TINTAGEL CASTLE CORNWALL | Full tour of the real King Arthur's Camelot in 4K

[@kruvak]

WHAT A PLACE TO VISIT. GREAT VIDEO NEIL ❤😊😊😊😊😊

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Definitely

[@joycelow595]

Loved the silence and breathtaking photography.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Wow thank you so much! ❤️❤️

[@ruthanneseven]

Yes! The silence and natural sounds increased the experience for the better! Amazing work on your part! I am humbled by your generosity in facing your fears along the way. This has to be the best tour I've EVER seen on YT, or anywhere else! 💖

[@pendragon8162]

I'm adopting two rescue cats in two weeks. I'm naming them Tintagel & Avalon.I can't even tell you how much I love this video and your bravery! Afraid of heights ain't nothing!

[@GimbalWalkTV]

ha ha that's awesome!!

[@bexhil7]

Another great & fantastic & enchanting video of TINTAGEL CASTLE CORNWALL | Full tour of the real King Arthur's Camelot in 4K!.👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thanks again!

[@patriciativey2621]

That was absolutely wonderful, thank you.I love Cornwall, not been able to get there lately but will soon, love Tintagel, it is a magical place.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

It is isn’t it! Blew me away!

[@TheDutchman92000]

Another great video thanks, I have no fear of heights, only of falling from heights! heights, only of falling!

[@GimbalWalkTV]

ha ha I know what you mean!

[@TheSuzberry]

If you want to go back, I’ll carry your gear so you can hold on. Your videos are a gift. Just bought “good walking shoes” for my trip there.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Awesome - what a place !!

[@TheSuzberry]

@@GimbalWalkTV - how do I get up from the beach?

[@patriciakloeppel9863]

wow I'm a new subscriber id love to go there someday i love the merlin and king authour stories them two are my heros lolo

[@jamesjackson7844]

Remarkable in more ways than one !

[@charlenecoburn4551]

Great job of filming🤩. Loved the walk and the breathtaking views. Can feel the magic right through the video. Thank you so much and happy trails!!!

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you so much!

[@lornamackenzie2525]

Tintagel Castle is truly magical. Well done for walking the bridge and the clifftop. ❤

[@alisonlorey6654]

We watched this video . Loved it. We were in Tintagel last week and did the castle . We stayed in Camelot castle hotel. Definitely you should stay there. We love Tintagel and will be back ASAP. Enjoying your videos xx

[@Vortigan07]

Magnificent film!! I was there just a couple of days ago (28/4/22) and it really did blow me away! I lucked out with the weather, a beautiful Spring day with only a light wind offshore. I ended up spending a little over 3 hours there and I think I took about 6GB worth of photo/video! You've done a much better job of capturing the sense of the heights than I did, they're just insane aren't they! I was more at ease on the bridge than I expected to be but that little gap in the floor at the halfway point was a little unsettling 😅 The photo worthy views just seem to be endless and all those little offshoot paths and ledges are irresistible to wander down. Cornwall has such a tangible sense of history, often dark history, and Tintagel Castle is right at the pinnacle of it. Tintagel village too, that medieval post office is unreal!! All in all, a wonderful day spent! You're quite right to point out the nature of some of the walking involved too, my calf muscles were certainly feeling it the next morning!

[@kimb4285]

Wow another amazing video, wow can't wait to go there later this year, so glad we booked the Camelot Castle to stay in, I see what you mean about all those steps, keep you fit. Thank you for sharing a fantastic video, at least I know what I'm letting myself in for.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Great isn't it! Definitely one for people with heads for heights!

[@carolM9]

Thank you so very much for giving me a chance to see the areas around Tintagel.lt is the next best thing to being there .Thanks again.Whith this video l can go round again. I can also show my family.

[@irenelucas5240]

Wow - what breathtaking views. The sceneries are spectacular and you did a nice job handling your camera at high places. Thanks for sharing! 👍🎉

[@karenward2789]

I just loved this series, its 44 years since I was here (I went to other places you filmed too on the same holiday.) And you brought back so many happy memories, thanks for all your efforts.

[@lindacarlton3154]

Wow! Well done! Thank you for sharing this. Brilliant! Xx

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you so much It’s one of my favourite videos I’ve done this one!

[@lindacarlton3154]

@@GimbalWalkTV I'm not sure I could walk across the bridge and film like you've done. Truly exceptional. Xx

[@alanmurphy4589]

I love the legend of King Arthur an his knights etc I have a statue of King Arthur in my glass case at home fantastic walk I have been many times thank you all the best take care

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thanks Alan Have a lovely week

[@fozibear2281]

Love this video you have captured the true essence and magical views of Tintagel.

