2019 Fal River Cornwall Area Guide Book

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Your free area guide to Cornwall’s most popular visitor destination

2019 GUIDE

GETTING ABOUT PLACES TO STAY

EXPLORE SHOPPING

THINGS TO DO GARDENS FOOD & DRINK WHAT’S ON MAPS TIDES KIDS’ STUFF


FISH & CHIPS DONE PROPER

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Welcome Welcome to the Fal River Area Guide 2019; showcasing Cornwall’s most popular visitor destination and all it has to offer... We invite you to visit, experience and explore this beautiful part of the world and believe we can show you all its best bits right here in this guide. The River Fal runs through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is surrounded by the finest of restaurants, award winning attractions, sub-tropical gardens, luxury places to stay and plenty of fun things to see and do. This guide will help you to plan the perfect visit. From getting about and places to stay, to sight-seeing and food & drink, to walks, beaches and bike rides, we have it all. Visit, experience and explore the River Fal and its surroundings. We hope you love it as much as we do! Caroline Harvey General Manager, Fal River Cornwall

The Fal River Team

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Cruise through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty aboard Enterprise Boats

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Sail, paddle, discover and experience the Fal River

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Thirstea little van Earl is crammed with homemade cakes, bakes and locally made pasties

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Fine dining experiences around the Fal River


In this guide Thanks for picking up our area guide. We hope you can use it to enjoy this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. n FAL RIVER LINKS

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One of Bosinver’s stylish luxury farm cottages

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Get about with Fal River Links, a network of ferries, buses & trains around the river. n EXPLORE

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Sandy beaches, wild walks, beautiful bike rides, towns and village guides. n THINGS TO DO

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Attractions, activities & adventure... Plenty of things to do around the Fal River.

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Dinner with a view at the Chain Locker

n GARDENS

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With its mild climate, the river is surrounded by sumptuous and intriguing gardens to explore. n FOOD & DRINK

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From the simplicity of fish & chips on Falmouth’s sea front to fine riverside dining. n PLACES TO STAY

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The area has the highest density of awardwinning accommodation providers in Cornwall. n SHOPPING & SERVICES

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Your essentials to shopping and services n WHAT’S ON

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Festivals, shows, regattas, open days, carnivals and talks... Just some of the 800 plus events.

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Discover the Roseland aboard the St Mawes Ferry

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Useful maps of the Roseland Peninsula, Truro, Falmouth and St Mawes. n FAMILY FUN Keep the kids entertained.

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Fal River Links A network of ferries, bus routes and train rides

Welcome to Cornwall’s best kept secret: Fal River Links. The best way to travel around the Fal River Links is with a Fal Mussel Card. Pick up a card from one of our ticket offices or online and enjoy unlimited travel on the best transport network in Cornwall. Fal River Cornwall boasts some of the counties most picturesque walking trails, best attractions and stunning sub-tropical gardens which, when linked with boat trips and good water-side pubs serving fresh Cornish produce, provide all the ingredients for a great day out in Cornwall. Leave your car and let travel become a treat as you explore the river using Fal River Links. It’s eco-friendly, great value and fun. Caroline Harvey

General Manager Fal River Cornwall

YOUR ESSENTIALS Fal River Links Map

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Navigate Fal River Cornwall and all of its links Fal Mussel Card Visitor

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Your key to unlocking Fal River Links Where to buy tickets

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Parking, tickets and more Fal Mussel Card Local

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Perfect for regular users

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Enterprise Boats leaving the Trelissick Pontoon

WATER TAXI

FERRIES

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St Mawes Ferry

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St Mawes Water Taxi

Place Ferry

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TRAIN

Enterprise Boats

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Great Western Railway

King Harry Ferry

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BUSES

Trelissick Ferry

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First Kernow

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Falmouth Park & Float / Ride

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OTS

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Fal River Cuises

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Flushing Ferry

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Megabus

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Helford Ferry

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Fal Mussel Card Visitor Hop-on hop-off travel pass

Travel for less with the great value hop-on hop-off travel pass for Fal River Links.

In a nutshell

Where can I buy one?

GREAT VALUE

Ticket Offices

One Day Card only £21

Cards are available from our ticket offices in

The Fal Mussel Card Visitor allows you unlimited

UNLIMITED TRAVEL

Falmouth, St Mawes, Truro and the Park & Float/

travel for a fixed period on ferries, buses and

Hop-on Hop-Off Travel

Ride site in Falmouth. See page 12 for more

trains around the Fal River Links network. You

on ferries, buses & trains

ticket office information.

that connect the river making it the best way to

HASSLE FREE

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explore the area and its many gardens, walks,

Easy to use, just show

You can save 10% by buying online at

riverside pubs and attractions.

your card when you

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get unlimited travel on many of the services

board. No need to book.

A Fal Mussel Card Visitor can save you over 50%

Once you have bought your card online you

on a standard fare and the more you use it, the

DISCOUNTS

have up to 12 months to collect it from one of

more you save. You simply buy a card for 1, 2, 3

Buy online

our ticket offices. All you need to bring is a print

or 6 days and then you’re free to enjoy the Fal

for a 10% Discount

out of your booking confirmation, or if you are

River Links at your own pace.

Discounts off many

using a mobile device just bring your booking

attractions, castles,

details along.

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shops, cafés & gardens

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Where to use it Ferries

FAL RIVER LINKS

St Mawes Ferry Falmouth - St Mawes See page 14 Place Ferry Place - St Mawes See page 18 Enterprise Boats Falmouth - Trelissick Truro See page 22 Trelissick Ferry St Mawes - Trelissick See page 30 King Harry Ferry Floating Bridge Feock - Philleigh See page 26 Falmouth Park & Foat Falmouth Park & Ride Car park - Falmouth See page 32 Helford Ferry Helford Passage Helford Village See page 38 Flushing Ferry Flushing - Falmouth See page 37

Buses

Testimonial

First Kernow

“We ordered a 6 day Fal Mussel Card for the

U1, U2, 35, 35A, 50, 51,

whole family online before we arrived in

68, 69 & 69A

Cornwall. It was the best way to see the area,

See page 40

we went on boat trips every single day of our

Travel Cornwall

holiday which the kids absolutely loved! It was

493 Truro - Trelissick/Feock

so nice to be able to explore without having

See page 45

to drive and being able to enjoy the journey

Falmouth Town

between destinations as it is so beautiful!

Shuttle

Definitely recommended!”

363, 366 & 367 See page 44

Already bought your ferry ticket? You can upgrade a ferry ticket into a Fal Mussel

Trains

Card Visitor on the day of purchase. Ask a

Great Western Railway

member of crew for details or head to the

The Maritime Line

nearest Fal River ticket office (see page 12).

Falmouth Docks - Truro See page 39

Prices & Tickets

Unlimited travel: Fal Mussel Card Visitor  Adult

1 Day £21

Child*

Family**

£14.50 £48

2 Day £24.50 £18.50 £65.50 3 Day £28.50 £20.50 £74.50 6 Day £44 *: 4-16 years old

£31

Buy online at falriver.co.uk and get a 10% discount

£122.50 ** Up to 2 adults & 3 children

Must be used on consecustive days

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Open: 6 days a week all year

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Falmouth (PWP) parking TRURO PARKING 1. Falmouth Park & Float / Ride (TR10 8AD): (see p32)

FALMOUTH n Custom House Quay (CHQ) Ticket Hut Open: 1 April - 27 Oct (can close in bad weather) Hours: 7 Days a week Spring & Autumn: 9.30am - 4.45pm Summer: 9am - 5.30pm Call: 01326 741 194 Distance from ferry: 10 mtrs (CHQ) 500 mtrs from Prince of Wales Pier (PWP) Postcode : TR11 3JT

To Maenporth and Swanpool

Available here: Fal Mussel Cards, all ferry tickets

Falmouth (CHQ) parking 1. Falmouth Park & Float / Ride (TR10 8AD): May - Sept. Park & Float boats run direct to Custom House Quay (See p32)

2. Three main long stay car parks

2. The Dell (TR11 3HP)

All cost around £8 a day (24hrs). The closest to the

The closest long stay car park in Falmouth,

Prince of Wales Pier is The Quarry car park (TR11 3BX)

only a 5 mins walk from the quay, £8 all day

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Where to buy tickets The best places to start your adventures

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Here is a list of where you can find the ticket offices and the closest long stay car parks. To help orientate yourself you can also see the Falmouth links on this map as well as on the map on page 8 where they are marked with this symbol:

With regular ferry departures direct to Place, tle Cas

Secure 500 space car park on the outskirts of town with toilets & picnic area, see p32. A39

Falmouth, Trelissick and onward connections to

Gardens

Ticket Office Hours: 9.30am - 4.30pm, ticket machine available outside these hours (for ride only) Call: 01326 741 194 (Office hours)

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Pendennis Castle Beach Truro, St Mawes is a great place to start your day.

Gyllyngdune Open: 9am - 9pm / 7 days / 1 May - 27 Sep

Open: 7 days, 1 April - 27 October Hours: 8.30am - 6pm

Distance from ferry: 50mtrs

(can close in bad weather)

Postcode Gardens : TR10 8AD

Call: 01326 741 194

Gyllyngvase Beach &all Cafe Available here: Fal Mussel Cards, ferry tickets Queen Mary

Falmouth main parking Park & Ride

Castle

Distance from ferry: 20mtrs Postcode : TR2 5DG

Pendennis Point

Available here: Fal Mussel Cards, all ferry tickets, £2 Area Maps

7 days a week. £7.50 a car, includes bus to Falmouth for 7 people. See p32 Park & Float

St Mawes parking

7 Days a week. Prices start from £16 per car includes

Large car park 100mtrs from the Quay

ferry to Custom House Quay

and only £5 a day (TR2 5AG)

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St Mawes Ferry Falmouth - St Mawes This magical route connects the old world fishing village of St Mawes, on the Roseland Peninsula, with the bustling maritime port of Falmouth which is steeped in history and heritage. One of Cornwall’s most popular boat trips, it carries over 162,000 passengers a year on the 2.8 mile route and is an absolute must for anyone visiting Cornwall. The ferry provides a year-round service to passengers with up to three ferries an hour in the summer and an hourly service in the winter months. Anytime of year is perfect to visit, whether enjoying a relaxing cruise on hot summer days or soaking up the serene surroundings in winter. The fleet is made up of four vessels which provide the service to both visitors and locals alike 364 days a year, saving a road journey of over 29 miles. Passing the impressive castles of St Mawes and Pendennis, the ferry route takes you on a journey across the Carrick Roads where time stands still. As well as the castles, you see many large ships, the working docks of Falmouth, Black Rock, St Anthony Lighthouse and, if you’re lucky, some of the dolphins, seals and basking sharks that regularly visit the harbour.

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This year we celebrate 80 years of the May Queen, one of our classic wooden ferries. To celebrate this, she'll be painted in a special livery for her 80th birthday.

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80 years of the

May Queen

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St Mawes Ferry Falmouth - St Mawes

To Redruth and Penzance

Key

Truro

To St Austell and Plymouth

Truro Truro Quay

Enterprise erprise Boats St Mawes Ferry Place ce Ferry Flushing hing Ferry King g Harry Ferry Mylor or Shuttle Helford ford Ferry Parkk & Float Orcaa Sea Safaris Newmans wmans Cruises

Malpas Malpas

Smuglers’ Cottage

Philleigh

Trelissick

Devoran

Philleigh

Feock

In a nutshell Falmouth PPWP

St Mawess MC

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Falmouth CHQ HQ

See & Do

Place

Runs:

Our Ferries

There is an abundance of great things to see and

7 days a week

The Duchess of Cornwall, was handcrafted by

do on both sides of the crossing.

364 days a year

local boat builders Cockwells in 2008 and is the

Journey time:

first ferry to be constructed in traditional wood

20 minutes

for over a generation. Capacity is never a prob-

The third largest, natural deep water harbour

Distance:

lem as each ferry can carry up to 100 passengers

in the world, Falmouth is an active port with a

2.8 miles

and covered seating is provided in case we get

vibrant culture. Home to the award winning

Telephone:

some of that ‘Cornish Liquid Sunshine’.

National Maritime Museum Cornwall as well as

01326 741 194

the impressive Pendennis Castle.

Postcode:

The Past

TR2 5DG (St Mawes)

Since 1827 the ferry running between St Mawes

TR11 3DF (Falmouth)

& Falmouth has seen a multitude of vessels

Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty,

Ticket Offices:

operating on this well established route.

St Mawes and the Roseland is one of Cornwall’s

See p12 & 13

Since its inception, over 50 million passengers

hidden gems. The pace of life on the Roseland

Website:

have made this historic journey. Historically the

slows down as you enjoy the stunning scenery,

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ferries used to double up as tugs to local ships.

secluded beaches and a great selection of

Live ferry info:

achievable walks.

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Falmouth

St Mawes & The Roseland

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Summer Timetable

1 April - 26 May / 28 September - 27 October

7 Days a week

27 May - 27 September 2019

Falmouth Prince of Wales Pier to St Mawes

Monday to Friday

08:30 10:15 12:15 14:15 16:15 09:15 11:15 13:15 15:15 17:15 NS

Falmouth Prince of Wales Pier to St Mawes

08:30 09:15 09:45 10:15

Falmouth Custom House Quay to St Mawes

09:45 11:45 13:45 15:45 10:45 12:45 14:45 16:45

NS

10:45 11:15 11:45 12:15

12:45 13:15 13:45 14:15

14:45 16:45 15:15 17:15 15:45 16:15

St Mawes to Falmouth Prince of Wales Pier

Falmouth Custom House Quay to St Mawes

09:00 10:45 12:45 14:45 16:45 09:45 11:45 13:45 15:45 17:45

09:30 11:30 13:30 15:30 17:30 10:30 12:30 14:30 16:30

St Mawes to Falmouth Custom House Quay

St Mawes to Falmouth Prince of Wales Pier

NS

09:00 09:45 10:15 10:45

10:15 12:15 14:15 16:15 11:15 13:15 15:15 17:15 All sailings subject to tide, weather and circumstances NS: Not on Sundays

NS

11:15 11:45 12:15 12:45

13:15 13:45 14:15 14:45

15:15 17:15 15:45 17:45 16:15 16:45

St Mawes to Falmouth Custom House Quay

Winter Timetable

10:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 18:00 11:00 13:00 15:00 17:00

7 Days a week

Saturday & Sunday

28 October 2019 - Easter 2020

Falmouth Prince of Wales Pier to St Mawes

Falmouth Prince of Wales Pier to St Mawes

08:30 10:15 12:15 14:15 16:15 09:15 11:15 13:15 15:15

08:30 10:15 12:15 14:15 16:15 09:15 11:15 13:15 15:15 17:15

NS

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St Mawes to Falmouth Prince of Wales Pier

09:00 10:45 12:45 14:45 16:45 09:45 11:45 13:45 15:45

Falmouth Custom House Quay to St Mawes

NS

NS: Not on Sundays

Regular User

All sailings subject to tide, weather and circumstances

Fal Mussel Card Local

Prices & Tickets

Accepted here. See p36 for more information Visit falriver.co.uk/local or call 01326 741 194

Single & Day Returns

Adult

Child* Family** Cons***

Single

£7.50

£4.50

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-

Free

Return

£10

£5.50

£32

£9.50

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*4-16 years olds

**Up to 2 adults & 3 children

***Over 65s & Students with card

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Bikes

3 and under: FREE

09:45 11:45 13:45 15:45 10:45 12:45 14:45 16:45 St Mawes to Falmouth Prince of Wales Pier

09:00 10:45 12:45 14:45 16:45 09:45 11:45 13:45 15:45 17:45 NS

St Mawes to Falmouth Custom House Quay Unlimited Travel Fal Mussel Card Visitor Accepted here. See p10 for more information Visit falriver.co.uk/mussel or call 01326 741 194

10:15 12:15 14:15 16:15 11:15 13:15 15:15 17:15 All sailings subject to tide, weather and circumstances NS: Not on Sundays Please note: All of our ferries are accessed via steps

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Place Ferry St Mawes - Place

The Place Ferry connects the village of St Mawes with Place Creek on the Roseland Peninsula. Operating seven days a week April to October each year, the ferry forms part of the South West Coast Path and is your key to unlocking the natural beauty of the Roseland. With its white sandy beaches, St Anthony’s lighthouse, defensive fortifications, church and spectacular walks, this inspiring peninsula is one of the most delightful Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the South West. It’s also ideal for dog walkers! The ferry departs St Mawes from April to October each year. Got a St Mawes Ferry ticket? You can choose to upgrade your ticket to a Roseland Ramble and enjoy Place as well as St Mawes.

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Place Ferry St Mawes - Place

In a nutshell

Falmouth PWP

St Mawes

Falmouth CHQ

Place

Great Walks

St Anthony

Be Prepared!

Departing from St Mawes, the crossing will take

you across the beautiful harbour waters to Place

Runs:

clothing. The landing area in Place can often be very

Creek. From the ferry landing you are on the

1 April - 27 October 2019

slippery so take extra caution when boarding or

coast path. Follow the Roseland Ramble walk

Journey time:

disembarking. Refreshments are available in

(see p58) and enjoy the magnificent views on

10 mins

St Mawes, Portscatho, Gerrans and Towan (seasonal).

offer as you complete the circular route. The

Distance:

landing spot at Place is dictated by the tide.

0.5 miles

St Anthony’s Lighthouse

Consequently, at high water the ferry lands on

Telephone:

Also known as ‘Fraggle Rock’ from the television

our pontoon. At low water, the ferry lands

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show. Built in 1835, St Anthony’s Lighthouse is

at ‘The Causeway’. There are waterproof

Ferry mobile:

situated at the eastern entrance to Falmouth

information sheets on the ferry, just ask the

07791 283 884

Harbour. It has a powerful 210,000 candle power

skipper. Whilst we welcome bikes and push

Postcode:

light fitted with a red sector that helps guide

chairs, please understand that the ferry is built

TR2 5DG (St Mawes)

vessels clear of the infamous Manacles Rocks

for 12 passengers and there is not a great deal of

Ticket Offices:

that lie some eight miles to the south.

room for multiple bikes. If you are a bike group,

See p12

please give us a call first. Parents should also

Website:

Grab a bite with Thirstea

be aware that parts of the footpath aren’t very

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The Thirstea van ‘Earl’ will provide you with

buggy friendly.

Live ferry info:

light snacks and hot or cold drinks above Towan

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Beach. See p96.

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Timetable 1 April - 27 October 2019

7 Days a week St Mawes to Place 09:00 09:30 10:00 10:30

NS

09:15 09:45 10:15 10:45

NS

11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30

13:00 13:30 14:00 14:30

15:00 15:30 16:00 16:30

17:00 17:30*

Place to St Mawes 11:15 11:45 12:15 12:45

13:15 13:45 14:15 14:45

17:15 17:45*

15:15 15:45 16:15 16:45

All sailings subject to tide, weather and circumstances NS: Not on Sun * This sailing runs from 27 May - 29 Sep ONLY

At quiet times, the ferry runs on demand

Prices & Tickets Single & Day Returns

Adult

Child* Family** Cons***

Bikes

St Anthony Head

Single

£6.50

£4

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-

£2

At the southernmost tip of the Roseland Peninsula,

Return

£8

£6

£25

£7

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St Anthony Head overlooks the spectacular entrance to one of the world’s deepest natural

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harbours. The headland also bears revealed remains of a century of defensive fortifications.

Adult 1 Day

£21

£14.50

£48 £65.50

Child* Family**

Great & Little Molunan

2 Day £24.50

£18.50

From Place, these two magical beaches are only

3 Day

£28.50

£20.50

£74.50

a short walk away. When you arrive, take some

6 Day

£44

£31

£122.50

time to walk barefoot on the white sand or if you are feeling adventurous, take a swim in the crystal clear waters. See p71.

See page 10 for full list of services included

Regular User: Fal Mussel Card Local Use the ferry more than three times a year? Then you could travel for up to half price using a Fal Mussel Card Local. See p36 or go to

Due to the variance in tide, the ferry departs

falriver.co.uk/local or call 01326 741 194

THE MUS CARDSEL

LOCAL

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St Mawes Harbour Departures

Ferry Trave

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from different points around the harbour throughout the day. Please head to the ticket

*4-16 years olds

office on the quay where our friendly staff will

***Over 65s & Students with card

**Up to 2 adults & 3 children 3 and under: FREE

be glad to advise.

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Enterprise Boats

ENTERPRISE

Falmouth - Trelissick - Truro Your key to unlocking the unspoilt beauty of the River Fal and its surroundings. Connecting the cathedral city of Truro and maritime port of Falmouth by water, this picturesque route also calls at the National Trust Trelissick Garden and House. Sailing through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this scenic river trip is one of the most

beautiful in the world. Passing Tudor castles, deep-sided wooded valleys, historic houses and an abundance of marine activity, this trip is perfect for enjoying the best bits of Fal River Cornwall. As well as a beautiful river trip, Enterprise Boats connect you to three completely unique destinations around Fal River Cornwall: Truro, Falmouth & Trelissick.

