’m planning on taking some kids on a school trip here, how long do you reckon it takes to walk all the way round and see everything?
That sounds like a wonderful excursion! 😍 we think you could walk around it all within an hour but if you wanted to stop and talk about different parts with a tour guide then maybe 2 hours?
@@cjexplores brilliant thank you !:)
@@ellietodd9206 good luck with the trip!! Contact English Heritage to see if you could arrange a guide on the day 😉
C~ you are so friendly and adorable! I’m curious about your footwear for this adventure with alllll those stairs and hilly walking paths. Can you possibly share a recommendation or link?
Aww 🥰 thanks C 🙏🏼❤️ we do a lot of walking actually and are currently wearing boots from Mountain Warehouse. We recommend these walking boots otherwise just a good pair of trainers will do!
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Have you tried Bossiney Cove beach?
No but that looks lovely! 🤩
@@cjexplores your welcome x
King Arthur, was NEVER born in Tintagel,He was a Roman Centurion that stayed in the south west of England when the 5th Legion left Exeter. There has always been a Settlement at Tintagel dating back to Roman times and the Ruins you see now was originally built as a Castle in Medieval times in 1233 by the Earl of Cornwall Richard Gervais de Tyntagel on the order of his brother King Henry III to keep the Legend Alive. Very little is written about Arthur but he is said to have ruled in the West of England from Cornwall to Dorset. No Merlin,Guinivire,Sir Lancelot and the round table at Winchester dates back to Mid Medieval times,long after Arthur would have lived, Some say he's buried in Cornwall others in Salisbury,but I'm going for Glastonbury Tor. That WOULD tie in with the story of the lake and being rode across it, The Tor thousands of years ago was below sea level and the area around it was a large lake. But it's a lovely story and legend is good for tourists eh??
Thanks Robert, very thorough and concise response! 🙏🏼🥳
Is there a parking at the castle?
Not directly, there is parking in the town and you can get a lift up & down the hill to the castle 🏰
Do a shot every time charlotte says “epic” 🥴
Epic idea mate. We had an epic dahl tonight btw ❤️
Well do 10 shots as well to go with it x
Except for a bridge and a statue.........what's there ? other than someone wanting your money. 😢
History. Ruins. Folklore. 🙈
Unfortunately the castle was built by Richard of Cornwall years and years after Arthur supposedly existed
Yes we heard it was a fanciful tale but you can’t let the truth get in the way of a good story 🤣
There was none of that 34 years ago..you certainly didn't pay anything, it was all natural
I wonder if anything would be left if it was still free and unmanaged…?
Why so much about the weather? You're on the very far West coast of England high up, talking about the wind every 2 minutes is boring.
Well it was particularly windy up there that day! We live on the north coast of Cornwall and we know it can get bad but that was intense!!
Hmm, I’ve never heard of any ‘Cornwall’ in England.
The wall of corn maybe? 🌽
You haven’t lived it’s a ancient county ,but saying that Great Britain is a ancient country
Fake king Arthur bullshite
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