[@paulinefearnley9379]

Thank you for such a truly magical entertaining video fantastic and as always keep on walking 👍👍🚶🏻‍♂️🚶🏻‍♂️

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you

[@steveray8056]

Thanks for a great walk down memory lane. My wife and I visited Tintagel in 2016, before the grudge was built and enjoyed the quirkiness and history of the castle. We both were saddened to see the bridge as we do not think it fits with the historic nature of the castle. We feel it sticks out like a sore thumb. Rant over. We really did enjoy seeing you take the stairs as we think this is the best way to experience the castle.

[@paullangdale5200]

Magnificent video 📹 Gimbal absolutely stunning 😍

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thanks a lot Paul!

[@habibansari8890]

Another Great Video When Iam Visiting Cornwall Again Tintagel Castle Will Be On My List To Visit thank You .

[@gedruk]

I haven't been to tintagel since 1987 I've forgotten how beautiful the place is this is another amazing video thank you

[@puma55792]

Great video brought back memories from when i visited ten years ago, but then it was a terrifying climb to the caste clinging to the side of the rock face while people tried to pass you on a very narrow path,

[@GimbalWalkTV]

😮😮😮

[@scattihatti]

Thank you so much for this wonderful video. Truly amazing place and views.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you too

[@borzashollo]

I am ever so grateful for this video. I'm a guide and I'm going to take a group of 30 people to the castle at the end of the summer. These videos are so useful for me to see what's awaiting us. Thank you. :)

[@GimbalWalkTV]

You're welcome- thank you!

[@exploringwithjb]

Awesome videos 👍 I love the fact that that these places are documented and people will be able to look back for generations to come. Keep up the great work

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you so much

[@carolvarner1725]

Absolutely loved this video! I enjoy all of your videos, but this is undoubtedly my favorite!😊Cornwall is a magical place and so beautiful. I have never been there but I sure hope to visit someday. Thank you so much for sharing. 😊

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Yes!!! THANK YOU! Finally some love for this video from someone! It’s my favourite video but didn’t get much love when it was released! 🤣 You’ve made my day Carol thank you x

[@andrewmatley7688]

great walk what an area to explore thank you.

[@MichaelIngram-i4y]

Well done on facing your fears to produce a fantastic video .👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you so much 😀

[@GreenpetesWorld]

Great video 👍 Thanks very much.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you very much!

[@keithchamps2297]

Thank you so much for your wonderful vidios at our age we coulld not do all the steps but we now think we have been there and load more places you have shown us thank you yvonne from kent

[@bonitaturner7487]

Over the years whenever I visited Cornwall (usually Newquay I always went on a day trip to Tintagel, one of my favourite places. I have always had a great interest in King Arthur and the scenery here is one of the best Cornwall has to offer (although there are many beautiful places). As I can no longer make it I would like to Thank You for reliving a memory for me. It was wonderful to look along those glorious views without having to climb the steps though I sometimes still felt the fear of being high over the cliffs as it felt like I was actually there. You are a joy to people who can no longer do these walks Thank you so much x

[@mickbutler9407]

Thank u for another great video the views are fantastic I must do this one day

[@GimbalWalkTV]

You’re welcome Mick - quite a place eh!

[@marivicdepaz302]

Amazing place…been to some parts of Cornwall, but this place is magical indeed….definitely booking my holidays in a couple of weeks (soonish) so I can experience that magical views! Thanks @gimbal walk tv

[@dottydot8058]

good to see the video when i went vertigo and couldnt get around the hill but recntly admiring the king arthur statue

[@yvonnebox4628]

Great rugged coastline.many people out enjoying the gorgeous scenery. Bridge is well built and much used. One needs a good pair of legs and sneakers. Thanks.

[@lushlover2023]

Amazing video. Thank you.e and my husband are visiting Cornwall in July. Really hope the weather is nice so we can visit the castle

[@jojomillward675]

I’ve never heard of this castle. Your walkthrough was brilliant. Thankyou for introducing me to a wonderful place I need to visit.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you - amazing place!!

[@jeanwarren9841]

I have loved this walk it’s fantastic thank you ❤️

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you so much x

[@greenspiritarts]

Loved this video!! I had the great good fortune to stay at the Camelot hotel years ago…alright decades ago… and wanted so badly to visit this magical place but it was closed because we were there when there was a great storm/gale/hurricane and for safety reasons they kept it closed. I always vowed I’d get back there some day. Your Gimbal walk tour was the next best thing! I liked the pace, the naturalness and the pure essence of the place as you captured it! Thank you!

[@BloobleBonker]

Excellent video. As a kid I explored the two caves opposite Merlin's cave and found they join up and make an interesting through trip. You can swim out of the second entrance back to the beach.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Ah wow didn’t know that! That’s even better!