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ENTERPRISE

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Falmouth - Trelissick - Truro

In a nutshell Truro Malpas

Our Boats

Be sure to check out the Maritime Museum,

All of our classic wooden ferries are maintained

Trelissick

to the highest standard. These beautiful boats

Pendennis Castle and the harbour.

offer passengers stunning views with two decks,

National Trust Trelissick

ample seating, toilets and light refreshments on

A tranquil riverside garden and house, boasting acres of woodland and a superb collection of

board. All of our ferries have covered seating in case we get some ‘Cornish liquid sunshine’. Along the way, our knowledgeable crew will point out

Falmouth PWP

places of interest and are always on hand during the journey if you have any questions. Calling at:

Truro

exotic plants. Be sure to check out the gallery, café, gift shop and the Woodland Walk.

Connect to St Mawes Pick up a Fal Mussel Card Visitor instead of

Truro, Trelissick and

a regular ticket and connect with our sister

Explore the city of Truro. Shaped by three rivers,

Falmouth

services: St Mawes Ferry (see p14) or Trelissick

Truro is great for exploring small gardens,

Runs:

Ferry (see p30) and explore one of Cornwall’s

Georgian architecture and its spectacular

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best kept secrets, St Mawes. It has recently been

cathedral. Be sure to check out the fantastic

Journey time:

voted one of UK’s ‘hippest’ places and when you

cafes, high street shops and Skinner’s Brewery!

Up to 1.5 hrs

visit, it’s easy to see why. The stunning scenery,

Distance:

luxury hotels and elegant restaurants centered

6 to 10 miles

around the old world harbour means St Mawes

The coastal town of Falmouth lives and breathes

Telephone:

is a must to explore.

the sea. Being the third largest natural deep

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water harbour in the world, it’s clear to see why

Website:

Falmouth is a hub for marine activity. Its vibrant

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town centre, amazing food and white sandy

Live ferry info:

steps. There are also hills to access the ferries at

beaches make it a must when visiting Cornwall.

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Trelissick and Malpas (low tide).

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Access Please note, all of our ferries are accessed via

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Summer Timetable 29 April - 29 September 2019

7 days a week Falmouth to Truro Via Trelissick Falmouth 09:00 Trelissick  Truro* 10:15

10:30 12:15 11:10 12:55 11:45 13:30

13:15 13:55 143:0

15:15 15:55 16:30

16:30 17:10 17:45

Truro to Falmouth Via Trelissick Truro* 10:00 Trelissick 11:00 Falmouth 11:45

11:15 13:00 12:15 14:00 13:00 14:45

14:00 15:00 15:45

16:15 17:00 18:00

17:15  18:30

Connect to St Mawes Connect to St Mawes with a Fal Mussel Card Visitor Exploring St Mawes with Enterprise Boats couldn’t be easier! Pick up a Fal Mussel Card Visitor instead of a regular ticket and hop on and off Enterprise Boats at Trelissick or Falmouth and connect with the Trelissick Ferry (see page 30) or the St Mawes Ferry (see page 14).

Prices & Tickets Single & Day Returns

Adult

Child* Family** Cons***

Bikes

Falmouth to Truro direct (either way) Single

£14

Return £18.50

£7

-

-

£2

£8.50

£48

£16

-

Falmouth/Truro to Trelissick direct (either way)

All sailings subject to tide, weather and circumstances Please note: All of our ferries are accessed via steps, passengers of reduced mobility should call ahead *At low tide, our ferries land at nearby Malpas. Our free shuttle bus will connect you to/from Truro

Spring & Autumn Timetable

Single

£8

£4

-

-

£2

1 - 28 April / 30 September - 27 October 2019

Return

£14

£7

£35

£13.50

-

7 days a week

Unlimited Travel: Fal Mussel Card Visitor 

Adult 1 Day

£21

Child* Family** £14.50

£48

2 Day £24.50

£18.50

£65.50

3 Day

£28.50

£20.50

£74.50

6 Day

£44

£31

£122.50

See page 10 for full list of services included

Regular User: Fal Mussel Card Local

Falmouth to Truro Via Trelissick Falmouth 10:30 Trelissick 11:00 Truro* 11:45

13:00 15:30 13:30 16:00 14:15 16:45

Truro to Falmouth Via Trelissick Truro* 11:00 Trelissick 11:45 Falmouth 12:30

13:30 16:15 14:15 17:00 15:00 17:30

Accepted here, see p36 for more information *4-16 years olds

**Up to 2 adults & 3 children

***Over 65s & Students with card

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3 and under: FREE

All sailings subject to tide, weather and circumstances Please note: All of our ferries are accessed via steps, passengers of reduced mobility should call ahead *At low tide, our ferries land at nearby Malpas. Our free shuttle bus will connect you to/from Truro

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King Harry Ferry Co Floating Bridge The King Harry Ferry is an iconic part of Cornwall’s history. Established in 1888 it connects St Mawes and the Roseland Peninsula with Feock, Truro and Falmouth by avoiding the alternative 27 mile route through Truro & Tresillian. One of only five chain ferries in England, it departs every 20 minutes from each side, 7 days a week. The ferry is a key transport link for visitors and locals alike. The King Harry Ferry offers its passengers the chance to avoid miles of congested roads and once aboard you can get out and enjoy the slow river crossing which takes in one of Cornwall’s deepest and most beautiful rivers - the Fal River.

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King Harry Ferry Co Floating Bridge

In a nutshell

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King Harry Ferry

Think green

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How does it work? In order to guide the 350 tonne ferry back and

The £2.8 million ferry has been built with minimal environmental impact as a primary design

Runs:

forth in all weather conditions, the ferry’s 270m

criteria. As a result the ferry runs on ultra efficient

7 days a week

long chains have to be incredibly strong. With up

diesel engines that have cut emissions by over

364 days a year

to 80 crossings a day, 364 days a year, the chains

75% and reduced noise pollution by over 80%.

Journey time:

undergo a huge amount of wear and have to be

5 minutes

replaced regularly.

Each yearThe King Harry Ferry saves:

 5 million car miles

1.7 million Kg of CO2

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750,000 litres of fuel

22 metres deep

Distance: 300 metres

After entering the ferry over small ‘jockey

Postcode:

wheels’ at each end the chain is fed onto the

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main ‘drive wheels’ (you can see the chain

Telephone:

through the glass windows in the deck) which

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pull the ferry across the river. These large wheels

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are over 2m in diameter and are driven by

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hydraulic motors, which in turn are powered by

Live ferry info:

one of the ferry’s three diesel engines.

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See & Do

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Timetable Spring // 1 April - 31 May Explore the Roseland

Monday to Saturday: 07:00 - 21:30 Sundays & Public Holidays: 09:00 - 21:30

Summer // 1 June - 31 August Monday to Saturday: 07:00 - 22:10 Sundays & Public Holidays: 09:00 - 22:10

Autumn // 1 September - 31 October Visit St Mawes Castle

Monday to Saturday: 07:00 - 21:30 Sundays & Public Holidays: 09:00 - 21:30

Winter // 1 November - 31 March Monday to Saturday: 07:00 - 19:30 Sundays & Public Holidays: 09:00 - 19:30

Ferry Departures Each side every 20 minutes

Great walks

Feock (Truro) Side

Roseland (St Mawes) Side

00 50

Secluded Beaches

40

20

10

30

All sailings subject to weather and circumstances See falriver.co.uk/today for live ferry status Call 01872 862 312 for more information

The past There has been a ferry operating here for more than 500 years since it was established by charter. The latest ferry is the 7th to operate

Beautiful Scenery

a vehicle service since 1888. The ferry bridge crosses King Harry’s Reach which is part of

Fal Mussel Card Local Regular User: Fal Mussel Card Local

the Pilgrims’ Way to St Michael’s Mount and is named after King Henry VI, the Lancastrian King.

Use the ferry regularly?

The passage was called ‘Kybyllys’ which means

Then you could travel for up to half price using

ferryboat in Cornish.

St Mawes Kayaks

a Fal Mussel Card Local. See falriver.co.uk/local more information.

THE MUSSEL CARD

) GE SE AR ER CH REV RE E E (S ME

or see page 36 for

LOCAL Ferry Travel

Pass

Available aboard the ferry or online

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St Mawes - Trelissick

In a nutshell Trelissick

Debuting last year, this river route starts from the old world fishing village of St Mawes and sails up to 4 times a day, to National Trust Trelissick Garden. Here you will find a tranquil riverside garden and house, boasting acres of woodland and a superb collection exotic plants. The Route

National Trust Trelissick A welcoming country house and garden, Trelissick St Mawes

offers 300 acres of woodland and open parkland to explore. This sub-tropical garden is set on its

Runs:

own peninsula, with panoramic views over the

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river. With miles of meandering paths Trelissick

Calling at:

is great for families and four-legged friends (the

Trelissick & St Mawes

Woodland Walk only). Be sure to check out the

Sailing Time:

gallery, café and gift shop. See p83, 87 & 116

40 minutes

The ferry route passes the impressive St Mawes

Distance:

St Mawes

Castle, deep-sided wooded valleys and hidden

5 miles

One of Cornwall’s hidden gems, St Mawes has

creeks along the Fal River. There is also a hive of

Info & Bookings:

recently been voted one of the UK’s ‘hippest’

marine activity to look out for, including racing

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places, and it’s easy to see why. This picturesque

Falmouth working boats, dinghy sailors and

Website:

harbour village combines old-world charm and

big ships.

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contemporary style with quaint cottages and

Live Ferry Info:

characterful pubs sitting alongside some of

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the areas most luxury hotels and sought-after

Please note, all of our ferries are accessed via steps.

Ticket Office:

restaurants. Be sure to check out St Mawes

There are also hills to access the ferry at Trelissick.

See p12 & p13

Castle, the beaches and the kayaking on offer.

Access

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FAL RIVER LINKS Trelissick Ferry Timetable 1 April - 29 September 2019

7 days a week St Mawes to Trelissick St Mawes 10:30 12:30 14:30 16:30 Trelissick 11:10 13:10 15:10 17:10 Trelissick to St Mawes Trelissick 11:45 13:45 15:45 17:20 St Mawes 12:30 14:30 16:30 18:00 Connect to Truro Connect to Truro with a Fal Mussel Card Visitor Explore Truro with our sister service Enterprise Boats. Our 10:30 sailing meets the Truro bound boat at Trelissick. Simply pick up a Fal Mussel Card Visitor instead of a regular ticket and hop on Enterprise Boats at Trelissick. (See page 22). Return from Truro at 16:15.

All sailings subject to tide, weather and circumstances See falriver.co.uk/trelissick for live ferry status

Prices Tickets Call& 01326 741 194 for more information Really Green! This service is run with a brand new, state of the

Prices & Tickets Single & Day Returns

art, hybrid propulsion system retrofitted to our

beautiful, classic, wooden ferry ‘Kingsley II’. The new technology uses a clever combination of

Adult

Child* Family** Cons***

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lithium batteries and an extremely low emission

Single

£8

£4

-

-

£2

diesel power unit to reduce its carbon footprint.

Return

£14

£7

£35

£13.50

-

Connect to Truro Well connected

Unlimited Travel: Fal Mussel Card Visitor 

The Trelissick Ferry also connects with

Adult

£14.50

£48 £65.50

Child* Family**

Enterprise Boats (p22) at Trelissick. From here

1 Day

you can change on to an Enterprise Boat and

2 Day £24.50

£18.50

sail to Truro. Pick up a Fal Mussel Card Visitor

3 Day

£28.50

£20.50

£74.50

instead of a regular ticket and enjoy hop-on

6 Day

£44

£31

£122.50

hop-off travel across the Trelissick Ferry, Enterprise Boats and the whole of the Fal River Links network (see p10).

£21

Regular User: Fal Mussel Card Local Accepted here, see p36 for more information *4-16 years olds

**Up to 2 adults & 3 children

***Over 65s & Students with card

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See Page 10 for full list of services included

3 and under: FREE

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Falmouth Park & Float/Ride Car Park (Out of town) - Falmouth Town Centre

In a nutshell Runs: 1 May - 27 September 2019 Passage Time: 10-20 minutes Distance: 1.5 miles Postcode:

Falmouth has limited long stay parking and for this reason the Park & Float/Ride was established in 2003. Visitors to the town can now help reduce congestion and pollution by using the 500 space car park on the outskirts of town at Ponsharden.

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Park & Float

Info & Booking:

What better way to arrive in Falmouth than

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aboard a classic wooden ferry? After parking

Website

at Ponsharden take a leisurely trip down the

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Penryn River to Falmouth’s Custom House Quay.

Live ferry info:

Ferries depart from the car park up to every 20

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minutes. We love our ferries and we hope you

HOW IT WORKS

do too!

Step 1: Park

Hassle free all day parking

Step 2: Head to the

Park & Ride

With over 500 spaces, toilets, refreshments and

Ticket Office where you

Buses depart from the car park every 20 minutes

regular boat and bus services into Falmouth,

can choose your ticket

and go direct to Falmouth Prince of Wales Pier.

Ponsharden is the ideal place to leave your car

Step 3: Have a great day

From the pier the Maritime Museum is a 15

before heading into Falmouth or further afield

out on the Fal River

minute walk through the centre of town.

for the day.

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CHEAPEST All day parking in Falmouth

Park & Float

FALPark RIVER LINKS & Float Timetable To Redruth 1 May - 27 September 2019

£16 Per Car

and Penzance

7 Days a week

Up to 2 passengers £22 Per Car Up to 5 passengers £27 Per Car

From the Car Park From Falmouth CHQ First Ferry: 10:00 Last Ferry: 17:40 00

Up to 7 passengers

as well as return passage on a classic ferry from Ponsharden to Custom House Quay

40

40

20

Reduced timetable at weekends (every 40 mins)

Park & Ride Devoran Timetable

quay it’s only a short 5 minute walk to the Maritime Museum where you will get

Channals

1 May - 27 September 2019

‘Discounted Entry’ on

7 Days a week

arrival when you show

Park & Ride

20

All sailings subject to tide, weather and circumstances

in Falmouth.  From the

your float ticket.

00

All Day Float Pass Includes all day parking

Truro

From the Car Park First Bus: 09:40

From Falmouth PWP Last Bus: 18:50 Pandora Inn

00

£7.50 Per Car

Restonguet

Prices & Tickets

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Restronguet

10

Up to 7 passengers  Includes all day parking and return passage on the bus to Falmouth Town, where the Maritime Museum is

Mylor20

40

30

Buses run to an approximate 20 minute shuttle service (subject to traffic and demand)

a 10/15 minute walk

Discover Falmouth (p50)

through the town.

Falmouth and its active port is bustling with

Car Park 500

activity all year round. Falmouth plays host to a

Locked In?

wide range of cafés, shops, galleries and bars. It is

The site is secured at

also home to the Maritime Museum and Pendennis

9pm, 7 days a week. If

Castle as well as hosting the Oyster Festival, Fal

you return after this time

River Festival and Falmouth Week.

you will find your vehicle

 To Trelissick, Truro & St Mawes

 PW Pier

Maritime Museum

CH Quay

Falmouth

locked in the car park.

Discounted entry to the Maritime Museum (p77)

Security on 07968 098 549

By using one of our Park & Float boats you get the

FREE all day parking with a Fal Mussel Card Visitor

who will charge a call out

As well as the Float & Ride tickets, you can use

added benefit of discounted entry to the Maritime

fee of £25.00 per car.

your Fal Mussel Card Visitor to get free all day

Please call Night Watch

Helford Passage

Museum. The ferry lands at Custom House Quay,

parking. Falmouth Park & Float/Ride the HELFORDisPASSAGE

a short five minute walk to the Museum. Show

Village perfect starting Helford point for your Fal Mussel Card

your ferry ticket for discounted entry.

Visitor adventure. See p10.

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Fal River Cruises Luxury boat charter for your special occasion

In a nutshell

Info & Bookings: 01326 741 194 Website: falriver.co.uk/charter Info:

Hire your own classic wooden ferry for your special occasion! Our range of boats are perfect for private hire: Charter for weddings, parties, birthdays, special occasions, corporate events and more.

charter@falriver.co.uk

We can tailor our cruises to meet your needs. Our luxury boat ‘Moyana’ is perfect for any occasion with ample space for up to 90 guests and a fully stocked bar serving Cornish ale. As well as all this, we can provide an entertaining and informative commentary, TV screens for showing videos and pictures, music and more.

Once on board one of our classic wooden ferries

The upper deck is perfect for making the most

we promise you and your guests will have a

of the beautiful riverside scenery on a lovely

great day out along Cornwall’s most stunning

summer’s day. ‘Moyana’ can be chartered for

stretch of water; the Fal River.

any occasion leaving you and your guests with lasting memories of your special day.

Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, our boats run between Falmouth, Truro and the Roseland. There are also many places along the Fal River and Carrick Roads where we can land to collect you. The most popular are Truro, Falmouth and St Mawes.

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Join us for an evening to remember on board /falriver our classic wooden ferries. From live jazz to culinary adventures, with a fully licensed bar and spectacular views of this beautiful part of Cornwall, these two hour sunset cruises offer something for everyone. Check out our great line up and book tickets early to avoid disappointment.

Summer Cruises Special Evening & Themed Cruises I June - August

Wednesday 26 June

Saturday 20 July

Sunday 4 August

Friday 23 August

Gypsy Jazz Cruise

Cornwall Gin Cruise

Sundowner Cruise

Cider Tasting Fizz & Chips Cruise Cruise 7pm - 9pm I £35

6.30 - 8.30pm I £25

Departs: Prince of

Departs: Prince of

Departs: The Greenbank

Departs: Custom House

Departs: Prince of

Wales Pier, Falmouth

Wales Pier, Falmouth

Pontoon, Falmouth

Quay, Falmouth

Wales Pier, Falmouth

Take a river cruise

Join us for a gin filled

Sail into the sunset

A cider tasting

A special fish and

with a difference

evening on the Fal

with a cocktail in

experience like no

chips supper, cruising

with an evening of

River. Sit back and

hand and toast to the

other! During this 2

around Cornwall’s

cool Swing and Gypsy

soak up this area of

summer with a cruise

hour cruise you will

most beautiful river.

Jazz. The lively trio,

outstanding natural

along the the Fal River.

taste a wide selection

Delicious battered fish

Swingology will have

beauty whilst sipping

of ciders, from high-end

& chips along with

you bopping in the

on Cornish Gin and

Choose from a selection

elegant sparklers to

tartare or mushy peas

aisles as you sail on

Tonic cocktails

of handmade

hedgerow blends

will be delivered to

by with the Fal River

created for you by

cocktails, each with

and rough and ready

you on deck fresh from

as a backdrop.

The Juniper Club.

unique, quirky twists,

scrumpies.

foodie’s favourite Rick

created for you

To top it off, you’ll

Stein’s Fish, Falmouth.

especially by The

tuck-in to delicious

Greenbank Hotel's

sharing boards, freshly

talented mixmaster.

prepared by The

7 - 9pm I £22.50

7 - 9pm I £40

Limited availability

7.30 - 9.30pm I £25

Monday 26 August

Stable, Falmouth!

Book early to avoid disappointment!

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LOCAL

GE E) AR ERS CH EV RE EE R (S ME

Fal Mussel Card Local

THE MUSS CARD EL Ferry Tr avel Pa

ss

Travelling by ferry more than a few times a year?

The Fal Mussel Card LOCAL allows locals and regular ferry users to travel for up to half price

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Flushing Ferry Falmouth - Flushing

In a nutshell

The Flushing Ferry, runs 364 days of the year with half an hour crossings in the summer and an hourly crossing in the winter providing a vital service to the residents of Flushing.

Info & Booking:

The beautiful, green village of Flushing, is just

Adult: £3

opposite the busy port of Falmouth, a pleasant ferry ride away. On passage from Falmouth you will be able to see a picturesque little riverside

07974 799 773 Website: flushingferry.co.uk Info and bookings: flushingferry@outlook.com Prices: Under 14s: £1 Bikes: £1 Babies & dogs: FREE

community with some fine houses once owned by sea captains of Falmouth’s Packet Ships

Lunch break (LB): Between 1 April - 31

There is no better way to arrive in a riverside

October, staff lunch

village than from the water.

breaks are taken between 13:00 - 14:00

Once in Flushing you can walk to cafes,

daily therefore there are

riverside-beaches and pubs. Flushing is a great

no scheduled sailings at

village to explore and start walks from. Take

this time. Tides and

the walk along the banks of the Fal River around

adverse weather

Trefusis Headland and arrive in Mylor or take

conditions may affect

the Mylor Bridge and Penryn walk for more of a

the schedule at any time.

challenge.

