The Eden Project

2 Days for the Price of 1

Escape on an exciting expedition to the Eden Project before 31 March and enjoy 2 days for the price of 1!

With stunning gardens, amazing architecture and interactive exhibits, it's a feast for the senses, and fabulous fun for all ages!

You'll also get a free guidebook on arrival, 20% discount in the Eden Bakery, and 15% off when you spend £25 or more in the Eden Shop.

Nab yourself a bargain family break in 2012 from just £101.20 for 4 people staying at a nearby hotel - that's only £25.30 per person!

Terms and Conditions: Lead price is based on 4 people sharing at Travelodge Saltash. Offer excludes 11 - 19 February 2012. All prices subject to availability and change.

February Half Term - Kids Go Free

Treat the kids to a half term adventure at the Eden Project for free!

Enjoy Eden's spectacular sights between 11 - 19 February from just £123.40 for a family of 4 staying at a nearby hotel.

You'll also receive a second day at Britain's premier eco-attraction for free, so make the most of these great savings and book your half term family break today!

Terms and Conditions: Lead price is based on 4 people sharing at Travelodge Saltash. All prices subject to availability and change. 1 kid goes free with every full paying adult.

Winter Savings

Enjoy loads of freebies on your break to the Eden Project this winter on stays until 31 March.

Grab an idyllic getaway in the Cornish countryside and get a 2nd day at Eden for free, 2 tickets for the price of 1, a free guidebook on arrival, free ice skating on stays up to 19 February, plus 20% discount in the Eden Bakery and 15% off when you spend £25 or more in the Eden Shop!

With so many exciting benefits, now's the time to book your perfect Eden Project break from just £79.40 for 2 adults staying at a nearby hotel!

Terms and Conditions: Lead price is based on 2 people staying at the Travelodge St Austell. Free day ticket of equal or lesser value for entry the same day when another is purchased. Conditions apply to all offers.

The Eden Project is a place where modern science meets Mother Nature. Spectacular domes filled with crops, wild plants and even waterfalls, bubble out of a derelict clay pit and will leave even the hardest to impress teenager open-mouthed.

For the younger members of the family, there are play areas, stepping stones, short-cuts and hiding holes dotted around the site, and workshops and storytelling sessions are also available. Getting hungry? Then head to the cafes and restaurants for some food made from fresh, locally-sourced ingredients.

Eden Project Highlights:

• The Eden Project really comes into its own in spring and summer, when the vast collection of exotic plants and flowers soak the area in colour and fill the air with interesting and unusual smells.
• The food offered throughout Eden is the perfect complement to the lush surroundings. Fresh and great tasting, every cafe and restaurant serves the very best local produce.

Food & Drink

• Zzub Zzub
• The Pasty
• The Cafe Bar
• The Med Kitchen

• Jo's Cafe
• Apple Cafe
• The Gallery
• Alpine Hut

Accessibility:

The Eden Project works with the Sensory Trust to create equality of access and experience throughout. Find out more about the Sensory Trust.