[@alexandrerpassos]

Amazing film, Im going there today with my family I will do the same route Many thanks

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Have a great time! It’s an amazing place

[@ddunn3489]

GREAT VIEWS. WOULD OF LOVED TO SEE THEM BUILDING THAT BRIDGE ! 👍👍👍

[@GimbalWalkTV]

You and me both!

[@aijazahmad4289]

Enchanting video

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you!

[@tazzzxcsd]

Well done mate, thanks for doing that, it bought back a lot of memories

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you ❤️

[@rhiannonbeolens9203]

Absolutely stunning - thanks so much for sharing - one of my favourite places on earth and great to see the changes to it in the last couple of decades 😊

[@HannahEdiaA]

Such a beautiful video

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Thank you Hannah - amazing place eh!

[@beezig]

Fantastic video of one of my favourite places, you feel the magic the moment you step off the Land rover, I used to walk the path to Trebarwith Strand a lot and the views are Epic. Keep the videos coming.

[@stratigraphymajor8196]

Magnificent !!! I'm 99% sure that I couldn't have done the bridge though. At least , you done it for me ! LOL

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Was a little higher than my comfort zone allowed 🤣

[@olliemorgan9735]

I am astonished. Being of Welsh heritage, there are several castles in Wales that I would like to visit. However, Tintagel has won my heart. Perhaps some day!

[@juliebone4929]

I went to Tintagel in June again this year. I wobbled across the bridge and clung on the railing saying to myself look ahead and keep walking. Phew. It's worth goung though, so beautiful. Found some samphire for tea too.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

That bridge - I'm still recovering from the trauma 🤣

[@SandraOliveira-yg6vb]

Amazing place I will be going there someday ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@GimbalWalkTV]

It is magical

[@margcollins7961]

I have been to Tintagel castle about 6 or 7 years ago, it was a long drive there from our caravan site in Perranporth, but it was worth it!. We spent at least 3 hours there, but had to miss the bit with the merlin statue and there wasn't a bridge across, so decided because I was too tired, we'd give it a miss. I would love to walk across that bridge now and if we go again we will, it will save a lot of steps, I really enjoy watching your videos and waiting to see what else you have in future!.

[@timlawrence35]

Incredible video. Well done on walking the bridge. You'd never get me on that! 😱

[@paulinefearnley9379]

To say you have a fear for heights this video is stunning well done 👏👏👏

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Don’t think I will be going there again though 🤣🤣

[@NeilsView]

Really good walk round. Great views. Sound advice on using the land rover, its worth the cost. One thing you missed..... The gap in the middle of the bridge, about 2 inches or so wide. The wooden pathways and steps below used to be the only way through onto the castle, and that is relatively new. Our first visit they had rope handrails fixed into the sides of the pathway steps!!!Now that was scary! Well done!

[@dehewitt341]

WoW! That was an incredible journey. Many gasps could be heard by me on the spectacular views! Following you on the clifftops looking down was a bit scary and mind blowing too! I never would have guessed England could offer such splendid and dramatic scenery! It's no wonder it has inspired artist and writers. I am surprised no-one with an easel and paintbrush was seen around all this beauty. I don't mind bridges too much or less they sway or jump around with feet clamoring on it. I'm not so sure I could do the steep steps. They would be done one at a time, Step then look about, look down, step repeat lol it would take me ages! I will remember this walk with you for a long time, thanks again for the invite! :)

[@rche9131]

Superbe! Merci! :)

[@japancountryside1313]

Nice video, 👍

[@TheTrevtherev]

That was a amazing video We went to tintagel early June 2024 for our honeymoon It was amazing As good as this video is it doesn’t beat seeing it in person I could feel the energy of the place The energy of the leylines too King Arthur is a real person Maybe not all the legendary story’s But he was a real person

[@davidhall7744]

I loved Tintagel when I visited, which was before the high bridge was built. Do you have to climb the steps to the left to get up to cross the bridge or can it be accessed directly from the higher ground?

[@GimbalWalkTV]

You just wander straight onto it now - easy really although I walked down from the village

[@corinnalaughton5128]

Wow! What an amazing place with stunning scenery. I am not sure I would be able to visit though, I don't think I could cope with the heights at all.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

A couple of places got me bad The bridge definitely not the greatest experience if you don’t like heights And the cliff edge where the lad was on his belly looking over the edge - crazy 🤣

[@pommydiva1]

i think you was very brave going across that bridge with all the camera gear, plus your fear of heights. and then walking to the edge to show us the gorgeous views. thank you so much. i dont understand why (back in the day) would you build homes and castles RIGHT ON A CLIFF EDGE, i wonder how many kids and people fell to their deaths as the buildings were so close to a BIG drop over the edge. but omg.. the views are just stunning. fantastic walk video.. most appreciated - from someone Down Under who probably wont ever be able to get to this outstanding scenic place

[@fmassa02]

I have been to Tintagel a couple of times but because of my condition (I have a stroke) it is not possible to venture to the castle and down to the beach. But it really is a fantastic view in your video.