Timetables 7 Days a week 1 April - 31 October

Depart Flushing Quay 08:20NS 10:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 08:40NS 10:30 12:30 14:30 16:30 09:00NS 11:00 13:00LB 15:00 17:00 09:30 11:30 13:30LB 15:30 Depart Falmouth Prince of Wales Pier 08:35NS 10:15 12:15 14:15 16:15 08:45NS 10:45 12:45 14:45 16:45 09:15NS 11:15 13:15LB 15:15 17:15 09:45 11:45 13:45LB 15:45 17:30 1 November - 31 March

Depart Flushing Quay 08:20NS 10:00 13:00 16:00 08:40NS 11:00 14:00 17:00NS NS 09:00 12:00 15:00 Depart Falmouth Prince of Wales Pier 08:35NS 10:15 13:15 16:15 08:45NS 11:15 14:15 17:15NS 09:15NS 12:15 15:15

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Helford Ferry

7 Days a week The ferry will run on demand between 9.30am and 5.00pm. During July and August

Helford Village - Helford Passage

the ferry should run until 9pm, however, please check on their Facebook page ‘Helford River Boats Ltd’ for daily updates. Telephone: 01326 250 770 Email

In a nutshell

info@helford-riverboats.co.uk

Helford Passage

Helford Village Runs: 7 days 1 April - 31 October On Demand

The Helford Ferry has connected the North and South banks of the Helford River since the Middle Ages and continues to run to this day operating a seven day a week service during the summer.

Info & Bookings: 01326 250 770

Frenchman’s Creek

Postcode:

Made famous in the classic novel by Daphne

TR11 5LB

du Maurier, the creek can be found by following

Website:

the wooded track from Helford Village. See p66

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for details.

Live Ferry Info: falriver.co.uk/today

As well as making up part of the South West Coast Path, the ferry connects Helford Village

Prices

on the southern shore with Helford Passage

Helford Passage

to the north.

to Helford Village

The Ferryboat Inn

Adults:

£5 (single) / £7 (return)

This lovely pub overlooks the beach and is

Under 12s:

open all year round with a reputation for great

£3 (single) / £5 (return)

seafood and fresh local produce. The ferry runs from the pontoon in front of the pub.

Fal Mussel Card

Helford Village This village used to be an important port and during the Napoleonic Wars it was populated by pirates and free traders.

Gardens Glendurgan & Trebah are magical gardens within walking distance of each other. See P86 & 88.

Helford River Boats Explore the stunning river yourself on our self

Fal Mussel Card Visitor

Shipwrights Arms

drive motor boats, rowing boats, kayaks or

accepted here. See page

paddle boards. Or if you prefer, try our skippered

A quirky waterside pub with regular BBQs in

10 for more information.

river tours (pre-booking required).

summer months.

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St/falriver Mawes Water Taxi Prices One way from (or to) St Mawes

Other destinations may be possible

Place (Out of Place Ferry hours) 0800 - 2200: £20

Call for details

22:00 - 00:00 / £40

In a nutshell Main Season: 1 Apr – 31 Oct 0800 – midnight

Falmouth (Out of St Mawes Ferry hours)

Winter Season:

0800 - 2200: £35

Daylight hours only

22:00 - 00:00 / £55

Penryn (Depends on tide, call for advice)

1 Nov – 2 Jan

0800 - 2200: £45

Sailing Times:

22:00 - 00:00 / £65

(for The Church & Miss. V’s Cornish Cream Tea Hut)

Mobile:

0800 - 2200: £30

07971 846 786

22:00 - 00:00 / £50

Mylor Yacht Harbour (For Café Mylor and Castaways)

Other services:

0800 - 2200: £35

Water Taxi from/to a boat

22:00 - 00:00 / £55

in St. Mawes Harbour

Pandora Inn 22:00 - 00:00 / £60

Up to 3 passengers: £5 4 to 6 passengers: £10

Trelissick 0800 - 2200: £50

St Mawes Water Taxi

On demand

St Just in Roseland*

0800 - 2200: £40

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22:00 - 00:00 / £70

7 to 9 passengers: £15

Helford River* (Durgan, Trebah, The Ferryboat Inn

after 2200 by negotiation

& The Shipwrights Arms)

Wild Swim off the boat

Daylight hours only: £60

£80(up to 1hr) including

Based in St. Mawes, with a brand new 9 passenger, 200HP purpose built RIB (rigid inflatable boat). 2009 – 2019, our eleventh season.

Fast RIB Ride

the use of Gul masks

We have a cruising area that includes Falmouth

35 mins: £60

and snorkels.

Bay, the whole of The Carrick Roads

Prices include up to 5 passengers. The 6th, 7th and 8th passengers

Charter for groups

to Truro and The Helford River.

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up to 9: £90/hour

*Additional landing fee at some destinations.

for first two hours. Further hours by negotiation.

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The Maritime Line links the cathedral city of Truro with the historic maritime port of Falmouth along a scenic track steeped in history and heritage. Leave your car and enjoy a relaxing journey between Falmouth and Truro along one of the prettiest branch lines in the county.

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Great value/falriver fares Townlink 366 Adult: £1 single, £2 all day

OTS

Child: 50p single, £1 all day

Your local Minibus & Coach Specialist

Shorelink 367 & 363 Adult: £2single, £3 all day Child: £1.50 single, £2 all day

See the sea on the 367

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Monday to Saturday

Adult: £4

Every 20 minutes

Child: £3

Shorelink 367

Family* £10

Monday to Saturday

*Family Ticket is valid

Old Hill & Acacia 363

for any combination of

As well as our local bus services, we also have

Hourly Mon to Sat

adults and children, not

minibuses and coaches of all sizes to hire:

Telephone

exceeding 4 people

perfect for any occasion including weddings

01326 378 100

in total.

Falmouth Moor to Swanpool 367 367 Falmouth Moor to Swanpool

and corporate events!

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Playing Place Kea School Calenick Truro Health Park Truro bottom of Lemon St. Penair School

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Travel Cornwall The 493 Travel Cornwall bus service runs Monday to Saturday from Lemon Quay in Truro to Trelissick Garden and Feock village. Trelissick Garden A beautiful riverside garden nestled in woodlands with endless views over the Carrick

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Explore Explore the Fal River Cornwall playground. Visit the bustling port of Falmouth, take in the unspoilt beauty of the Roseland Peninsula, or enjoy Truro, Cornwall’s retail capital with its vibrant cafe culture. Wherever you go, there’s so much to experience in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, from world-class attractions, white sandy beaches, exotic gardens and miles of beautiful coastal paths. Whether you need a coffee and cake pit stop or some freshly baked cake to take on a picnic, the Thirstea Co is an absolute must when exploring the Roseland Peninsula. Toby Floyer Fal River Cornwall

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Explore Falmouth surroundings

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Great days out

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Ferry connections 10:15 - 10:35 St Mawes Ferry from Falmouth PWP

The best way to explore the Fal River and all its beautiful scenery is from the water. Hop aboard our fleet of classic wooden ferries that make up Fal River Links and take in the must see sights around the river. The trips and days out listed on these pages will give you a flavour of the ways you can explore the river to make the most of your visit. Follow the times on this page between 27 May - 29 September 2019, 7 days a week for a great day out on the water.

to St Mawes 11:00 -11:10 Place Ferry from St Mawes to Place 13:45 - 13:55 Place Ferry from Place St Mawes 15:45 - 16:05 St Mawes Ferry St Mawes to Falmouth PWP 10:15 - 10:35 (St Mawes Ferry) Falmouth to St Mawes

FROM FALMOUTH n St Mawes & Place With St Mawes Ferry & Place Ferry Complete the Roseland Ramble see p58 and explore the beautiful Roseland Peninsula. See the lighthouse, secluded beaches and Place House as well as the picture postcard old-world fishing village of St Mawes with its charming cafes, romantic castle and slower pace of life.

n St Mawes, Trelissick & Truro St Mawes Ferry / Trelissick Ferry & Enterprise Boats

12:30 - 13:10 (Trelissick Ferry)

A great way to see all of the Fal River in a day.

St Mawes to Trelissick

Visit the picturesque St Mawes Harbour for a

15:55 - 16:30 (Enterprise Boats) Trelissick to Truro Evening (The Maritime Line) Train from Truro to

gentle stroll and coffee, Trelissick for beautiful gardens and lunch and Truro for afternoon tea and shopping. Then take the train from Truro to Falmouth in the evening.

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FROM /falriver ST MAWES n Falmouth & Trelissick With St Mawes Ferry, Enterprise Boats & Trelissick Ferry Visit Falmouth for a morning walk around the maritime town and lunch. Then hop aboard Enterprise Boats for a leisurely cruise up the Carrick Roads to Trelissick, a National Trust garden set on its own peninsula.

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Ferry connections 09:45 - 10:05 St Mawes Ferry from St Mawes to Falmouth PWP 13:15 - 13:55 Enterprise Boats from Falmouth to Trelissick 17:20 - 18:00 Trelissick Ferry from Trelissick to St Mawes

10:30 - 11:10 Trelissick Ferry from St Mawes to Trelissick 12:55 - 13:30 Enterprise Boats from

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Trelissick to Truro

With Enterprise Boats & Trelissick Ferry

16:15 - 17:15

This trip is a must for people exploring the river.

Enterprise Boats from

Cruise up the Carrick Roads to Trelissick Garden,

Truro to Trelissick

explore the gardens, have a spot of lunch before

17:20 - 18:00

joining the ferry again and head up to Truro for

Trelissick Ferry Trelissick

shopping, great cafes and the beautiful cathedral.

from Trelissick to St Mawes

Ferry connections 10:00 - 11:45 Enterprise Boats from Truro to Falmouth PWP 14:15 - 14:35 St Mawes Ferry from Falmouth to St Mawes 16:30 - 17:10 Trelissick Ferry from St Mawes to Trelissick 17:10 -17:45 Enterprise Boats from Trelissick to Truro

Ferry connections 10:00 - 11:00 Enterprise Boats from Truro to Trelissick 12:15 - 13:00 Enterprise Boats from Trelissick to Falmouth 16:30 - 17:45 Enterprise Boats from Falmouth to Truro

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FROM TRURO n Falmouth & St Mawes Enterprise Boats, St Mawes/Trelissick Ferry Starting from Truro, cruise down the Fal River and Carrick Roads to Falmouth. Once in Falmouth, explore the maritime heritage the town has to offer with its impressive Pendennis Castle and the National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Head back to the ferry and a short 20 minutes hop later you are in St Mawes. Great for afternoon coffee/ tea and walks around the village before cruising back to Truro.

n Trelissick & Falmouth With Enterprise Boats Set sail from Truro and head to National Trust Trelissick (see p87), a beautiful riverside garden set on its own peninsula. Take on the woodland walks or enjoy the delicious coffee in the courtyard before catching the ferry to Falmouth. Walk its beautiful streets with its buzz of maritime heritage and arts culture before heading back to Truro.

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Discover Falmouth Active port with bustling activity all year round

The third largest, natural deep water harbour in the world, Falmouth plays host to a wide range of shops, galleries, bars and restaurants. It is also home to the Maritime Museum and Pendennis Castle as well as hosting the Oyster Festival, Fal River Festival and Falmouth Week.

ports and colonies. By 1817 a total of forty Packet Ships were sailing from Falmouth to carry mail, passengers, supplies and payment for troops fighting abroad.

Tuck in Fast establishing itself as the ‘foodie hot-spot’ of Cornwall, Falmouth has plenty of great places to eat from award winning fish & chips overlooking

History

the harbour, to oysters and champagne. See

Falmouth has played a role in the defence of the

p90 to p99.

nation since Tudor times when Henry VIII built

the twin castles of St Mawes and Pendennis

Shopping

to guard the entrance to one of the finest

Spend an afternoon browsing the vibrant and

natural harbours in the world. In 1661 the town

bustling town centre with its charming mix of

was officially named Falmouth and for 200

shops. Here you will find a myriad of art

years it flourished as the second busiest port

galleries, retro clothing stores, antique

in the British Empire. In 1668 the Post Office

outlets and bookshops, sitting alongside

established a service from Falmouth to foreign

well-known high street names.

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Pendennis Castle

Get wet

Overlooking the Carrick Roads with breathtaking

The third largest natural deep water harbour in

views, it was built by Henry VIII in 1545. The fort

the world, there is no shortage of ways to get out

includes a discovery centre, guided underground

on the water from boat hire and sailing schools

tours and regular special events including war

to windsurfing and kayak hire. See p80 to p82.

time weekends and jousting. See p76.

Maritime Museum

Beaches The seaward side of Falmouth has a selection

Don’t leave Falmouth without visiting this

of great beaches to enjoy only a ten minute walk

fantastic museum overlooking the harbour.

from the town centre. Ideal for rockpooling,

Regularly changing displays, interactive

surfing, swimming and sunbathing. All have

demonstrations, viewing tower,

cafés/restaurants, most have toilets and

waterside café, talks and events.

Gyllyngvase has seasonal lifeguards.

More details on p77.

See p71 & p72.

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Visit St Mawes An idyllic old world fishing village

The idyllic old world fishing village of St Mawes with its mild climate, fascinating history and stunning location is one of Cornwall’s best kept secrets.

Today, thanks to its idyllic location and rich heritage, the village’s main industry is tourism and it is busy all year round.

Get wet Sit-on kayaks can be hired from the slipway in

Sitting in the shelter of St Mawes Castle the small

St Mawes during the summer months, a great

harbourside village enjoys a wide selection of

way to explore the river and have some fun.

waterfront cafés, bars, restaurants, ice cream

See p82.

shops and galleries and is an absolute must for anyone visiting this part of Cornwall.

Grab a bite Top recommendations: Lunch on the terrace at

History

The Hotel Tresanton; crab salad and a glass of

It was in 1536, probably in anticipation of the

cool crisp wine on the Idle Rocks Terrace; fresh

construction of St Mawes Castle, that a stone

coffee and a pastry outside Café Chandlers

pier was built in St Mawes. It wasn’t until 1854

or an ice cream on the ferry on your way home.

that the St Mawes Pier & Harbour Company was formed and was granted an act of

Lamorran Garden

parliament to develop a new pier and deepen

We strongly recommend a visit to this intimate

the harbour. The harbour has always looked

sub-tropical garden looking out over St

to the sea for its livelihood and to this day the

Anthony Headland - a real treat! Only a 10

village still has fishing boats working from the

minute walk from the harbour. Open April to

harbour and selling their produce on the quay.

September, wednesday & friday only. See p89.

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SAVE UP TO £7

Roseland Ramble Combo Ticket

Return ferry from Falmouth to St Mawes on the St Mawes Ferry (see p14) and a return ferry from St Mawes to Place on the Place Ferry (see p18)

 Adult

Return

£17

*4-16years old

  Child Family** Cons*** *

£10.50

£50

£16

**Up to 2 adults & 3 children

*** Over 65s & students with card

3 and under: FREE

Ferry connections From Falmouth: St Mawes Ferry 364 days a year 3 sailings per hour in the summer see page 14 From Truro: Enterprise Boats Trelissick Ferry Regular departures throughout the summer see page 22 and 30 More information on: www.falriver.co.uk

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The Castle Stunning views from this perfectly preserved castle only a short 10 minute walk from the harbour, well worth a visit. See p76.

St Anthony Hop on the twice-hourly Place Ferry from St Mawes and discover miles of coastal walks on this beautiful peninsula. See p60.

Shopping The village has some really great places to shop and eat including galleries, a post office, delicious fudge shop, ice cream shops, gift shops and a well-stocked deli.

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Visit Truro The heart of Cornwall

Truro is located in the heart of Cornwall, with its striking Cathedral and the 200-year old Royal Cornwall Museum. It is also the central hub for fashion, outstanding eateries, bars, art galleries and a soon-to-be state of the art theatre to be opened in 2020. Excellent transport links make Truro a year-round destination for locals and visitors alike. Nestled in and among a warren of cobbled streets and alleyways you will find an array of culinary delights. With large and small eateries, many using locally sourced food, you are spoilt for choice. If you are looking for ingredients, independent shops offer the best Cornish food and drinks, complemented by the twice weekly farmers’ market held on Wednesday and Saturday on Lemon Quay.

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Truro’s historic streets are home to a unique

FERRY HUB

Nature is never far away, and if time permits

mix of retail therapy where you will find an

Get to Truro on a classic

check out our parks and gardens which won

impressive selection of high street named shops

wooden ferry. Leave

Truro ‘Champion of Champions’ in the 2018

alongside independent outlets, as well as two

your car at the Falmouth

Britain in Bloom gardening competition.

indoor markets.

Park and Float/Ride, arrive at Falmouth’s

Truro also hosts a vibrant year-round events

Discover the city’s past and present on the

Prince of Wales Pier

calendar ranging from Made in Cornwall

weekly Wednesday guided tour taking place

and hop on an Enterprise

Markets, regular parks events for both adults

from May to September. Or for the independently

Boat for a 90 minute

and children alike and the Festive Christmas

minded spirit, pick up Visit Truro’s City Guide

river cruise. Enjoy the

Celebrations starting in November with the

and map from the newly re-located Visitor

stunning scenery and

“City of Lights”.

Information shop on Boscawen street and

arrive in the city centre.

explore at your leisure.

For more information on all things Truro please Tourist Information

visit www.visittruro.org.uk

The main sites such as the museum, the

Centre:

or find us on Facebook and Twitter.

Cathedral, Shelter Box Visitor Centre, are clearly

Tel 01872 274 555

marked - and if you keep on the level, you are

www.visittruro.org.uk

still in the city centre!

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Explore the Roseland An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Beaches The remoteness of the Roseland means its many beaches are rarely crowded and you can often find a sandy cove all to yourself.  See our Beach

The Roseland Peninsula really does have the kind of scenery that will take your breath away.

Guide to find the best beaches on the Roseland.

Situated on the eastern side of the Fal River, this

With its mild Mediterranean-like climate, the

isolated peninsula is famous for its ‘away from

Roseland boasts some spectacular gardens

it all’ atmosphere. Country pubs, coastal walks,

which are renowned for their varied range

galleries, water activities, golden beaches... the

of flora and fauna not normally found in this

list goes on.

country. See our river gardens section to

See p69.

Gardens

discover more about these sub-tropical gems. Visit The Roseland and enjoy our favourite little

See p84-89.

corner of Cornwall.

Walking

With breathtaking views across the Carrick

Visit St Mawes Castle

The Roseland is a walker’s paradise.

Roads, this fine castle is a must for anyone

Surrounded by water on three sides, the peninsula

visiting the Roseland. See p76.

enjoys a diverse coastline which ranges from sheltered, wooded creeks and secluded inlets to

Cycling

storm-beaten shores and golden beaches. See

Quiet lanes and stunning scenery combine to

our Walks section to find a range of achievable

make the Roseland a great place to enjoy a day

short walks around the Roseland Peninsula p60.

out on your bike. Even better when you throw in trips on the ferries. See p58.

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Ferry connections With your car King Harry Ferry See p26 Take a break from traffic queues and congestion and head down to the King Harry Ferry.

SAVE UP TO £7

Roseland Ramble Combo Ticket

Cutting your journey to the Roseland by up to 27miles from Falmouth.

Galleries The Roseland has inspired artists for centuries and is full of galleries, craft shops and potteries

Return ferry from Falmouth to St Mawes

which offer a wide selection of arts and crafts by

on the St Mawes Ferry (see p14)

local artists. See p78.

and a return ferry from St Mawes to Place on the Place Ferry (see p18)

 Adult

Return

£17

*4-16years old

  Child* Family** Cons*** £10.50

£50

£16

**Up to 2 adults & 3 children

*** Over 65s & students with card

3 and under: FREE

On foot from Falmouth

Get wet

St Mawes Ferry

From kayaking and rowing to sailing and

Place Ferry

windsurfing, there is something for everyone

A regular hourly service

on the clear waters of the Percuil River and

operates from Falmouth

St Mawes harbour. See p82.

to St Mawes 364 days a year. During the

Tuck in

summer additional

From an afternoon Cornish cream tea to

services are provided.

moules marinière with a glass of rosé,

From St Mawes you can

the Roseland boasts a wide range of cafés,

also connect with the

restaurants and pubs. Many are family friendly

Place Ferry in the

and welcome dogs, most source their produce

summer months.

locally. See p90-99.

See p14 & p18.

More information on: www.falriver.co.uk

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On your bike

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Great rides around the Fal River

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FALMOUTH - TRURO

COAST TO COAST TRAIL

Distance: 13 miles

Distance: 11 miles

Time: 2 h (approx)

Time: 1.5 h (approx)

Map: See over

A quiet route between the bustling port of Falmouth and the cathedral city of Truro.

Traffic free multi-use trail between Devoran and the North Coast. Follow the cycle trail between Devoran and Portreath on the North Coast. A great day out

Follow the Falmouth - St Mawes route (on the right page) until the King Harry turning on the B3289. Go straight ahead taking the first right and follow Route 3

and ideal for families. A flat graded trail between the two coasts. Connect with the many other tracks along the way and explore the heart of Cornwall.

signs to Calenick. Turn right up Old Falmouth Road before turning right onto the former railway line, now the Newham Trail, which will take you into the heart of Truro.

