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Baggage Transfers

Take it Easy - You're on Holiday

Walking with just a day pack of essentials whilst having your bags carried between overnight stops, makes the walking much easier and more enjoyable.

Also you can pack a few more 'luxuries' without having to worry about the weight. Luggage Transfers Ltd are the only luggage transfer specialist covering the whole of the SWCP.

They deliver tens of thousands of walker’s bags each year which allows them to daisy chain and 'partner up' bookings to reduce their carbon footprint. They guarantee to be the cheapest luggage transfer specialist and your bags are also insured as part of the cost.

Using the service is simple, make a booking for your bag and leave it with the proprietor of your hotel, B&B or campsite before 9am. Luggage Transfers will then deliver it to your next night’s accommodation by 4pm. The cost is a very reasonable, generally £13 for the first 2 bags, and £5 for each additional bag.

To book your luggage transfer go to their website and from the home page click on the Booking enquiry link, and they will then do the rest.

Also if you are looking for places to stay, their website has details of hundreds of B&Bs and hotels close to the path, and can arrange long-stay car parking.

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Latest News

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  • Great South West Walk exceeds half a million!

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  • Have you heard about #MOTY2013 to win an ipad mini? Info at http://t.co/AiQAX9ivqS and see swcoastpathteam on Pinterest for inspiration
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  • @NaomiCudmore thanks for tweeting our #MOTY2013 competition!
  • Good luck to the kayakers and beach cleaners from @AB4B
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  • View from the coastal path yesterday overlooking The Strangles beach,North Cornwall.
  • The new SWCP staircase in Royal William Yard, Plymouth is really taking shape and will be open in about a months time. When open for the first time Coast Path walkers will be able to enjoy walking through the brilliantly renovated Grade 1 historic naval buildings of the yard, and its lovely cafes and bars and the beautiful Devil's Point park overlooking Plymouth Sound. See http://www.southwestcoastpath.com/newsapp/article/56/
  • If you see two kayakers while walking the coast path, give them a wave and a cheer as they paddle AB4B. Good luck!
  • MOTY2013
  • This Bank Holiday weekend, why not take a walk along the Cornish coast and discover the secret coves and sandy beaches that inspired the characters in Summer in February - the film that everyone’s talking about this summer.
  • https://www.facebook.com/events/136768679847133/ Exhibition of seascapes and coastal scapes by Sue Read til 14th june