[@jamesvickers3201]

would deffo go there for the history of legend king arthur and the knights

[@dlittlester]

This was another great walk. Thanks! Port Isaac is where Doc Martin was filmed (maybe is still). I really enjoyed that show. Must admit, I had sweaty palms when you got close to that ledge. Seems the older I get, the more afraid of heights I am. Maybe the mind knows the bones are getting more brittle and protects us.

[@marcmizen5874]

Wow

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Amazing eh

[@wendyboothman294]

Brilliant work thanks that big house looks like the one in the a b c murders and elephants can remember Agatha Christie tv film’s

[@heathercunningham7]

Very pretty. I personally would be on my knees if I had to cross that bridge lol. Rather go a long way round if possible lol

[@GimbalWalkTV]

I know what you mean - the wind definitely didn't help!

[@501sqn3]

Oh! England, my Lionheart ♥️

[@ddelta460]

You didn’t go in the caves. I’m definitely gonna visit tintagel after seeing this

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Perfect! You’ll love it

[@dvdm9725]

visit it in 1994 and bridge was not here and we were more free to go around on cliff i do believe

[@ruthanneseven]

I was there before that too, in winter, and too sick to explore. It was freezing! I was very content to be at the Camelot Hotel, which had recently opened. The owner was an absolute Prince of a man, and was the only staff we saw. No guests were there either, except us! 1991 I think.

[@migatron1]

I wouldn't be able to crawl across that bridge, let alone walk! I'd happily hit the stairs!

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Ha ha I know what you mean My legs are still shaking 🤣🤣

[@donovandelaney3171]

The Arthurian Prophecy states that Arthur will return and bring back Camelot. (You don't have to be Arthur to bring back Camelot).

[@kathleenhill5538]

Definitely beautiful views there but not really for me there’s too many steps and like you got no head for heights ! Thank you for showing this video. 👍

[@zocco15az]

Kept pauseing take in views make great calender and you braver than me I wouldnt have gone that close to edge of cliff.🤪

[@GimbalWalkTV]

It’s an unbelievable place isn’t it!

[@sandratogneri9982]

Why can people not buy tickets from the Site .?... I'll not get them on line XXX

[@rogerdinnis3816]

You didn't show the gap in the bridge!

[@GimbalWalkTV]

My eyes were shut in terror for most of it! 🤣🤣

[@davedixon2068]

first walked the path to the castle in 1974 on my honeymoon there was no bridge and the steps were in bad condition with very rickety hand rails we both ended up with very sore leg muscles that lasted for days

[@dottydot8058]

it would be better if they had an arched steel net over that bridge wind strong cab can pick people up into the air

[@goldengroovesradio5487]

its a shame you don't do audio narration. i found the contant text distracting

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Ok (i dont' do audio narration - it's not what my channel IS)

[@donovandelaney3171]

You're not in Britain anymore. You are in Camelot!

[@packard5682]

I am very disappointed that the actual history of this place is not told in the many videos of this castle. It was built by the second son of King John, Richard who was the brother to King Henry III who I am a direct descendant of. Real history is way more interesting than a myth or made-up story.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

It is to some but to most a myth is far more exciting

[@jeanwarren9841]

The sener

[@Mark_Harwood]

What a horrible little tourist trap, they have taken all the charm out of it with those nasty modern bridges and sterile stone walls at the top. Such a shame.

[@GimbalWalkTV]

Every comment you make on every video is a negative one I hope you find happiness in life at some point Erik 👍

[@zocco15az]

Dont agree bridge essential for full access for tourists.

[@ruthanneseven]

@@zocco15az There is a saying: One must accept life, on life's terms. Think of the Serenity Prayer: Grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, The Courage to change the things I can, and the Wisdom to know the difference. It builds character.

[@carolesutton3082]

King Arthur had nothing to do with this place! For the real history read Alan Wilson and baron blackett books.

[@packard5682]

Thank you for bringing this up. I am very disappointed that the actual history of this place is not told in the many videos of this castle. It was built by the second son of King John, Richard who was the brother to King Henry III who I am a direct descendant of. Real history is way more interesting than a myth or made-up story.

[@dottydot8058]

and no i wouldnt go across that bridge