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B3287

Tregony

Malpas

Coast to Coast Trail To:

N Coast & Portreath 11 Miles

Perranwell Station

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Polm

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FALMOUTH -A3078 ST MAWES Ruan Lanihorne Kings Head

Devoran

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Distance: 16 miles

v King Harry Ferry

Trelissick Feock

Philleigh

3

Map: See Ruanleft High Lanes

To: Heligan & Mevagissey

Melinsey Veryan

Penryn

From Ponsharden follow the roadside

Mylor Harbour

cycle lanes to Penryn. Nare Head Turn right up the steep Gerrans

PWP

St Mawes

CHQ

Falmouth Gyllyngvase Swanpool

Mawnan Smith

‘Truro Hill’ and follow Gerrans Bay Gull Rock the map until you re-join

Portscatho

Percuil

the A39. Turn left with caution and take the first right up into Perranwell. After the station

N

N Hill Point Porth

Place

To: Mawnan Smith & Helford

St Anthony Little & Great Molunan

Maenporth

Portholland

Pendower & Carne

St Just

Budock Water

Caerhay

Veryan Gallery New Inn

A scenic cycle around the river with great views and two ferry crossings. Portloe The Nare

Mylor Bridge

Flushing

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Time: 2.5 h (approx)

Porthbeor

(Perranwell) take Route 3 for the traffic free

Greeb Point Towan

route to Devoran and follow the river to Penpol

E

W climbing the hill to the B3289 which will before

South West Coast Path

take you to King Harry FerryZoo Bridge (please walk Zoom in p76 bikes downSferry slipway). Follow the B3289 to

Helford Passage

St Just in 1Roseland and then take the A3078 to Mile St Mawes via the castle.

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Enjoy a coffee at one of the many cafés and pubs in St Mawes before returning to Falmouth on the St Mawes Ferry (p14).

ST ANTHONY HEAD Distance: 9 miles from St Mawes Time: 2 h (approx) Map: See above

Ferry connections Combine your ride with

St Anthony Head looks out over Falmouth Bay and the Carrick Roads.

the following services all of which take bikes. Note: Make it easy for

Highly recommended view point and great spot

the St Mawes & Place

for a picnic.

Ferry crew by removing

MYLOR & FLUSHING Distance: 5 miles from Falmouth Time: 1.5 h (approx) Map: See left

your panniers before boarding down the steps

A great ride for less adventurous riders.

PRICES King Harry Ferry £1 (P26)

Flushing is a picture postcard waterside village

Caution! Walk bikes

with 2 pubs and a quayside restaurant.

down slipway

Mylor Harbour is bustling with activity and

Place Ferry: £2 (P18)

has a waterside café and restaurant. Mylor

St Mawes Ferry (P14)

Bridge has a great pub, shop and post office. See map for route options above.

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Walks on the Roseland Some of the counties best walking trails

Molunan

Roseland Ramble

2 Miles I 1.5 h (approx) I Map p9

3.5 Miles I 2 h (approx) I Map p9

Walk barefoot along the crystal clear waters of the Fal. From Place follow the South West Coast Path

A walk guaranteed to blow away the cobwebs while taking in the spectacular scenery of the Roseland Peninsula.

towards St Anthony Head. When you arrive at the headland pause for a bit to walk barefoot on

After jumping off the ferry at Place follow the South

the white sand of Molunan Beach, and if you’re

West Coast Path which will take you along the shore

feeling adventurous, take a swim in its crystal

line to St Anthony Head. At the southernmost tip of

clear waters. Although this pretty little beach is

the Roseland Peninsula the headland overlooks the

only a 45-minute walk from Place, its tranquil

spectacular entrance to one of the world’s deepest

isolation and captivating seclusion make it a real

natural harbours. Enjoy the view and then explore

treat for anyone looking to get away from it all.

the newly revealed remains from centuries of defensive fortifications. After rounding the headland follow the coastal path until you reach Porthbeor Beach, then turn inland across the field and return to Place Creek on the road.

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Creeks & Cliffs

Portscatho for Lunch

6 Miles I 3 h (approx) I Map p9

8 Miles I 4 h (approx) I Map p9

Take a magical journey around the Roseland Peninsula.

Ferry connections Place Ferry

A great day out exploring the length & breadth of the Roseland.

The ferry runs a half

Follow the coast path from Place to Porthbeor

hourly service from

Follow the coast path from Place to Porthbeor

Beach as in the Roseland Ramble. From

St Mawes across to

Beach as in the Creeks & Cliffs walk. When you

Porthbeor continue along the coast path

Place Creek on the

arrive at Towan Beach continue along the coast

towards Portscatho turning inland at Towan

Roseland Peninsula

path to Portscatho. Take some time to explore

Beach towards Porth. Crossing the road follow

from April to October

the village before walking up the hill to St

the signs that will take you along the shores of

7 Days a week.

Gerrans Church. Passing the church turn left and

Porth Creek to North Hill Point. From here you

Prices & Timetables

follow the signs to the car park, carry on along

turn and follow the path which runs alongside

See p18 for details

the lane passing Treloan Farm towards Porth.

the Percuil River back to Place Creek.

From Porth follow the signs that will take you along the shores of Porth Creek to North Hill Point. From here you turn and follow the path which runs alongside the Percuil River back to Place Creek.

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Walks from St Mawes With the St Mawes Ferry, Trelissick Ferry and the King Harry Ferry

Round the Headland 3.5 Miles I 1-2h (approx) I Map p9 Truro Quay

Malpas Malpas

Ferry connections St Mawes Ferry

From the quay at St Mawes turn left and follow the road along the sea front towards St Mawes Castle. A visit to the castle is well worthwhile and we recommend you take some time to enjoy the fantastic views.

Start your journey from Falmouth and sail

From the castle continue north along the coastal

Smuglers’ onboard the St Cottage Mawes

footpath which runs adjacent to the Carrick

Philleigh Ferry to St Mawes

Roads for a distance of about one mile at which

7 Days a week.

point it forks left and right.

Trelissick

Prices & Timetables See p14 for details

Taking the right fork you will start to climb inland heading east and as you crest the hill you will join the A3078. Turning right, follow the road south for around 100 yards before picking up the footpath on the left hand side. After 100yds the path goes into Nanshuttall Farm Yard. Straight on is the shorter main path to the Percuil River and to the left down the lane is a secondary longer route. After 200yds this leads

St Mawes

to the entrance gate of Bosloggas, turn right at the entrance and take the footpath down to the Percuil River.

Place

When you arrive at the river the path turns south and follows the shores of the river all the way back to St Mawes.

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Trelissick

The Oyster Way 6 Miles I 5 Hours (approx) I Map p8 - 9

St Mawes On the map

An all-day walk to Trelissick Garden, on the banks of the Fal River, from St Mawes taking in the beautiful scenery along the Fal - the last remaining oyster fishery in Europe still being dredged by sail and oar.

Area map Pick up a copy of the Fal

From the quay at St Mawes head towards the

River Area map for £2

castle then pick up the coast path heading north

before you leave,

towards St Just along the shores of the Carrick

available from

Roads. When you arrive in St Just take a well

the St Mawes Ferry

earned break and explore St Just Church and the

ticket office

churchyard that Sir John Betjeman described as ‘the most beautiful on earth.’ From St Just continue north along St Just Creek before breaking away from the river, heading inland. The latter part of the walk is along the road so take care and follow the signs for the King Harry Ferry. Use this historic chain ferry to cross the Fal River before following the path on your left hand side to the Trelissick Pontoon. If there’s more walking in you, you could explore Trelissick Garden or you can wait for the Trelissick Ferry to take you back to St Mawes. This walk is just as enjoyable in reverse; all you have to do is catch the boat from St Mawes to Trelissick first and walk back along the coast.

Ferry connections Trelissick Ferry Summer timetable St Mawes - Trelissick: 10:30, 12:30, 14:30, 16:30 Trelissick - St Mawes: 11:45, 13:45, 15:45, 17:20

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Trelissick Woodland Best reached via Enterprise Boats or Trelissick Ferry

Woodland Walk North

Woodland Walk South

2 Miles I 1/2 h (approx) I Map p8

1.5 Miles I 1/2 h (approx) I Map p8

From the car park at Trelissick carefully walk

From the car park at Trelissick head south down

down the road towards the King Harry Ferry.

the hill towards Channals Creek. When you reach

Before you get to the bottom of the hill take the

Ferry connections

the beach at the base of the hill turn left and pick up the path that runs north along the shores of the steep sided river.

footpath on the left. After climbing the steps,

Enterprise Boats

follow the well-maintained path north along the

7 Days a week.

steep sided shores of the river. After half a mile,

See p22 for details

When you reach the road turn left and carefully

the path turns west leaving the main river and

Trelissick Ferry

follow the road up the hill and back to the car park.

following the shore of Lamouth Creek.

7 Days a week. See p30 for details

After half a mile you will reach the head of the creek and the path will split. Turn left and climb

Woodland North & South 3.5 Miles I 1 - 2 h (approx) I Map p8

the valley to the B3289. When you get to the gate, carefully cross the busy road and enter the

Follow Woodland Walk South until you reach

facing gate on the other side of the road. The

the road, instead of turning left up the road

path will then take you back to the car park. Note: Extend this walk and visit Roundwood Quay and Fort.

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continue straight ahead and up the facing steps

See p26 for details

onto Woodland Walk North which will take you back to the car park.

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Headland Walks To Redruth and Penzance

To St Austell and Plymouth

Truro

Truro

Truro Quay

Malpas

Explore beautiful headlands

Pendennis Headland Docks & Castle 2.5 Miles I 1-2 h (approx) I Map p9

From Custom House Quay head east towards the Maritime Museum along the road, cross the first mini roundabout and follow Bar Road past the entrance to the docks, under the railway bridge. After crossing the roundabout you will start to climb Castle Drive, where you can enjoy the

Pandora

On the map Mylor Harbour Flushing

fantastic views across the harbour and into the active dockyard below. Falmouth

A short distance after the docks you will find

Trefusis Headland Flushing to Mylor Harbour 2 Miles I 3h (approx) I Map p9

St Mawes

In Mylor Harbour you will find a harbourside restaurant and café where you can enjoy a light bite before returning to Falmouth.

the entrance for Pendennis Castle. Take some time to visit this prominent castle and enjoy its

From Falmouth’s Prince of Wales Pier catch

breathtaking views. See page 76.

the Flushing Ferry to Flushing.

Continuing along Castle Drive you will come

Ferry connections

When you arrive in Flushing take some time to

to Pendennis Point where you can explore the

Park & Float / Ride

make the most of the Waterside Restaurant or

headland and enjoy an ice cream.

See page 32

one of the local pubs before turning right and

From Pendennis Point continue along Castle

St Mawes Water Taxi

After you round Trefusis Point look out for the

Drive until you reach a fork in the road. Bear

On demand water taxi

cave and steps cut into the stone foreshore.

right and pick up Castle Hill which will take you

service, see p39

Both were used to transfer contraband goods

back to the roundabout next to Falmouth Docks.

call 07971 846 786 to

ashore, with the cave marking the entrance to

From the roundabout follow your original track

pre book

an old tunnel that led up to the cellars of

heading towards Mylor along the coast path.

back into town.

the estate house on the hill.

Extend this walk by strolling down the sea front

Once in Mylor, enjoy a bite to eat or a coffee in

to Gyllyngvase Beach with its beachside café

Café Mylor before catching the Water Taxi back

(p96), golden sand and crystal clear waters.

to Falmouth.

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Helford River Walks Get there with the Fal Mussel Card Visitor from Falmouth The famous Helford River is an unspoilt estuary that stretches from its rocky entrance on the edge of Falmouth Bay to the old port of Gweek at its head.

Frenchman’s Creek Grab yourself a copy of this romantic novel from Falmouth Booksellers and head towards the Helford. The south side of the river is serviced by a regular ferry that runs from Easter to October, seven days a week. Follow the well trodden path

Around the river you can enjoy a series of

along the river to the famous creek, taking time to

achievable short walks that link up with sub-

enjoy this magical spot, the same spot that gave

tropical gardens, a sprinkling of waterside pubs,

the inspiration to du Maurier for her novel.

quirky galleries, stunning unspoilt scenery and the iconic Frenchman’s Creek, made famous by

Flexibility

Daphne du Maurier’s classic novel.

We do not describe specific walks in this area

River Gardens

but refer people to our separately sold map, encouraging walkers instead to explore the

Three large valleys run down to the Helford River

network of trails around the river and all

and all enjoy an almost sub-tropical climate.

the little secrets it holds.

Glendurgan is famed for its diverse range of species and breathtaking locations and we strongly recommend you visit if you’re in the area.

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Truro Walks Two river walks

On the map

St Clement Walk

Malpas to Tresillian

2.3 Miles I 1h (approx) I Map p8

5.1 Miles I 3h (approx) I Map p8

Described in guide books as “achingly beautiful” and “astonishingly unspoilt”

W P Hodgkinson wrote “there is just such a magic about the under-Fal road as it leaves the beautiful village of St Clement and passes beneath lichen fragrant trees at the edge of the

From the Malpas ferry landing turn right and fol-

creek… clothed down to water’s edge with thick

low the road to the end of the village where you

woodland”

will see a signpost for St Clement on your right. Continuing on from St Clement pass the Old

Follow the path through the woods until you reach the stream crossing. Turn right and follow

Vicarage and follow the old riverside carriage-

this magical riverside walk. Passing through a

way past Tresemple pond.

stand of firs you can climb the slope through the trees and discover the hidden iron age tumulus. On reaching St Clement take time to explore the unique ancient village, church, lych gate,

Ferry connections Enterprise Boats See p22

Further on you can explore a track to your left either side of a thickly wooded water course up to a magnificent stand of beech trees.

Ignioc stone and thatched cottages captured by numerous artists.

Reaching the road to Pencalenick , return on the

Return route: Alongside the public toilets take

same track to St Clement and on to Malpas as

the track past Churchtown Farm. At the top of

the St Clement Walk.

the hill go through the gate, turn immediately left for a few metres then right after the kissing gate. Follow the track along the hedgerow through further fields until you find yourself back at the stream crossing and back to Malpas.

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South West Coast Path

St Mawes

St Anthony Head

Helford Passage

The path follows a cliff top route and enjoys some stunning views

West Route

East Route

Helford Passage to Falmouth

Falmouth / St Mawes - Portscatho

10 Miles I 3-4 h (approx) I Map p9

8-16 Miles I 4-6 h (approx) I Map p9

This walk follows the coast path between Falmouth & Helford, a distance of 10 miles.

Ferry connections

From Falmouth, take the morning ferry to St Mawes, then catch the Place Ferry from the quay.

Catch the First Bus 35 service from Falmouth

St Mawes Ferry

Pick up the South West Coast Path which will

Moor (check bus times before departing). It

Falmouth - St Mawes

take you along the coast to St Anthony Head.

follows a scenic country route for around half an

7 Days a week.

After rounding the headland follow the path

hour before arriving in Helford Passage.

See p14

along the coast until you reach the gorgeous

Place Ferry

Porthbeor Beach. From Porthbeor continue

Descend the road to the Ferryboat Inn on the

St Mawes - Place

along the coast path towards Portscatho. Cross

edge of the river, turn left when you reach

See p18

Towan Beach before arriving in Portscatho. Here

the sea and follow the coastal path back to

St Mawes Water Taxi

you will find a delightful Cornish coastal village

Falmouth. Allow 3-4 hours depending on

See p39

complete with a local pub, where you can grab

walking speed. Refreshments are available at

Helford Ferry

a well-deserved bite to eat. From here you can

Maenporth, Swanpool and Gyllyngvase; all have

Helford Passage -

hop on a bus back to St Mawes or walk back via

great beach cafés. The route rounds Pendennis

Helford Village. See p38

the Percuil River. If you’re walking back see the

Headland before dropping into Falmouth town.

‘Portscatho for Lunch’ walk on p59 for details on

It can also be done in reverse.

the return route.

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Safeguard Tips

Beach Map

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EMERGENCY AT SEA OR ON THE COAST Every year, thousands of people get into

Beach

real, life-threatening difficulty on our coasts.

 Dogs permitted

They may be washed out to sea, pulled under

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by a strong rip current, or simply get into the

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Lifeguard

water when conditions are dangerous.

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To ensure you and your family don’t put

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King Harry Ferry

yourselves in danger, we have compiled some simple steps you can take to stay safe on the beach. Pendower & Carne

TOP TIPS TO STAY SAFE Flushing

Always read and obey the safety signs, usually found at the entrance to the beach. These will help you avoid potential hazards on the beach and identify the safest areas for swimming. When on a lifeguarded beach, find the red and yellow flags and always swim or

Porthcurnick Portscatho

St Mawes

Falmouth

Pentewan Gorran Haven Portholland

N Gyllyngvase Swanpool Maenporth

Towan

Little & Great Molunan

Helford

E

W S

bodyboard between them – this area is patrolled by lifeguards. Never swim alone. If you get in trouble, stick your hand in the air and shout for help.

RNLI For further information on beach safety, go to rnli.org.uk/beachsafety or call 0800 328 0600

Pentewan

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Gorran Haven

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If you see someone in difficulty, never attempt a rescue. Tell a lifeguard or, if you can’t see a lifeguard, call 999 or 112 and ask for the Coastguard. If you think you are caught in a ‘rip’ try to swim parallel to the beach until out of the effects of the rip and then make your way to shore.

Danger. NEVER enter the water when the red flag is flying, under anycircumstances. Patrolled by lifeguards. Safe areas to swim, bodyboard and use inflatables. Patrolled by lifeguards.

A wide sandy beach with access via

A popular wide sandy beach with good

Pentewan village. Excellent for

parking and access via a large slipway.

swimming and watersports. Small

A safe swimming beach with good

car park which can get busy during

facilities including café, shop and

the summer months.

toilets.

For use of watercraft such

Near: Mevagissey

as surfboards and kayaks.

Best conditions for a pleasant day:

On the map: N5 p123

Best conditions for a pleasant day:

Near: Gorran

On the map: M6 p123

Wind Direction: N, NW, W & SW

Wind Direction: NE, N, NW & W

Offshore wind. You should

Avoid: Strong E, SE & S winds

Avoid: Strong E, SE & S winds

NEVER use an inflatable

Tide: Best Low Water +/- 5 Hrs

Tide: Best Low Water +/- 4 Hrs

when the sock is flying.

Parking: Small car park in village

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Towan

Visit “Earl” the travelling tea room. See p94

A sandy crescent-shaped beach that is larger than it may first appear. It has coarse sand and rock-pools at low tide. Usually a quiet beach. Near: Froe

On the map: E9 p122

Best conditions for a pleasant day: Wind Direction: SE, E, NE & N Avoid: Strong E & S winds Tide: Best Low Water +/- 5 Hrs Parking: At Porth farm, 5 mins walk Food & Drinks: Thirstea above Towan Beach

St Mawes

 

Take the St Mawes Ferry from Falmouth. See p14

Small but very sheltered beach in the fishing village of St Mawes. Close to shops, pubs & toilets and connected to Falmouth by a regular ferry service. Near: St Mawes

On the map: D8 p122

Best conditions for a pleasant day: Wind Direction: W, NW, N, NE & E Avoid: Strong E & S winds Tide: Best Low Water +/- 4 Hrs Dogs: Not allowed on Summers Beach #stmawes

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Gyllyngvase

Gyllyngvase is Falmouth’s main

stretching Lizard peninsula which is

Gyllyngvase also has a beachside café/

award-winning beach. The beach is a

the UK’s most southerly point and the

bar serving dishes using the finest

10 minute walk from town or about 1hr

historic Pendennis Castle that guards

Cornish produce as well as

if you take the leisurely stroll around

the harbour entrance.

delicious cakes.

Pendennis Headland. See p63. The beach is lifeguarded in the summer The soft white sand, the rolling waves

months making it a safe spot for young

and the variety of activities on offer

children.

Near: Falmouth

On the map: C9 p122

Best conditions for a pleasant day:

make Gyllyngvase perfect for families. Twinned with its breath-taking views

Activities on offer at the beach include

Tide: Best any tide and some surf at low tide

out into Falmouth Bay where you

kayaking, coasteering, climbing and

Dogs: Only in winter (banned Easter to 1Oct)

might see ships at anchor, the outward

much more.

#GyllyBeach

Great and Little Molunan

Set in the shelter of St Anthony's

also the remains of WW2 gun batteries

lighthouse and headland, Great and

and magnificent views out to sea and

Near: St Anthony Head On the map: D9 p122

Little Molunan overlook the Carrick

back to Falmouth.

Best conditions for a pleasant day: Wind Direction: : N, NE, E & SE

Roads and Falmouth harbour. A picturesque cove with a sandy beach

To access Little & Great Molunan, leave

Avoid: Strong W, SW & S winds

and sheltered from the east winds, it’s

the car at St Anthony Head (NT) or take

Tide: Best Low Water +/- 4 Hrs

the perfect beach for relaxing or exploring

the ferry from St Mawes to Place and

See Also

all the quirky nooks and crannies. St

follow the South West Coast Path.

St Mawes Ferry: Page 14

Anthony’s lighthouse was built in 1835

The beach can be found at the bottom

Place Ferry: Page 18

and is a prominent local landmark

of a short flight of steep steps. Toilets

Walks: Page 58

protecting sailors entering Falmouth

are available at St Anthony Head but

Visit St Mawes: Page 50

harbour from the Manacles. There are

there are no facilities on the beach.

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Swanpool

Swanpool is a popular Falmouth beach,

even find your inner Tiger Woods on

Swanpool beach has toilets as well as a

not as big as nearby Gyllyngvase but

the Crazy Golf Course. Just behind the

large car park. Dogs are not allowed on

with many of the same facilities.

beach is the Swanpool Nature Reserve.

the beach in the summer.

Situated along the same stretch of coast,

A rare habitat where you will see an

the beach offers endless views over

abundance of wildlife including ducks,

Falmouth Bay and the ships at anchor,

wading birds and the resident pair of

Near: Falmouth

as well as glimpses of the harbour

swans who, in spring, are accompanied

Best conditions for a pleasant day:

entrance and St Anthony’s Lighthouse.

by their fluffy cygnets.

Wind Direction: SW, W, NW & N

The beach café is very popular and

Avoid: Strong S, SE, E & NE winds

The beach has a variety of activities

is open all year round. It sells a wide

Tide: Best any tide and surf at low tide

if you fancy some adventure such as

variety of drinks, hot and cold food and

Dogs: Only in winter (banned Easter to 1 Oct)

kayaking and paddleboarding. You can

their own Quirky Ice Cream.

Helford Passage Trebah & Durgan

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On the map: B9 p122

#swanpool

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Maenporth Beach

Take a ferry from Helford Passage to Helford Village. See p34

Extremely attractive beaches on the

A delightful sheltered sandy beach -

North shore of the Helford Estuary. The

perfect for families. Relax with an ice

beach at Helford Passage has a pub,

cream from the café on the beach, dine

toilets, ferry and boat hire with the ferry

in the highly acclaimed Cove Restaurant

landing on the beach at Trebah and

or get active and hire a kayak.

Durgan. See p34. Near: Helford

On the map: A10 p122

Best conditions for a pleasant day: Wind Direction: NE, N, NW & W Tide: All tides & good rock pooling at low tide #HelfordPassage

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Direct access from the car park to the beach with public toilets nearby. A short distance from the Maenporth Estate offering first-class accommodation with leisure facilities surrounded by magnificent gardens.

Near: Falmouth

On the map: A9 p122

Best conditions for a pleasant day: Tide: Best any tide and surf at low tide Dogs: Banned Easter to 1 Oct #maenporth

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Portholland

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Porthcurnick

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Portscatho

A small sandy beach linking the two

A wide sandy beach backed by lush

Mostly rocky but with many sandy

coves of East and West Portholland.

green fields and sheltered by steep cliffs

patches. Great for rock-pooling at low

Covered at high tide but some great

either side. Great rockpools at low tide

tide. Set at the base of an attractive

rockpooling at low tide. Level access to

and a slipway.

fishing village with lots of amenities

the beach at West Portholland.

Near: Portscatho

On the map: G7 p122

such as shops, galleries and pubs.

Best conditions for a pleasant day:

Near:Portscatho

Best conditions for a pleasant day:

Wind Direction: N, NW, W & SW

Best conditions for a pleasant day:

Wind Direction: W, NW, N & NE

Avoid: Strong E, SE & S winds

Wind Direction: SE, S, SW, W & NW

Avoid: Strong E, SE & S winds

Tide: Best Low Water +/- 4 Hrs

Avoid: Strong E winds

Tide: Best Low Water +/- 4 Hrs

Parking: Portscatho car park , 5 mns walk

Tide: Best Low Water +/- 3 Hrs

Parking: Limited

Public Toilets: In Portscatho

Near: Portholland

On the map: J6 p123

On the map: F8 p122

#portscatho

Pendower/Carne Beach

Lunch on the beach

Headland to the East. Great safe beach

After a morning on the beach, head up

for kids with flat soft sand and lots

the hill and treat yourself to lunch at the

of shelter.

Nare Hotel’s “Quarterdeck’’ restaurant. Looking out across Carne Beach towards Nare Head, the Quarterdeck has an excellent lunch menu including a wide range of freshly caught sea food that can be enjoyed together with a glass of chilled rosé wine and the spectacular view. A mile-long sandy beach sheltered by the dominant Nare

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Near: Veryan

On the map: G7 p122

Best conditions for a pleasant day: Wind Direction: NE, N, NW & W Avoid: E, SE, S & SW winds See Also: The Nare Hotel: Page 100 The Quarterdeck: Page 91 Visit St Mawes: Page 45

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Things to do The Fal River is situated on the upper reaches of the Carrick Roads and is host to many special features. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast or a budding sailor it offers something for everyone looking to discover.

We think the best way to explore is on the water, avoiding the crowds and taking the time to enjoy the river and its many secluded creeks. We offer a full range of boats, kayaks and paddleboards to hire from Loe Beach Watersports. So, what are you waiting for? Come and enjoy our family friendly beach with crystal clear waters and a cracking café to boot. This pocket of Cornwall is truly one of the county’s best-kept secrets.

Alastair Smith, Loe Beach Boat Hire, Loe Beach Watersports

ATTRACTIONS

ADVENTURE

The river is packed

Outdoor and indoor

full of great places to

activities to suit all

visit from castles to

tastes and skills.

gardens. WORKSHOPS ON THE WATER

A range of workshops

Get wet on the river,

for all including

sailing, boat hire and

cooking, foraging and

kayaking.

bushcraft.

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Loe Beach Watersports has safe, family-friendly waters between Truro and Falmouth

CULTURE & ARTS Sculpture, live music, theatre, dance, literature.

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Pendennis Castle

Discover one of Henry VIII’s finest coastal fortresses which guarded Falmouth against invasion from Tudor times to the Second World War.

Castle Open daily 27 Mar-3 Nov, 26 Dec 1 Jan, 17 Feb-23 Feb Weekends Only 4 Nov-23 Dec, 2 Jan - 16 Feb Wed-Sun 24 Feb-31 Mar

Families will love investigating how

of historic guns, which are fired regularly from April until the end of October. Newly created sights, sounds and tours have breathed fresh life into the story of this spectacularly sited castle.

the castle defended the shores, with a

across Falmouth harbour or take a free

chance to explore tunnels, towers, an

guided tour to hear the castle’s tale

www.english-heritage.org.uk/pendennis

observation post and a host of new

brought to life. Discover the moving

English Heritage, Pendennis Castle, TR11 4LP

cutting-edge interactive displays.

stories of civilians and soldiers in our

01326 316 594

Climb the Tudor castle keep to enjoy

exhibition ‘Fortress Falmouth and the

breath taking views out to sea and

Get married in style...

First World War’, and witness the blast

/pendenniscastle On the Map: p124

In Falmouth Castle Open daily 27 Mar-3 Nov, 26 Dec 1 Jan, 17 Feb-23 Feb Weekends Only 4 Nov-23 Dec, 2 Jan - 16 Feb Wed-Sun 24 Feb-31 Mar

St Mawes Castle

Get married in style at historic

With stunning views out to sea

One of the best ways to approach the

Pendennis Castle and make it

this picturesquely located castle is

castle is by the St Mawes Ferry.

a day to remember.

among the best-preserved of Henry VIII’s coastal artillery fortresses,

Enjoy a deeper insight into life in this

Exclusive use of the castle or use of the

and the most elaborately decorated

Tudor fortress with new displays and

keep with special packages available.

of them all.

interactive exhibits.

www.english-heritage.org.uk/hospitality English Heritage Hospitality Team 01326 310 100 In Pendennis Castle

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One of the chain of forts built between 1539 and 1545, it guarded the important anchorage of the Carrick Roads, sharing the task with Pendennis Castle on the other side of the Fal estuary.

www.english-heritage.org.uk/stmawes English Heritage, St Mawes Castle, TR2 5DE 01326 270 526 On the Map: p125

In St Mawes

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National Maritime Museum Cornwall

An independent Museum celebrating

100 foot Lookout Tower

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

the influence of the sea on history and

Amazing panoramic views over

Renowned for being a museum that

culture and telling the story of Cornwall’s

Falmouth harbour.

says ‘Climb Aboard’ rather than ‘Don’t touch!’; every year the Learning team

incredible maritime heritage. Collections A unique range of objects, boats, art, books and archives. The National Small Boat Collection

Britain’s most family friendly museum

put on 118 days of activities, from story-telling to make-and- takes, dress up and lots more. n Treasure Island Play Zone n Science of the Sea - February Half Term n Shipwreck Survivors - Easter and May Half Term

Home to this collection of national

n Pirate School - Summer Holidays

importance. EXHIBITION: TITANIC STORIES

n Shadows and Silhouettes - October

Cornwall Galleries

Examining the stories of the Titanic’s

Half Term

Discover stories of Cornwall and The Sea.

momentous sinking on 15 April 1912, re-appraising many of the myths that still

Check NMMC.CO.UK for dates + times +

Boatbuilding

linger around one of the most well-known

further information.

See shipwrights at work.

historic events. Working in collaboration with private collectors and national

15 galleries

museums, ‘Titanic Stories’ presents rare

www.nmmc.co.uk

Incredible maritime heritage.

and never-seen-before objects, as well as

Discovery Quay, Falmouth, TR11 3QY

retelling the personal stories of many of

01326 313 388

Waterside Café

the survivors, victims and descendants,

The best views in Falmouth.

including those from Cornwall.

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@TheNMMC On the map: p124

SAT NAV: TR11 3QY

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THINGS TO DO Princess Pavilion

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Veryan Galleries

Star Glazers

Falmouth’s charming 600-capacity

Veryan Galleries is situated between two

Located on the High Street in Falmouth,

concert hall hosts entertainment and

Roundhouses in the picturesque village

Star Glazers offers a creative space for

events for the whole community. Expect

of Veryan Green.

pottery painting fun for all the family.

eclectic performances at this fabulous

Established for over 40 years we have

Enjoy hot and cold drinks and snacks

venue. Box office is open 10am – 2pm

for sale over 120 quality paintings

while you paint too.

weekdays/ from 6pm on show nights.

by well known Cornish artists.

Bookings and walk-ins welcome.

www.princesspavilion.co.uk

www.veryangalleries.co.uk

www.starglazers.co.uk

41 Melvill Road, Falmouth, TR11 4AR

Veryan Green, TR2 5QQ

17 High Street, Falmouth, TR11 2AB

Bookings: 01326 211 222

Telephone: 01872 501 469

07474 590 649

/princesspavilion

@better_ppav

princesspavilionofficial

In Falmouth

/Veryan-Galleries

/starglazersfal

On the map: I6 p123

On the map: p124

Art World Gallery

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Kernow Adventure Park

10% off! Quote code Falriver19

Situated right in the centre

Our welcoming and friendly staff look

Located in a stunning disused quarry in

of Falmouth, Art World Gallery,

forward to seeing you.

Cornwall, we’ve got slippery, bouncy

established in 2000, offers a

assault courses, open water swimming,

fabulous collection of French,

ringo rides and wakeboarding.

Italian, and Cornish art including paintings, ceramics, glass and some amazing sculpture.

Visit Kernow Adventure Park for a fun

www.artworldltd.com 62 Church Street, Falmouth. TR11 3DS 01326 219 323

day out for the whole family. www.kernowadventurepark.com

Many of our artists cannot be seen

/artworldgallery

info@kernowadvenurepark.com

anywhere else in the UK.

@artworldgalfal

07817 662 962

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/KernowAdventurePark In: Falmouth

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Skinner’s Brewery

Visit our brewery and shop in Truro

If you would like to experience a

fascinating insight into our range of ales.

EXCLUSIVE TOURS

Cornish brewery in action, sample

The daily tour lasts around an hour

AND BREWERY PARTIES

award-winning ales and discover the

and a half, and the brewery is located

As well as our public tasting tours, we

secrets of alcoholic-alchemy, then a

close to the Truro boat terminal and

offer large groups exclusive access to

visit to Skinner’s Brewery could be

city centre.

the brewery for private guided tours, bespoke beer tastings and private

for you. DAILY PUBLIC TOURS

parties. We offer these group tours

Skinner’s team of expert brewers have

ALL YEAR (Monday- Friday)

for 10 to 50 people from Monday to

produced incredible innovative beers

2.30pm – 4pm

Saturday, which last around 3 hours.

over the years, from Cornish Knocker

JULY – AUGUST (Monday- Friday)

to CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain,

12pm – 1.30pm

ALL YEAR (Monday-Friday)

Betty Stogs. These tasty brews can be

2.30pm – 4pm

7.30pm – 10.30pm ALL YEAR (Saturday)

found in pubs, bars and hotels across Cornwall, and you can taste this

To avoid disappointment, our group

12pm-3pm

pioneering spirit in every pint poured.

tours are popular and must be booked

4pm-7pm

with as much notice as possible. We do

7.30pm – 10.30pm

The public brewery tours offer a

not currently run tours on Sundays or

unique opportunity to see behind the

public holidays but can cater for special

www.skinnersbrewery.com

scenes and are followed by a tutored

requests if you are a large group.

Riverside, Newham Road, Truro, TR1 2DP

beer tasting in the brewery’s tap room.

01872 271 885

All brewery visits and tours are led by

/SkinnersBreweryCornwall

experienced guides who’ll teach you

@Skinnersbrewery

about the brewing process, share their stories of the brewery and provide a

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@Skinnersbrewery On the Map: p125

In Truro

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THINGS TO DO Swanpool Kayak Hire

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Mylor Sailing & Powerboat School

Loe Beach

Watersports

Also Mylor Sailability Charity for people with a disability

Hire a kayak from Swanpool Beach

The multi-award winning sailing

HIRE: Kayaks, Paddleboards, Motorboats,

and explore one of the most beautiful

and powerboat school.

Sailing Dinghies & Row Boats.

stretches of coastline in Cornwall. The safe and sheltered waters of Swanpool

From absolute beginners to salty

LESSONS IN: Sailing, Powerboating and

bay are perfectly suited to sit-on top

seadogs, we can give you the training

Multi-activity Watersports.

kayaking, with many secret beaches

you need. Just get in touch to experience

and caves nearby. From ÂŁ10 per hour.

the finest waters in the UK!

www.swanpoolbeach.co.uk

www.mylorsailingschool.co.uk

Swanpool Beach, Falmouth, TR11 5BG

Mylor Yatch Harbour, Falmouth, TR11 5UF

07769 110 946

01326 377 633 / 07971 520 257

/swanpoolfalmouth

/mylorsailing

@mylorsailing

www.loebeach.co.uk Feock, Truro TR3 6SH 01872 864 295 /loebeach @loebeach On the Map: D6 p122

Near: Truro

Hidden Cinema, St Mawes Hotel

Watch your favourite film, a heart-

events and special screenings, but is

including ice cream, popcorn and a fully

warming classic, a modern thriller

also available for private hire; whether

licensed bar.

or a stunning live arts performance,

that’s alongside a meeting, for a

direct from the stages of The Royal

presentation or video conferencing.

Come and enjoy.

Opera House & National Theatre. This luxury 25-seat cinema is also

It can also be hired for your own private

available for exclusive private hire.

screening or a family celebration, with your own photographs or video show.

01326 270 170

Our state of the art luxury cinema not only offers audiences a unique cinema

The Hidden Cinema has an emphasis

going experience, with a mix of

on comfort with 25 soft leather reclining

mainstream, independent, sporting

chairs, fluffy blankets and refreshments

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In: St Mawes

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ShelterBox Disaster Relief Visitor Centre

Perfect for a rainy day out with the kids

ShelterBox is a Cornish charity that

Family Friendly

School Holidays

provides shelter for families who’ve

This is no stuffy museum – step inside

Look out for family activities during the

lost everything after a natural

our tents and shelters, get your hands

school holidays and half terms like our

disaster or conflict.

on aid items like water filters, solar

virtual reality, hurricane science, and

lights and blankets.

free children’s crafts.

Disaster Relief Visitor Centre – a ground

Can your complete the Disaster Challenge

Admission is Free

breaking new visitor attraction in the

with your family? Pick up a leaflet and hunt

heart of Truro where you’ll find out

for clues around the visitor centre.

Discover our story at the ShelterBox

what it takes to respond to disasters

Visit our website for opening hours and to find out more about what’s on.

around the world. There’s lots to do for all ages and a visit is the perfect

New for 2019 - Easter to September:

solution to a rainy Cornish day.

Hurricanes, Typhoons and Cyclones A major new exhibition about the

Try packing a ShelterBox

science behind these huge storms, their

See if you can fit everything a family

devastating effects and the inspirational

might need into our iconic green

stories of recovery from people who’ve

ShelterBoxes.

lived through them.

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www.visitshelterbox.org Falcon House, Charles Street, Truro, TR1 2PH 01872 302 600 /ShelterBoxVisitorCentre @ShelterBox On the map: p125

In: Truro

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St Mawes Sit-on Kayaks, Mini Cruises & Water Taxi

Hire sit-on kayaks and explore the

Alternatively come for a blast aboard

“Paramour 2”- brand new 9 passenger

tranquil Percuil River and creeks.

our new 9 passenger RIB “Paramour 2”;

RIB for 2019. See our listing page 37.

around the bay, down to Helford, visit Stop off on the beach, or at a secluded

a waterside hostelry or take an evening

Kayaks: 1 April - 31 October

cove for a picnic. Perhaps paddle to

water taxi trip.

Mini Cruises & Taxi: 1 April - 2 Jan See website for full details.

“Fraggle Rock” lighthouse, or to St Just Church, if conditions permit. You will see many species of birds and

You’ll see St. Anthony’s Lighthouse, Henry VIII’s Castles, stunning coastline

www.stmaweskayaks.co.uk

and experience the thrill of a fast RIB.

The Quay, St Mawes, TR2 5DG 07971 846 786

other wildlife and, under paddle-power, you can enjoy the peace of this Area of

2009 – 2019, eleventh season of RIB

Outstanding Natural Beauty.

operation in St. Mawes.

/stmaweskayaks On the map: p125

In: St Mawes

Mylor Boat Hire

Our fleet, of safe and stable boats

For experienced sailors we have a

like to explore somewhere in particular,

are a great way to explore the River

Sailing Picarooner, Cornish Shrimper

please contact us to arrange the best

Fal in your own time, enjoy a picnic

and a Leisure 20.

day and time.

Fuel, safety kit and lifejackets are all

Booking is advisable. Just give us a

included.

call and we will have a boat rigged and

onboard or visit a local pub or village. We have something for everyone -

ready for you – It couldn’t be easier!

No experience is required for our family Motor Boats (for up to 6 or 10 people),

When you arrive we will go through

Sit on Top Kayaks and Stand up

the tides, weather, local area and all

Paddleboards.

the information you need to enjoy your time on the water. Conditions and tides vary everyday, therefore if you would

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Trelissick - Tranquil and varied in a fabulous location

Open 10:30am – 5:30pm Also at Trelissick: House - Café – Shop Art Gallery – Bookshop nationaltrust.org.uk/ trelissick

Family adventures at Trelissick

before you’re 11 ¾ trail” and start

- Whether you’ve got an hour, an

your adventure. There’s fallen sticks

afternoon or a whole day, you’ll be

and leaves to make a trail for your

Crofters Café has children’s picnic

able to create your own adventures in

family to follow, hills to roll down and

boxes so you can bring some fuel on

this special part of Cornwall.

summerhouses to discover.

your adventure, or there are lovely

Next to the Fal River with woodland

The beach at the bottom of the parkland

walks and lovely old trees, the garden

is perfect for skimming stones and finding

and countryside at Trelissick is a great

sea creatures under the rocks.

create your very own piece of wild art?

homemade soups and light lunches for

Trelissick@nationaltrust.org.uk Feock, Truro, TR3 6QL

place to come and have an adventure. With woodland walks beside the river The garden has hidden paths to play

you can spot the wildlife and there are

hide and seek and green lawns to

plenty of old trees to identify. Why not

picnic on. Pick up a “50 things to do

bring some fallen leaves home and

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a relaxing meal with all the family.

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Gyllyngdune Garden has an Edwardian veranda, a bandstand, a monolithic arch, a shell grotto and a children’s play area.

Trebah Amphitheatre offers a varied programme of evening performances throughout the summer.

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Great Gardens The Fal River area is home to some of the UK’s most spectacular gardens. Enjoying the mild coastal climate, these sub-tropical paradises are a haven of lush, exotic, and rare plants. Starting in early spring with magnolias, camellias and daffodils, gardens in Cornwall are bursting with colour and horticultural highlights throughout the year. Venture out into secluded oak woodlands or explore the panoramic parkland at Trelissick with its commanding views of Falmouth Harbour. Explore sheltered valley gardens at Glendurgan, and get lost in the 185-year-old cherry laurel maze. See Enys Garden spring to life in May with its breathtaking bluebell display, it’s an event not to be missed. With endless pathways, historic houses, children’s trails, adventure play areas and dogs welcome these beautiful gardens make for great days out for all the family.

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Glendurgan Garden, a peaceful, exotic and playful valley garden that leads down to a sheltered beach.

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Trebah Garden

A sub-tropical paradise with a

With adventure play areas, children's

Trebah Amphitheatre offers a varied

stunning coastal backdrop. Open

trails and an award-winning restaurant,

programme of evening performances

every day of the year from 10am.

Trebah Garden is a family and dog-

throughout the summer, complementing

friendly garden.

exciting year-round events and festivals.

Discover the magic of this beautiful Cornish valley garden with over four

Trebah offers a year round experience:

www.trebah-garden.co.uk

miles of footpath. Explore under

from spring magnolias; giant rhubarb

Mawnan Smith, Nr Falmouth, TR11 5JZ

canopies bursting with exotic blooms.

in summer; breath taking hydrangeas in

01326 252 200

Follow vibrant tunnels of colour that

summer; to southern hemisphere plants

/trebahcornwall

cascade down to a secluded, private

flowering in winter.

@trebahtheatre trebahcornwall

beach on the Helford River.

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Get to Trelissick aboard Enterprise Boats

There’s only one way to arrive at

For flexibility and hop-on hop-off travel

For more infomation see:

Trelissick Garden in style, and that’s

grab a Fal Mussel Card Visitor which

Enterprise Boats, p22

by ferry from Falmouth or Truro.

allows you to travel around the river

Trelissick Garden p87

for just £21 a day. It will also give you Enjoy a scenic cruise aboard the

discounted entry to the gardens if you

All sailings subject to tide, weather and

Enterprise Boats with full commentary.

are not a National Trust Member.

circumstances.

Regular services operate to the gardens from Easter to October and tickets can

Tickets can also be purchased

be purchased from The Fal River Visitor

for Enterprise Boats online,

Information Centre in Falmouth, Truro

by buying online, you'll get 10% off

www.falriver.co.uk/enterprise

Tourist Information Centre and Truro

the standard fare.

Enterprise Boats

Ticket Office on Town Quay.

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Trelissick - Tranquil and varied in a fabulous location

Open 10:30am – 5:30pm Also at Trelissick: House - Café – Shop Art Gallery – Bookshop nationaltrust.org.uk/ trelissick

Trelissick has 30 acres of woodland

old and a riot of summer colour in the

With benches to relax on and grassy

garden for you to explore.

herbaceous borders.

lawns to picnic on there’s space to take

Meandering paths take you through

it all in and enjoy the scenery.

luxuriant evergreens and palms

As you explore the garden taking in the

to flowering shrubs and borders

views and bright seasonal colours you

bursting with exotic colour.

are led through different areas from wide open sweeping lawns, towering

There are maritime views to discover

bamboo and tree ferns to silvery

round every corner, sweeping lawns

beeches in shaded woodland and even

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/trelissick

and little summerhouses where you

a Cornish apple orchard with local and

Feock, Truro, TR3 6QL

can relax in whatever the weather. The

heritage varieties. Whatever the time

01872 862 090

garden showcases rare rhododendrons,

of year there’s always something of

Trelissick@nationaltrust.org.uk

spring flowers, magnificent magnolias,

interest to see.

a huge Japanese cedar over 120 years

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Glendurgan Garden

A peaceful, exotic and playful valley

followed by magnolias, rhododendrons

There is a varied programme of events

garden that leads down to a sheltered

and a beautiful bluebell display in May.

throughout the year including garden

beach. Glendurgan is a place for

tours, family activities and trails as well

relaxation and reflection as well as

The garden also offers dramatic

as special seasonal events such

adventure and play. There are three

autumn colour and a particular

as Bluebell week from 6 – 12 May.

valleys to explore, a puzzling maze

highlight is the bright yellow leaves

in the heart of the garden and a little

of the giant Tulip tree. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/glendurgan

beach at the bottom where you can In the summer months it is a haven

Mawnan Smith, Falmouth, TR11 5JZ

for wildlife. Look out for colourful

01326 252 020

Amazing spring colour begins with

butterflies and dragonflies and listen

glendurgan@nationaltrust.org.uk

snowdrops, camellias and primroses,

to bees buzzing among the flowers.

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enjoy views of the Helford River.

Gyllyngdune Gardens

Near Falmouth

Enys Garden

Open every Tuesday & Thursday From 2pm to 5pm Open every Sunday, From 11am to 5pm

The beautiful Gyllyngdune Gardens

Located only minutes away from

A look around the history room and

are bustling with hundreds of exotic

Falmouth, this largely natural

afternoon treats from the cafe is also

plants and quirky features including

garden with an air of history

recommended when exploring these

an Edwardian veranda and bandstand,

and mystique is well worth a visit

truly unique gardens.

monolithic arch, shell grotto and

for those seeking a relaxing and

children’s play area.

inspiring afternoon out.

www.princesspavilion.co.uk

Features include the New Zealand

Adults £6 / Children £2 Seniors £5 / Students £3

41 Melvill Road, Falmouth, TR11 4AR 01326 311 277 /princesspavilion

@better_ppav

princesspavilionofficial

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Flower Garden, tranquil ponds, orchard, woodlands and meadows filled with bluebells in spring.

www.enysgardens.org.uk Penryn, TR10 9LB 01326 377 621 On the map: B6 p122

In: Penryn

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Lamorran Garden

Lamorran Garden is on a four-acre

diverse range of plants from all over the

south-facing hillside with the sea and

world, planted to create a garden very

St Anthonys Head with its lighthouse

much in the mould of Mediterranean

Wednesdays and Fridays

as the backdrop. This is an intimate

gardens but with ever-present running

10am to 5pm.

garden, the visitors having to go and

water in the many pools and streams.

find new areas of the garden through

There is a woodland, a water garden in

archways and curving gravel paths.

Japanese style as well as temples and

Open April to end of September.

archways. www.lamorrangarden.co.uk

Situated on the Roseland Peninsula,

The garden is known for its large

Upper Castle Rd, St Mawes, TR2 5BZ

these sub-tropical gardens thrive in

collections of palms and tree ferns.

01326 270 800 On the Map: p125

a favourable microclimate. There is a

Near St Mawes

Get to Lamorran Garden aboard St Mawes Ferry

For more information, see St Mawes Ferry p14

Arrive at Lamorran Garden by ferry

When you arrive in St Mawes, Lamorran

All sailings subject to tide, weather

from Falmouth. Hop aboard the St

Garden is only a short ten minute walk

and circumstances. See p14 for more

Mawes Ferry from Prince of Wales

up the road. After you explore the

information.

Pier or Custom House Quay in

gardens, enjoy a coffee on the terrace

Falmouth and arrive at Lamorran

before returning to Falmouth.

Garden by water. Ferries run up to three times an hour in Along the way you will pass two castles,

peak summer, twice an hour in spring

working docks and Black Rock. The

and autumn and once an hour in winter. www.falriver.co.uk/smf

garden is open every Wednesday and Friday, April to September, 10am - 5pm.

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Buy your St Mawes Ferry ticket online

St Mawes Ferry

and get 10% off the standard fare.

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The Chain Locker

EATING OUT The best restaurants and cafĂŠs around the Fal River.

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The Old Ale House

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Pandora Inn

PUBS & DELIS Local ales & food in the best locations.

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FOOD & DRINK

Food & Drink Falmouth has a pull beyond its beaches and obvious beauty. It’s also home to one of Cornwall’s most beautiful historic inns. Following a sensitive yet spectacular restoration by St Austell Brewery, the Chain Locker offers stylish and contemporary dining and accommodation. As one of the town’s oldest buildings (with roots back as far as the 16th century) it has maintained its original and distinctive charm. The first floor provides unrivalled waterside views of the bustling Custom House Quay and Carrick Roads. A harbour-facing restaurant and two new balconies are perfect for dining al fresco and enjoying fresh, locally sourced seafood. Whatever the time of year, glorious Fal oysters can be found on the Chain Locker menu the perfect match for a glass of Proper Job, St Austell Brewery’s multi-award-winning IPA.

Nathan Boundy (L) General Manager and Stuart Shaw (R) Recently appointed Head Chef The Chain Locker

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FOOD & DRINK

/falriver The bar

The Greenbank Hotel – Water’s Edge

and restaurant are open daily to non-residents

Perfectly perched on the edge

Bobby brings a fresh, vibrant and

From daily specials and Sunday roasts,

of Falmouth harbour, the award-

modern approach that complements

to brunches, cocktails and afternoon

winning 2 AA rosette-worthy Water’s

Nick’s classical French experience

teas – all you need to do it relax, kick

Edge restaurant is dedicated

beautifully.

back and drink in the view. Food is

to great food.

served every day from midday until The kitchen team work tirelessly

Executive Chef Nick Hodges and Head

to champion the freshest seafood,

Chef Bobby Southworth proudly fly

succulent local meats and seasonal

the Cornish flag. Both born and bred in

produce grown on their doorstep, to

Falmouth, The Greenbank has a special

create relaxed and affordable “rustic

place in their hearts.

fine dining.”

late in both the bar and restaurant. www.greenbank-hotel.co.uk Harbourside, Falmouth, TR11 2SR 01326 312 440 /GreenbankHotel

@GreenbankHotel

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In: Falmouth

Hotel Tresanton

The dining room has a calm and

Tresanton offers a magical setting for a

“On a sunny day Tresanton’s dining

cool Mediterranean atmosphere with

family celebration or a small wedding.

room is one of the loveliest places to

a mosaic floor and tongue and groove

The hotel is available for exclusive use

eat in England.”

walls. It has a terrace on two sides

in the quieter season.

i-escape

where lunch, drinks and candlelit dinners are served in the summer

Open to non residents for afternoon

and whenever the temperate

cream teas and light lunches, dinners

climate allows.

and Sunday barbecues during the summer.

www.tresanton.com St Mawes, Cornwall, TR2 5DR 01326 270 055 /hoteltresanton @hoteltresanton On the map: p125

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Muddy Beach

Coffee

Dinner

Wine

Come and try locally roasted coffee

Not just a day time venue, we are the

With over 30 wines to choose from,

from Olfactory with home-made cakes,

perfect family-run place to relax with

Muddy Beach is the ideal place to sit on

amazing breakfasts

a modern exciting evening menu.

our deck and glug a glass of sauvignon with our ever-changing lunch menu.

10% OFF WHEN YOU SHOW YOUR 2019

Check out our regular feast nights on our Facebook page & website for details.

www.muddybeach.com Jubilee Wharf, Penryn, TR10 8FG 01326 374 424

FAL RIVER

/MuddyBeachPenryn

GUIDE

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In: Penryn

The Dining Room

The Quarterdeck at The Nare

The Quarterdeck Restaurant is

relaxed evening dining. Combine a

Traditional five-course Table d’Hôte

located in a secluded bay near

visit with a walk along the beautiful

menu each evening and for Sunday

Veryan with stunning sea views.

Carne beach or the South West

Lunch. A fine dining experience with

Coastal Path.

silver service, hors d’oeuvres trolley, flambés and homemade puddings.

The cuisine is first class, with fresh seafood dishes on the menu every day. The classic yachting décor and sunshine terrace make for a truly memorable experience. Open all day for morning coffee, light lunches, Cornish cream teas and

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www.quarterdeckrestaurant.co.uk

www.narehotel.co.uk

The Nare Hotel, Veryan In Roseland, TR2 5PF

The Nare Hotel, Veryan In Roseland, TR2 5PF

01872 500 000

01872 50 11 11 /thenarehotel

/quarterdeckrestaurant

@thenarehotel

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Near: Truro

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The Chain Locker

Following a spectacular restoration the

The first floor provides unrivalled

Each room has smart en-suite shower

iconic Chain Locker on Falmouth’s

waterside views of the bustling quay

rooms, divinely comfortable Vi-Spring

historic quayside offers stylish and

and spectacular natural beauty of

beds, luxury toiletries and four of

contemporary dining with

Carrick Roads with two fantastic new

the rooms boast breath taking

the distinctive charm of the 16th

balconies, perfect for dining alfresco.

coastal views.

century inn, believed to be one of Falmouth’s oldest buildings.

Six new boutique bedrooms are

www.chainlockerfalmouth.co.uk

the highlight of the six-month

Chain Locker, Quay Street, Falmouth, TR11 3HH

Downstairs, the original bar has been

refurbishment project; contemporary

Pub/Restaurant: 01326 311 085

brought back to its former glory

and inviting.

/Chainlockerfalmouth @TheChainlocker

retaining the ambience loved

On the map: p124

by locals and visitors alike.

In: Falmouth

The Watch House

You’ll find The Watch House just by

upstairs, it’s a relaxed and comfortable

the harbour wall in the centre of

place to enjoy lunch or dinner.

stunning St Mawes. Chef owner Will Gould makes full use A former customs and excise house, then

of the dayboat fish and local produce

later a pilchard press, its no-nonsense

in his appealing menus.

functional past is echoed in the white walled, simply furnished interior.

You can also grab fish and chips and other delectable takeaway offerings

Split over two floors, with cosy dining booth seating downstairs and jaw-dropping views across the harbour

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from the outside hatch, the Watch Out.

www.watchhousestmawes.co.uk 1 The Square, St Mawes, TR2 5DG 01326 270 038 /TheWatchHouse @the_watchhouse_cornwall On the map: p125

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The Alverton Hotel

Found in the heart of Cornwall on

In the spring and summer the sun-trap

Food is served everyday from midday to

the outskirts of Truro, The Alverton

terrace and gardens are home to dancing

late in the bar and restaurant.

offers a relaxing haven for guests and

butterflies and beautiful birdsong – al

visitors. The grade II listed hotel was

fresco dining is a must. As we enter the

once a convent and its fascinating

cooler months it’s time to find a cosy

history can be found around

nook by the fire and settle in.

every corner. From daily changing specials, brunch,

www.thealverton.co.uk

The Alverton has a firm belief in using

lunch and afternoon tea to cocktails,

Tregolls Road, Truro, TR1 1ZQ

only the freshest ingredients with

Sunday lunch and dinner – all you

01872 276 633

the menu a real celebration of locally

need to do is pull up a pew, kick-back

sourced produce.

and relax.

/alvertonhotel On the Map: p125

@alvertonhotel In: Truro

Rick Stein’s Fish, Restaurant & Takeaway

Restaurant

Takeaway

Special Offers

Our seafood menu features some of

Classic fish and chips are at the heart

Special offers available throughout

Rick’s favourite dishes such as salt and

of the menu along with grilled prawns,

the year, please check the website

pepper prawns, Cornish chilli crab and

authentic curries, fish chilli burgers

for details.

fish curries as well as seafood sharing

and more. Our fish is coated in our

boards and classic fish and chips.

special recipe batter and deep fried in beef dripping to make it really

www.rickstein.com

To book a table

crisp, best enjoyed with our home-

Discovery Quay, Falmouth, TR11 3XA

visit www.rickstein.com

made creamy tartare sauce

01841 532 700

or call 01841 532 700

or garlic aioli.

/RickSteinsFish @SteinsFalmouth On the map: p124

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Koffiji

Open seasonally Easter end of October

Above beautiful Towan beach, accessible

Koffiji is a family run cosy cafe/bar

Enjoy a local ale or delicious cocktail on

from the coast path, our little van Earl

perfectly situated in the centre of

our outside seating area and admire the

is crammed with homemade cakes,

Falmouth, overlooking Falmouth

view. Step back and relax in our home

bakes, locally made pasties and more.

Harbour and next to the Maritime

to home atmospere. Four-legged friends

Drinks include fresh filter coffee and

Museum in Events Square Falmouth.

are welcome too!

loose leaf teas. www.thethirsteacompany.co.uk Porth Farm, St Anthony, Portscatho, TR2 5EX info@thethirsteacompany.co.uk /thethirsteacompany @thethirsteaco

Koffiji offers a warm welcome, great breakfast, lunch and famous Cornish Coffee and scrumptious Cream Teas. Koffiji also serves a delicious light supper menu during the summer months.

Gylly Beach Café

12 Tidemill House, Falmouth TR11 3XP 01326 211 835 /Koffiji-Cafe-Falmouth @koffiji_falmouth koffiji_falmouth On the map: p124

In: Falmouth

Open all year round. Evening bookings recommended

Overlooking the wide sweep of

Enjoy a relaxing coffee with a slice of

In the evening we take things up a

Falmouth Bay, Gylly Beach Café offers

homemade cake from our very own

notch with our head chef Dale McIntosh

some of the finest views in town. Our

onsite bakery. Gylly’s ‘Bakery on the

using the finest Cornish ingredients to

sunny terrace takes in not only the

Beach’ bakes all the bread and pastries

produce innovative and exciting dishes.

stunning Gyllyngvase Beach but also

for the café right here on the sand.

You will always find a warm welcome

Pendennis Castle, St. Anthony Head

Or why not stay and try our delicious

with us.

and the Lizard Peninsula.

lunchtime menu? There really is something for everyone, from family

www.gyllybeach.com

Just a short walk from the town centre

favourites, like our famous fish and

Gyllyngvase Beach, Cliff Road, TR11 4PA

and stone’s throw from the water’s

chips, to delicious meals with an

01326 312 884

edge, the café is the perfect place to

exciting culinary twist.

kick back and watch the waves roll in.

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Old Ale House

Skinner’s Brewery’s main pub, the

ciders, and boasts over 100 speciality

the same year. Not something to be

Old Ale House, is Truro’s most

spirits. If live music is your thing, join

sniffed at!

celebrated establishment and

the pub for their renowned jam session

renowned for its wide range of ales,

every Monday night and free live bands

The pub is situated in the centre of Truro,

Cornish ciders and speciality spirits.

every weekend.

very close to the boat terminal and bus

Located just a ten minute walk from

The Old Ale House never fails to provide

the brewery, the pub proudly serves

great atmosphere, friendly staff and

the complete Skinner’s range, so you

outstanding quality all round. The pub

won’t get fresher beer than this! If that

was CAMRA Kernow’s Pub of the Year

isn’t enough, this characterful pub also

in 2017 and was a finalist in CAMRA’s

offers more than 20 craft beers and

National Pub of the Year Awards in

station. Open all year round, you’ll always find a warm welcome with us. www.old-ale-house.co.uk

7 Quay Street, Truro, TR1 2HD 01872 271 122 /Oldalehouse On the Map: p125

In: Truro

The Idle Rocks

The ultimate in cool coastal elegance,

Each plate at the multi award-winning

This summer enjoy a cherished spot

Karen Richards' beach-chic interiors

restaurant is a celebration of the

on the terrace for lunch or evening

create a stylish seaside vibe

surrounding Roseland Peninsula.

waterfront dining, as well as Afternoon

at The Idle Rocks.

Tea and Cocktails. Head Chef Guy Owen's creative

Nestled into the harbourside in the

yet artfully simple cooking celebrates

charming fishing village of St Mawes,

sustainable local harvests including

www.idlerocks.com

the striking long white frontage,

rare-breed meats and heritage

Harbourside, St. Mawes, TR2 5AN

complete with terrace, makes this Relais

vegetables from the Lost Gardens

01326 270 270

& Châteaux hotel and restaurant a

of Heligan.

coveted destination for harbour-gazing and tucking into sumptuous seafood.

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Harbour Lights Restaurant & Take Away: Award Winning Fish & Chips

Voted into the Top Ten Best

Their award-winning fish and chips only

empty bucket, guaranteed to please the

Independent Fish & Chip Shops

use fish from responsiby sourced stocks

little ones. The warmest of welcomes

in the UK (2019) the Harbour Lights

and chips from local farmers.

awaits you.

brings together their award winning

Local provenance is evident throughout

fish and chips with the most stunning

their menu. With local Cornish fish specials

of Harbour Views.

available daily whether you love it battered or grilled. The restaurant views

Self-confessed fish and chip fanatics,

are stunning across the harbour and it

it’s all about the freshest of fish, the

is accessible to all.

crispiest of batter and the most moreish chips possible.

Home to the famous kids’ beach bucket meal with a free spade with every

Gluten Free options available also. www.harbourlights.co.uk Arwenack Street, Falmouth, TR11 3LH 01326 316 934 /harbourlightsfalmouth harbour_lights_falmouth On the map: p124

In: Falmouth

Pandora Inn

Whenever you drop into the Pandora

Our new pontoon offers more seating

We are open daily

Inn, you’ll find a warm welcome,

and better access, a unique spot to

from 10.30am to 11pm

log fires, candlelight and a choice

sit and relax and choose from our

of delicious things to eat and drink.

extensive menu. We have plenty of

Food served

healthy plant-based options as well

from 10.30am to 9.30pm

The combination of our food, drink and

as traditional favourites – and always

magical creekside setting has helped

plenty of fresh fish!

www.pandorainn.com

winning pub – not forgetting the great

We serve a great range of real ales,

01326 372 678

customer service from our team!

ciders and locally-sourced soft drinks

make the Pandora into a multi-award

and our extensive wine list includes food pairing suggestions.

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The Working Boat

Rebuilt 2015, Open daily from 10am - close

Seas the day at The Working Boat, a

Feeling peckish?

Popular quiz

proper pub on the waterfront where

Expect proper pub food served every day

Every Sunday from 7:30pm, The Working

you can sink a few on Cornish time

and famous roasts all day on Sundays.

Boat crews host our popular quiz,

whilst admiring the view across

We’re family-friendly with lots of dishes

with free entry and plenty of prizes

Falmouth harbour.

for children and four-legged friends are

to be won.

welcome too.

www.theworkingboat.co.uk

With fifteen beers and ciders on tap including our own Working Boat brew,

Don’t miss our weekly specials:

moor up on our private pontoons

Wednesdays: burger and beer for £10.95

and cruise in for a pint or two of

Thursdays: mussels night for £8.95

your favourite.

Fridays: fish and chips for £8.95.

Greenbank Quay, Harbourside, TR11 2SR 01326 314 283 manager@theworkingboat.co.uk /theworkingboat

@theworkingboat

On the map: p124

In: Falmouth

The Garden Room

Kings Head

Set in the beautiful Roseland

Andrew & Niki look forward

With stunning views of Falmouth Bay,

countryside. A traditional owner-run

to welcoming you.

The Garden Room Bar & Bistro offers

free house, serving local ales with an

a spacious and family-friendly location

imaginative menu, using fresh, local

to enjoy a meal. A modern British

ingredients. All dishes made on the

menu, with daily specials, is served

premises!

throughout the year.

Offering a warm welcome, attentive and friendly service with wonderful local food. Voted in the Saturday Times as one of the 50 best places to eat in the British countryside.

falriver.co.uk/foodanddrink

www.bettervenues.org.uk www.kingsheadruan.co.uk

41 Melvill Road, Falmouth, TR11 4AR

Kings Head, Ruan Lanihorne, TR2 5NX

01326 311 277

01872 501 263 On the map: H5 p123

/princesspavilion Near: Tregony

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@better_ppav In: Falmouth

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Stylish luxurious farm cottages in 30 acres of peaceful meadows near the south coast Bosinver Farm Cottages

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50 luxurious rooms, a stylish bar & brasserie and the perfect location. The Alverton Hotel

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Places to stay All of us at Bosinver have a passion for Cornwall and helping people make the most of their precious family holiday time. Here our guests can try animal feeding and egg collecting with Farmer Dave, ride our friendly ponies, play tennis, enjoy our gym, sauna and heated indoor pool, play outdoors at a Forest School session or just simply relax in our beautifully furnished cottages. But if they do feel like exploring off site we love to suggest great days out from our own personal experience and blog www.bosinver.co.uk/news. We often recommend the beautiful Fal Estuary – there are so many fascinating places to visit with the added appeal of great boat trips between Falmouth, Truro, St Mawes and Trelissick Gardens. Pat Smith Owner & Manager of Bosinver Farm Cottages Winner of many awards including Visit England’s award for Best Family Friendly Accommodation

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The Nare Hotel

The Nare is a luxurious and elegant

Cornish coastline as well as the beautiful

The hotel features individually decorated

country house by the sea. Considered

sights of the Roseland and Fal River.

rooms and suites, two sea-view restaurants,

to be the most comfortable hotel

health spa and comprehensive range of

in Cornwall, the hotel’s secluded

The Nare also offers bespoke guided

location offers the peace and

walking and exploration of the Fal and

tranquillity of a countryside retreat

Helford rivers on its 38’ classic motor

but with stunning sea views.

launch, Alice Rose (summer months).

leisure facilities. www.narehotel.co.uk Carne Beach, Veryan In Roseland, TR2 5PF 01872 501 111 /thenarehotel /thenarehotel

Positioned alongside the South West

/thenarehotel

Coastal Path, the hotel is an ideal

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location to explore the dramatic

The Alverton Hotel

St Mawes Hotel

Idle Rocks

Surrounded by beautiful gardens,

This boutique hotel stands by the

Idyllically situated on the harbour, it’s

with exquisite food and exceptional

harbour, offering seven individually

your home from home with 19 individu-

service, The Alverton is a little piece of

designed bedrooms, the Upper Deck

ally designed bedrooms, a multi-award

tranquility in the city.

restaurant, private luxury cinema and

winning restaurant and terrace with

51 luxurious rooms, a stylish bar and

Courtyard Room for your special events.

unrivalled views and fabulous food,

restaurant in the perfect location.

A favourite with locals and visitors alike.

centred on fresh Cornish ingredients.

www.thealverton.co.uk

www.stmaweshotel.com

www.idlerocks.com

Tregolls Road, Truro, TR1 1ZQ

01326 270 170

Harbourside, St. Mawes, TR2 5AN

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01326 270 270

/thestmaweshotel

01872 276 633 @alvertonhotel In: Truro

/theidlerocks

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In: St Mawes

On the map: p125

/theidlerocks In: St Mawes

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The Greenbank Hotel

Visit our website to find all special offers and events

Float away in unforgettable

Steeped in history with unbeatable

soothing spa treatment or long soak in

surroundings. Submerge yourself

sweeping sea views, the four-star hotel

your bath tub – there’s every excuse to

in characterful history. Dive into

was originally built in 1640 and has now

retreat to this Cornish coastal hideaway.

delicious food and breathe in the

been lovingly refurbished. Moor up on

fresh sea air. Nestled on Falmouth’s

their private pontoons, float from your

historic harbour, The Greenbank

boat to the dinner table, then sink a few

Hotel blends the best of coastal

local brews in the quayside pub The

Cornish living with the finest in

Working Boat. And at the end of the day,

contemporary comfort, so you can

the plushest of rooms await. Whether

experience life – on the water’s edge.

it’s a lazy lie-in with breakfast in bed, a

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www.greenbank-hotel.co.uk Harbourside, Falmouth, TR11 2SR 01326 312 440 reception@greenbank-hotel.co.uk /GreenbankHotel On the map: p124

@GreenbankHotel In: Falmouth

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Hotel Tresanton

Originally created in the 1940s as

lovely playroom.

a yachtsmen’s club, Tresanton is a cluster of old houses. In 1997 Olga

Pinuccia, the hotel’s racing yacht, is

Polizzi bought Tresanton and spent

available for charter.

two years completely redesigning and 2017 saw the opening of the Hotel’s new

www.tresanton.com

Mediterranean style Beach Club.

St Mawes, Cornwall, TR2 5DR

All the rooms have magnificent sea

- A wonderful place to relax and enjoy

01326 270 055

views and all have been individually fur-

the views over the Carrick Roads.

info@tresanton.com

restoring it.

nished with antiques and Cornish art. There are three family suites which can accommodate up to four children and a

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In: St Mawes

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Falmouth Hotel

The Falmouth Hotel, nicknamed

opposite the shoreline, this hotel offers

means that guests can enjoy everything

The Grand Dame, was the very

an ideal holiday getaway. If self-catering

from 3 course dinners to full afternoon

first seafront hotel to open its

is a consideration, the apartments,

and cream teas to casual lunches

doors in 1865.

cottages and lodges within the grounds

and refreshments any time of the day

offer flexibility with full use of the hotel

or evening.

Steeped in history with one of the best

facilities from restaurant to bar to spa

views in the whole of Falmouth,

and leisure.

STAY on any holiday-maker’s list.

A choice of dining in the AA rosette Castle Beach Restaurant or the Castle

Victorian architecture, spacious rooms,

Beach Lounge Bar and, weather

elegant outlook and located directly

permitting, the terrace and gardens,

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www.falmouthhotel.co.uk Castle Beach, Falmouth, TR11 4NZ

this 71 bedroom hotel is a MUST

08000 052 244 /TheFalmouthHotel @FalmouthHotel On the map: p124

In: Falmouth

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Pendennis and St Mawes Castles

Immerse yourself in Cornwall’s

At Pendennis Castle:

As an added bonus you will have

colourful past by staying in

Callie’s Cottage, is a former Sergeant’s

free access to all English Heritage

one of English Heritage’s unique

mess now stylishly converted into a

sites for the duration of your stay, an

and historical properties at St Mawes

two bedroom cottage, sleeping four

introductory tour of the site on which

and Pendennis Castle.

plus baby.

you are staying and a welcome hamper

At St Mawes Castle:

The Custodian’s House, set on the castle

Fort House, a family of four plus baby

ramparts with sweeping views of the

can enjoy stunning sea views from the

coastline, sleeps two plus baby.

with a selection of local goods.

sheltered garden.

english-heritage.org.uk/holidaycottages English Heritage Reservation Team Telephone: 03703 331 187 /pendenniscastle In: St Mawes Castle & Pendennis Castle

Roundhouse Barns

House by the Beach

National Award winning 5 Star, luxury

Houses by beaches between

cottages. Exclusively for adults, set in

Portmellon and Portloe, centred

glorious countryside, minutes from

at Gorran Haven on the Roseland

beaches, coastal and river walks and

Heritage Coast.

just 5 miles from St Mawes. Houses near beautiful, clean, familyfriendly beaches in Area of Outstanding

www.housebythebeach.co.uk

Natural Beauty, right on the SW Coast

Gorran Haven, Portmellon, Portloe

St Just in Roseland, Cornwall, TR2 5JJ

Path and within easy reach of the Eden

01726 843 122

01872 580 038

Project and Heligan Gardens.

www.roundhousebarnholidays.co.uk

@Roundhousebarns On the Map: E6 p122

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/HousebytheBeach @Cornwallbeach

Near: St Mawes

On the map: p123 Near: Roseland beaches

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Falmouth Holiday Homes

Our unique range of high quality

From luxury fitted kitchens and

search for your perfect holiday

holiday homes are located all around

wood-burning stoves to the

home simple!

the banks of the Fal River.

convenience of reserved parking or the splendour of river-front gardens,

Whether it’s a creekside retreat for

we make it easy for you to find and

water lovers, a dog-friendly dwelling

indulge in your perfect holiday home!

for families or a sophisticated maritime town house for friends, our distinctive

Check out our website for up-to-date

www.falmouthholidayhomes.co.uk

range provides the exclusivity of unique

availability, detailed property

Falmouth Holiday Homes

style combined with the welcoming

descriptions, and a dedicated live

01326 567 344

comforts of home.

chat service to help you find your

Mobile: 07717 000 040

picture-perfect pad. We make the

info@falmouthholidayhomes.co.uk

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Creekside Cottages

Visit our website and find online offers

Set in enchanting and picturesque

Cottages sleeping from 2 - 8

beautiful creeks, Cornish gardens,

positions the majority of the cottages

Locations in:

rugged cliffs and sandy beaches,

are by, or very close to, the water’s

Falmouth,

just perfect.Just come and relax.

edge, also village and rural locations.

Flushing, Restronguet,

All offer peaceful and comfortable

Mylor Bridge,

accommodation perfect for the sailor,

Feock,

walker or bird watcher.

St Just in Roseland.

Available throughout the year, with

Tranquil cottages in picturesque idyllic

most cottages having open fires.

locations perfect to explore the natural

Winter and Spring Breaks available.

beauty of the Cornish coast, from the

Dogs welcome.

www.creeksidecottages.co.uk Strangwith House, Restronguet, TR11 5ST

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01326 375 972 /creeksidecottages Near: Falmouth

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Maenporth Estate

St Anthony in Roseland

The Valley

Holiday in first class accommodation

4 listed cottages on Place Estate near

Modern and tasteful 5 gold star

amongst magnificent gardens and

St Mawes Sleeping 2 and up to 6/9

self-catering accommodation with a

leisure facilities overlooking a

guests.

personal service and great facilities.

delightful beach.

Log fires. AONB. Wonderful walks.

Dine in the highly acclaimed Cove

Sandy coves. Dogs welcome. Dinghy

Indoor and outdoor pools, fitness

Restaurant or get active and hire a kayak.

park and moorings.

suite, tennis, squash and restaurant in beautiful countryside.

www.maenporthestate.com

www.roselandcottages.co.uk

Maenporth Estate, Maenporth, TR11 5HN

Place, St Anthony in Roseland, TR2 5EZ

www.thevalleycornwall.co.uk

01326 250 605

01295 680 265

Bissoe Road, Carnon Downs, TR3 6LQ

/MaenporthEstate On the Map: A9 p 122

In: Falmouth

miranda@roselandcottages.co.uk

01872 862 194

On the map: F8 p122

On the Map: C4 p122

Near: Portscatho

Near: Truro

Mylor Harbourside Holidays

Award winning 4 star self-catering

With stylish and spacious interiors

With the sea on your doorstep and

holiday cottages nestled into the

and the capacity to sleep from 2 to 8

direct access to coastal footpaths,

picturesque surrounds of Mylor

people, some allowing dogs too, the

Mylor is the perfect base for you to

Yacht Harbour in an Area of

properties offer you a home by the sea

explore south Cornwall.

Outstanding Natural Beauty

during your stay.

with views across the Fal River. With fully fitted kitchens and modern

www.mylor.com/holidays

Lovingly recrafted from buildings

bathrooms ready for you to de-sand,

Mylor Yacht Harbour, Falmouth, TR11 5UF

dating back to the 1800’s, our 8

de-salt and destress after a day on

01326 372 121

self-catering holiday cottages are

the beach.

only a stone’s throw away from the water’s edge.

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/Mylor.Yacht.Harbour @MylorMarina On the map: D7 p122

In: Mylor Harbour

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Cornish Holiday Cottages

The crunch of leaves on the Maenporth

is possible. Whether it’s creekside

head-over-heels for – paired with

coastpath. The phosphorescent

retreats for hiding out, beachfront

customer care you can count on, day

glow in creeks Du Maurier called

apartments for stepping out, or

and night.

her own. Falmouth and Helford

countryside boltholes for drying out

River constantly seduce and

by the fire - dogs and all, ours is a

We’ve been rooted in the area for over

surprise. It’s why we love our

small curated collection of 90 homes

40 years and your holiday happiness

little corner of the world and

that we can’t wait to share with you.

makes our world go round.

we know you will too. We don’t do endless listings and we

www.cornishholidaycottages.net

With the right place to stay, holidays

don’t do overpromising descriptions.

The Square, Mawnan Smith, TR11 5EP

are made. The day starts on your

We just do holiday homes that speak

hello@cornishholidaycottages.net

doorstep and you feel like anything

volumes in a place that you’ll fall

01326 250 339

Dolvean House

Trenona Farm Holidays B&B

Enjoy a relaxed stay in our Victorian

We serve scrumptious Cornish

Homely Victorian house offering 5 star

farmhouse on a working farm

breakfasts around our large antique

B&B with 10 ensuite rooms. Just a short

dining table and there is plenty

walk to the town centre or beach. A

Our rooms are all en suite or with a

of off-road parking for boats,

guest lounge, Car parking, wifi and a

private bathroom, and have wi-fi,

trailers or vans.

hearty Cornish breakfast .

fridges and refreshment trays. www.dolvean.co.uk

Our premium room has the option

www.trenonafarmholidays.co.uk

50 Melvill Road, Falmouth, TR11 4DQ

of super-king sized double or twin

Ruan High Lanes, Truro, TR2 5JS

01326 313 658 reservations@dolvean.co.uk

beds with Smart TV, oak furniture and

01872 501 339

armchairs and we have two family

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rooms with special child rates.

Near: Ruan High Lanes

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In: Falmouth

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Portscatho Holidays

The Roseland is a place where you can

One of the oldest independent holiday

Whether you are a couple, family or

be sure of a great Cornish welcome

property agencies is Portscatho Holidays

group of friends we have a choice to suit

and a fantastic holiday experience.

who are actually based in St Mawes, and

your requirements. Many properties

A great selection of restaurants and

offer the largest selection of properties in

also accept pets.

eateries, glorious uncrowded beaches

St Mawes and have over 100 properties

and superb accommodation make

throughout the Roseland.

www.portscathoholidays.co.uk

while away the days which is why this

Look no further for a great choice of luxury

01326 270 900

area of Cornwall is an incredibly

properties, village properties, romantic

popular visitor destination.

properties and great apartments.

it the perfect place to explore, and

falriver.co.uk/placestostay

info@Portscathoholidays.co.uk /portscathoholidays @portscathohols

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Bosinver Farm

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Glasney Rooms

Family Friendly Accommodation of the Year 2017*. Stylish luxurious

Aparthotel-style double and twin

Conveniently located just outside

farm cottages in 30 acres of peaceful

en-suite bedrooms set on the green

Falmouth, close to public transport

meadows near the south coast. Heated

and tranquil University Campus in

links, we’re your affordable, modern

indoor pool, sauna, gym – great for

Penryn, with a licensed café, shop

base to explore all that Cornwall has

couples and families alike.

and sports centre onsite.

to offer.

www.bosinver.co.uk

Exclusively available during July and

Trelowth, St Austell, PL26 7DT

August for stays from as little as one

01726 721 28

night, our accommodation is ideal for

/bosinver On the Map: N2 p123

@bosinver Near: St Austell

large and small groups, couples and independent travellers.

www.cornwall-plus.co.uk Penryn Campus, Treliever Road ,TR10 9FE 01326 370 421 booking@fxplus.ac.uk On the Map: A7 p122

CornwallsCottages.co.uk

With a fantastic selection of more

all there for you to choose for your next

It’s so easy to book online at any time

than 170 holiday homes & cottages

holiday!

of the day or night through one of our

available across the Roseland

dedicated websites. Browse through

Peninsula & Fal River areas, you

Every one of our holiday homes

the properties, check live availability &

can be assured of finding the

has been personally inspected and

pricing and make online bookings,

perfect property to rent through

photographed from every angle,

all at the touch of a button.

CornwallsCottages.co.uk.

so you can book with total confidence.

Waterside cottages, country barn

In addition, we make use of video

The Coach House, Carclew Street, Truro, TR1 2DZ

conversions, beautiful manor houses,

tours, floor plans and even Google’s

01872 264 441

stunning architect-designed

Streetview to see where you will be

/CornwallsCottages

homes and unique buildings are

staying!

@CornwallsCotts

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www.cornwallscottages.co.uk

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Falmouth Lodges

Visit our brewery and shop in Truro

Gilly Beach CafĂŠ

Located directly opposite Castle

sauna, Jacuzzi and fully equipped

There’s easy access to Falmouth town

Beach and within easy walking

gymnasium combined with the

centre, attractions from Pendennis

distance of Falmouth town centre,

flexibility of self-catering, this is coastal

Castle perched on the headland to

these luxury Falmouth Lodges are

living at its best.

Trebah Gardens just a short drive away,

nestled into the 5 acres of beautiful

and local beaches.

grounds offering the most stunning

The sleek and spacious two and three

view across the Bay.

bedroom suites have been finished to an extremely high standard. The

www.falmouthselfcatering.co.uk

With all the benefits of hotel living such

contemporary open plan living areas

Castle Beach, Falmouth, TR11 4NZ

as the use of the AA, award winning,

with fully fitted, fully equipped kitchens

Central Reservations: 0800 005 2244

Castle Beach Restaurant, the luxurious

offer the choice of French doors onto

Enquiries: 01326 312 671

Caudalie spa, indoor heated pool,

open patios or private balconies.

reservations@richardsonhotels.co.uk

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PLACES TO STAY St Mawes Retreats

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Trethem Mill Touring Park "AA Southwest Campsite of the Year 2018/19"

A collection of privately owned luxury

Welcome to the only AA 5 Pennant

customer service beyond the usual

self catering houses with magnificent

Platinum Park on the Roseland

5-star rating.

sea views and glorious gardens

Peninsula.

located in St Mawes. The houses sleep from 2 to 14 guests

Our multi award winning Park is owned

and have a contemporary and stylish

and run by three generations of our

interior.

family and is ideal for those seeking the perfect rural retreat.

www.stmawesretreats.co.uk St Mawes Cornwall

We are very proud to have been

0800 088 66 22

awarded the Enjoy England Gold

enquiries@stmawesretreats.co.uk

Award for exceptional quality and

King Harry Glamping

Open 5th April - 6th October 2019 www.trethem.com St Just in Roseland, Nr St Mawes, TR2 5JF 01872 580 504 /Trethem-Mill-Touring-Park @Trethem On the Map: E7 p122

Near: St Mawes

Pennance Mill Farm

The Glamping site overlooks the Fal

you have complete privacy. There is a

Family run chalet and camping park

River and is ideally suited for exploring

double bed in the eco pod, a sofa bed

with all facilities for touring and

Cornwall and the local area by ferry

in the 1 room cottage, a private WC and

camping, near Maenporth Beach.

with access to the Fal River Links

electric shower. You also have cooking

network within 100 yards of the site.

facilities including fridge, microwave,

Private path to beach.

two ring hob and small table top oven. Nestled in amongst the stunning

Regular bus service to Falmouth.

woodlands of Trelissick, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you

2 Ferry Cottages, Feock, Truro, TR3 6QJ

www.pennancemill.co.uk

really have the opportunity to escape

07968 698 062

Maenporth, Falmouth, TR11 5HJ

from the rat race and enjoy a bit of

timlight514@gmail.com

luxury. We cater for everything and

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01326 317 431 On the Map: A9 p122

Near: Falmouth

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SHOPPING SHOPPING && LOCAL LOCAL SERVICES SERVICES

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Emergency

Pharmacies

Ferries

Taxis

Pets & Animals

Police, Fire, Ambulance,

Boots Hayle:

St Mawes Ferry

Falmouth

Emergency Vets

Coastguard: 999

(Open Till Late):

01326 741 194

Abacus

Clifton Villa Veterinary

Police (Non emergency):

Unit E, West Cornwall

Enterprise Boats

01326 212 141

Surgery

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Shopping Park, TR27 5LX

01326 741 194

Able Cabs

24 Hour emergency vets

National Gas Emergency

01736 756 843

Falmouth Park & Float

01326 373 007

in Truro

If you smell gas

Boots Falmouth:

01326 741 194

Truro

01872 273 694

0800 111 999

47-49 Market St, TR11 3AB

Place Ferry

Avacab

Dog warden

Environment Agency

01326 312 373

01326 741 194

01872 241 214

Lost dogs

Flood information

Boots Truro:

King Harry Ferry

Roseland

0300 1234 212

0800 807 060

94 Pydar St, TR1 2BD

01872 862 312

Roseland Taxi’s

Rosemullion Vets

01872 272 810

Trelissick Ferry

01872 501 001

Falmouth

01326 741 194

A to B Roseland Taxi’s

01326 313 991

Heallthcare Royal Cornwall Hospital

Marine

Helford Ferry

07790 294 509

Accident and emergency

Falmouth Harbour Master

01326 250 770

Roseland Community

Vehicles

department

Vhf Channel 16 And 12,

St Mawes Water Taxi

Transport

Millers Garages Ltd

Trelliske, Truro TR1 3LJ,

01326 312 285

07971 846 786

01326 270 440

Tregoniggie Ind Estate,

01872 250 000

St Mawes Harbour Master

Falmouth Hospital

Vhf Channel 12,

Buses

Camping

Falmouth TR11 4SN

Minor injury unit only

01326 270 553

Traveline

Hawkshead

01326 373 825

Trescobeas Road,

Truro Harbour Master

08712 002 233

Camping equipment,

www.millersrenault.co.uk

Falmouth, TR11 2JA 0

Vhf Channel 12,

Falmouth Town Centre

campingaz, calor gas

Xpress Garage &Tyres

01326 434 739

01872 272 130/224 231

Shuttle Service

31 Market Street,

Automotive repair,

GP out of hours service

Falmouth Coastguard

01326 378 100

Falmouth

servicing, tyres and mot

Urgent medical treatment

01326 317 575

OTS Minibus & Coach hire

TR11 3AT

Unit 3-4 Tregoniggie Ind

if you or a member of your

R Pearce & Co

01326 378 100

01326 317 448

Est, Falmouth TR11 4SN

family becomes ill.

Marine Surveyors and

Travel Cornwall

Mountain Warehouse

01326 377 997

08702 421 242

Consultants

01726 861 108

Walking camping and

AA

NHS Emergency Dental

www.rpearce.co.uk

First Buses

outdoor equipment

24 Hour UK emergency

Helpline

01326 375 500

08456 001 420

37 - 38 Market Street

breakdown (non-members)

01872 354 375

Robin Curnow Outboard

Park for Truro

Falmouth, TR11 3AR

0800 887 766

St Mawes Dental

Motor Specialist

01872 279 270

01326 211 915

08448 730 087 for mobiles

01326 270 392

Sales and service of

Bicklandwater Road,

outboard motors and

Trains

Launderette

Visitor Information Centres

Local Radios

inflatable boats

National Rail Enquiries

Bubbles

Fal River VIC

BBC Radio Cornwall

www.robincurnow.co.uk

08457 48 49 50

99 Killigrew Street,

Prince of Wales Pier,

95.2 Fm & 103.9 Fm

01326 373 438

Trainline

Falmouth TR11 3PU

Falmouth

Inshore waters forecast

Bosuns Locker Chandlery

08712 441 545

01326 311 291

01326 741 194

Monday - Friday: 0645,

16-17 Church St,

Truro Launderette

Truro TIC

0725, 0745, 0825, 1225

Falmouth TR11 3DR

Boscawen House,

Boscawen Street, Truro

Saturday: 0645, 0725,

01326 312 212

Chapel Hill, Truro, TR1 3BN

01872 274 555

01872 272 005

Roseland Visitor Centre

0745, 0815, 1310 Sunday: 0645, 0725,

Millenium Car Park,

0745, 0815

St Mawes

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a return St Mawes

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St Mawes Dental is one of

Dr Nina Khaira is one of the most

We are easily reached on foot from

Cornwall’s longest established

highly qualified general dentists in

Falmouth by using the regular

private dental practices.

the South West with a Masters Degree

St Mawes Ferry.

in Aesthetic Dentistry. We have gained the reputation of being a leader in the provision

Dr Khaira is assisted by an extremely

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of advanced restorative dentistry

skilled team which assures you the

1 Beach Hall, St Mawes, Truro TR2 5UJ

and cosmetic dentistry in the

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01326 270 392

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facial aesthetics services.

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In: St Mawes

Trelissick Shop

National Trust Trelissick offers a

You’ll also find an art gallery showcasing

to best-selling novels– all donated

fantastic range of shopping options.

a variety of talented local artists and

by the public. Every purchase made

craftspeople. Run in partnership with

at Trelissick helps us look after this

There’s the gift shop with a plant centre

the Cornwall Crafts Association, the

special place for ever, for everyone.

in part of the old walled garden.

gallery boasts a gorgeous array of

Beautiful homeware collections

paintings, glasswork and ceramics. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/trelissick

change seasonally, inspired by the places the National Trust look after.

And tucked away behind this there’s

Feock, Truro, TR3 6QL

the second hand bookshop which

01872 862 090

Recreate Trelissick garden at home

is entirely run by volunteers. Here

Trelissick@nationaltrust.org.uk

with wildlife-friendly flowers and

there’s an assortment of pre-loved

garden accessories.

books for sale from antiquarian pieces

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MARCH

ST MAWES HIDDEN CINEMA

Sat 6th - Mon 22nd

Mon 6th - Sun 12th

Sat 25th - Sun 2nd June

Sat 23rd - Sun 31st

Sat 6th

Children’s Easter Trails

Bluebell Week

50 Things to do before

Children’s daffodil trail

The Grand National

NT Trelissick, Feock

Glendurgan Garden

you’re 11 ¾

www.nationaltrust.org/trelissick

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/glendurgan

NT Trelissick, Feock

Sat 6th - Mon 22nd

Fri 10th

NT Trelissick, Feock www.nationaltrust.org/trelissick

Sun 7th Singing in the Rain (1952)

www.nationaltrust.org/trelissick

Ship Wreck Survivors

Henge

Zion Train

Tues 9th

Maritime Museum, Falmouth

Princess Pavilion, Falmouth

Princess Pavilion, Falmouth

I, Tonya

www.nmmc.co.uk

www.princesspavilion.co.uk

Fri 29th

www.princesspavilion.co.uk

Fri 12th

Sat 6th - Sun 28th

Tue 14th

Cinderella (2015)

Easter Adventure Quest

Cornish fish filleting

Sat 25th - Sun 2nd June

Pendennis Castle, Falmouth

masterclass

50 fun things at Glendurgan

www.english-heritage.org/pendennis

Rick Stein’s, Falmouth

Glendurgan Garden

www.rickstein.com

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/glendurgan

Sat 13th Beauty & the Beast (2017)

Thu 11th

Sat 30th & Sun 31st Daffodil Weekend

Sun 14th

The Big Spring Beach Clean

Sat 18th & Sun 19th

NT Trelissick, Feock

The Jungle Book

Greenbank Beach

Alice in Wonderland

www.greenbank-hotel.co.uk

Princess Pavilion, Falmouth

www.nationaltrust.org/trelissick

Sun 14th Sun 31st

China Gran Prix

www.princesspavilion.co.uk

Easter Weekend Made in Cornwall

Tues 28th

seed planting

Tue 16th

Easter Fair

Fishy fun for mini Steins

NT Trelissick, Feock

Coco

www.visittruro.org.uk

Rick Stein’s, Falmouth

Mother’s Day

www.rickstein.com

www.nationaltrust.org/trelissick www.english-heritage.org/pendennis

Fri 19th

MAY

Peter Rabbit

Sun 19th Beach Clean Durgan Beach

Sat 13th Children’s Day

Tues 23rd

Truro

St Georges Day

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/glendurgan

Wed 29th &Thu 30th Knights’ Tournament

www.visittruro.org.uk

Sat 27th

APRIL

Maleficent

Pendennis Castle, Falmouth www.english-heritage.org/pendennis

May - Sept in TRURO Start of the walking tours

Sun 28th Azerbijan Grand Prix

Fri 31st - Sun 2nd June Weekly Band Concerts

Stomp & Twang

Victoria Gardens, Truro

Princess Pavilion, Falmouth www.princesspavilion.co.uk

Thu 2nd - Mon 6th May - Sept in TRURO Free guided tours Starting at Truro Cathedral www.trurocathedral.org.uk

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Cornwall International

Sat 25th - Sun 2nd June

Fri 31st

Cale Choral Festival

Ship Wreck Survivors

The Great Estate Festival

Maritime Museum, Falmouth

Scorrier House

www.nmmc.co.uk

www.visittruro.org.uk

www.visittruro.org.uk

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24 MAY - 02 JUNE 2019

FAL RIVER

FESTIVAL 10 DAYS OF EVENTS CELEBRATING LIFE ON THE FAL RIVER

JUNE

Sat 1st AZORES & Back On the water, Falmouth www.falmouth.co.uk

Tues 18th Rick Stein’s Supper Club Rick Stein’s, Falmouth www.rickstein.com

Sun 9th RNLI Castle to Castle Swim Pendennis Point www.falmouth.co.uk

Weds 19th & Thurs 20th A Perfect World Trebah Garden Amphitheatre www.miracletheatre.co.uk

Tues 4th Crab masterclass Rick Stein’s, Falmouth www.rickstein.com

Sat 22nd Mark Watson: The Infinite Show Trebah Garden Amphitheatre Tues 11th - Sat 15th

www.trebah-garden.co.uk/

Operation Neptune

amphitheatre

Trebah Garden Amphitheatre www.trebah-garden.co.uk/dday75

Fri 28th Swinging Blue Jeans

Sun 16th

Princess Pavilion, Falmouth

Father’s Day: Den Building

www.princesspavilion.co.uk

Glendurgan Garden www.nationaltrust.org.uk/glendurgan

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JULY

Fri 14th

Tue 2nd

Unravelling Wilburys

Lobster masterclass

Princess Pavilion, Falmouth

Rick Stein’s, Falmouth

www.princesspavilion.co.uk

www.rickstein.com

Fri 14th - Sun 16th

Sat 6th

Sea Shanty Festival

The Wedding Present

Falmouth

Princess Pavilion, Falmouth

www.falmouth.co.uk

www.princesspavilion.co.uk

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/falriver FAL RIVER CRUISES THIS SUMMER

AUGUST Summer Holidays Childrens’ Entertainment Hendra Play Area www.visittruro.org.uk

in F Pay o ree nCe For , Ge ay t ear

Sat 13th

ENGLISH HERITAGE Legendary Joust JULY Tues 30th Weds 31st

Falmouth Gin Festival

Tues 6th

Weds 7th

Tues 13th Weds 14th Tues 20th

Rick Stein’s, Falmouth

Greenbank Hotel, Falmouth www.greenbank-hotel.co.uk

Mon 14th BaCK By PoPular Beachdemand! clean Durgan Beach

AUGUST

Tues 6th Oyster masterclass www.rickstein.com

Wednesday 26 June

Friday 23 August

Gypsy Jazz Cruise

Cider Tasting Cruise

7 - 9pm I £22.50

7pm - 9pm I £35

Includes a glass of prosecco and

Includes cider tasting experience &

untilMusic January 2020 Swingology.

a selection of charcuterie boards.

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/

An evening of cool swing

A cider tasting experience

glendurgan

and gypsy jazz with the

like no other, on board our

lively trio Swingology.

classic wooden ferry.

Weds 21st

Fri 9th - 18th August Falmouth Week

Pendennis Castle

Saturday 20 July

www.english-heritage.org/pendennis

Cornwall Gin Cruise Summer holidayS 2019 7 - 9pm I £40

MIRACLE THEATRE

Includes 3 gin nmmC.Co.uK cocktails & canapés.

Monday 26 August

Events Square, Falmouth

Fizz and Chips Cruise

www.falmouth.co.uk

6.30 - 8.30pm I £25 Includes Stein’s Falmouth Fish &

Sat 20th - Summer

Join us on a journey of gin Chips and a glass of prosecco .

Tues 13th Fishy fun for mini Steins

Holidays

discovery whilst sipping

Pirate School

on fantastic Gin and Tonic supper, cruising around

Maritime Museum, Falmouth

cocktails.

the beautiful Fal River.

Sunday 4 August

More information &

The Fortunes

Sundowner Cruise

booking visit

Princess Pavilion, Falmouth

7.30pm - 9.30pm I £25

falriver.co.uk/summer-cruises

www.princesspavilion.co.uk

A special fish and chips

Rick Stein’s, Falmouth www.rickstein.com

Fri 16th

www.nmmc.co.uk

Includes one cocktail, then bar open as normal.

Tues 14th August

Sail into the sunset with

A Perfect World St Mawes Castle

TAKE THE BOAT TO THE SHOW! Falmouth to St Mawes

a cocktail in hand and Sat 20th - Sun 1st Sept

celebrate summer with

Get Hands on

a cruise along the the

with History: Castles

Fal River.

For more information See p35

St Mawes Castle

Weds 28th & Thurs 29th

Pendennis Castle, Falmouth

Pendennis at War

www.english-heritage.org/stmawes

Pendennis Castle, Falmouth

www.english-heritage.org/pendennis

www.english-heritage.org/pendennis

Thursday 22nd August Friday 23rd August

Fri 26th - Tues 3rd Sept

Date TBC

Saturday 24th August

Weekly 50 Things to do

National Play Day

A Perfect World

before you’re 11 ¾

Play Fest Children’s

Enys Gardens, Penryn

Activities at NT Trelissick,

Festival, Truro

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www.falriver.co.uk/summer-cruises

www.visittruro.org.uk

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WHAT’S ON

/falriver SEPTEMBER Date TBC Truro Half Marathon Date TBC Cornwall Home & Lifestyle Show Lemon Quay, Truro visittruro.org.uk

Fri 4th - Sun 6th

Thurs 24th

Date TBC

Weekends

Apple Weekend

Beach clean

City of Lights

Christmas at Trelissick

NT Trelissick, Feock

Durgan Beach

Date TBC

Illuminations, Father

www.nationaltrust.org/trelissick

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/glendurgan

Our Great Little Festive City

Christmas and festive

Date TBC

decorations

Lesser known shellfish

Thurs 3rd - Sat 5th

Made in Cornwall Fair

NTTrelissick, Feock

Rick Stein’s, Falmouth

Falmouth Beer Festival

Lemon Quay,Truro

www.nationaltrust.org/trelissick

www.rickstein.com

Events Square, Falmouth

Tues 3rd

visittruro.org.uk

www.cornwall.camra.org.uk

Sat 7th Christmas biscuit

Sun 8th Truro Day

Thurs 28th November

decorating for mini Steins

Truro

Tues 24th December

Rick Stein’s, Falmouth

Sat 26th - Sun 3rd Nov

Christmas in Falmouth

www.rickstein.com

Spooky Castle with

Falmouth

Tues 17th

Creepy Critters

www.falmouth.co.uk

Rick Stein’s Supper Club

Pendennis Castle, Falmouth

www.visittruro.org.uk

Rick Stein’s, Falmouth

Sat 19th - Sun 3rd Nov

www.rickstein.com

(exc 21st & 28th

www.english-heritage.org/pendennis

Thurs 19th Falmouth’s Mini

DECEMBER

Christmas Festival

Date TBC

The Working Boat, Falmouth www.theworkingboat.co.uk

Celebrating Autumn at

Sat 26th

Primestock Christmas

Glendurgan

Halloween baking for

Show & Market

Sat 21st

Glendurgan Garden

mini Steins

Truro

Tues 24th

Beach clean

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/glendurgan

Rick Stein’s, Falmouth

www.visittruro.org.uk

Live Nativity

Durgan Beach www.nationaltrust.org.uk/glendurgan

Date TBC

NOVEMBER

The Winter Gift Fayre

Truro

Fri 8th

Lemon Quay, Truro

www.visittruro.org.uk

Live/Wire ACDC

www.visittruro.org.uk

Truro Trend

OCTOBER

Truro Methodist Church

www.rickstein.com

Weds 9th Oct

www.visittruro.org.uk

Princess Pavilion, Falmouth Thurs 10th - Sun 13th

www.princesspavilion.co.uk

Oyster Festival Events Square, Falmouth Dates TBC

www.falmouth.co.uk

Date TBC

Tues 31st

Truro

Sat 19th - Sun 3rd Nov

Tues 19th

Festivals of Nine Lessons

NYE Firework Display

www.visittruro.org.uk

Autumn children’s trail

Rick Stein’s Supper Club

& Carols

Pendennis Castle,

NT Trelissick, Feock

Rick Stein’s, Falmouth

Truro Cathedral

Falmouth

www.nationaltrust.org/trelissick

www.rickstein.com

www.visittruro.org.uk

www.falmouth.co.uk

Oktober Fest

Oct 2019 - Sept 2020 James Dodds: Traditional boats

HALF TERM

Weds 20th

of Falmouth

Silhouettes & Shadows

The Selecter

Maritime Museum

Maritime Museum

Princess Pavilion, Falmouth

www.nmmc.co.uk

www.nmmc.co.uk

www.princesspavilion.co.uk

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TIMES TIMESAND ANDHEIGHTS HEIGHTSOF OFHIGH HIGHAND ANDLOW LOWWATERS WATERS

Time Time

FEBRUARY FEBRUARY mm Time Time

Time Time

0222 0222 0853 0853 SA SA 1452 1452 2124 2124

22

4.1 4.1 1.7 1.7 4.0 4.0 1.6 1.6

17 17

4.2 4.2 1.4 1.4 4.3 4.3 1.4 1.4

0314 0314 0956 0956 SU SU 1539 1539 2216 2216

33

4.3 4.3 1.3 1.3 4.3 4.3 1.2 1.2

18 18

44

4.6 4.6 1.0 1.0 4.5 4.5 1.0 1.0

55

4.6 4.6 1.0 1.0 4.6 4.6 0.9 0.9

0418 0418 1102 1102 SU SU 1640 1640 2320 2320

33

4.7 4.7 1.0 1.0 4.6 4.6 0.9 0.9

18 18

5.0 5.0 0.6 0.6 4.9 4.9 0.5 0.5

4.7 4.7 1.0 1.0 4.8 4.8 0.8 0.8

44

4.9 4.9 0.8 0.8 4.7 4.7 0.8 0.8

19 19

5.2 5.2 0.3 0.3 5.1 5.1 0.2 0.2

5.0 5.0 0.7 0.7 5.0 5.0 0.6 0.6

0535 0535 5.0 5.0 1218 1218 0.7 0.7 TU TU 1757 1757 4.8 4.8

20 20

5.2 5.2 0.4 0.4 5.1 5.1

66

0031 0031 0612 0612 1251 WW 1251 1833 1833

0.8 0.8 5.1 5.1 0.7 0.7 4.8 4.8

21 21

0.0 0.0 5.6 5.6 - 0.1 - 0.1 5.3 5.3

66

0.4 0.4 5.4 5.4 0.2 0.2 5.2 5.2

0100 0100 0647 0647 TH TH 1318 1318 1906 1906

77

0.8 0.8 5.0 5.0 0.8 0.8 4.8 4.8

22 22

0.0 0.0 5.6 5.6 - 0.1 - 0.1 5.2 5.2

0008 0008 0551 0551 TH TH 1226 1226 1812 1812

0.2 0.2 5.5 5.5 0.1 0.1 5.2 5.2

88

0.8 0.8 5.0 5.0 0.8 0.8 4.7 4.7

23 23

0.2 0.2 5.5 5.5 0.1 0.1 5.1 5.1

0151 0151 0745 0745 SA 1409 1409 SA 2001 2001

99

0.9 0.9 4.9 4.9 0.9 0.9 4.6 4.6

24 24

4.4 4.4 1.3 1.3 4.6 4.6 1.1 1.1

0.3 0.3 5.3 5.3 0.3 0.3 4.9 4.9

0.5 0.5 5.1 5.1 0.6 0.6 4.7 4.7

0.8 0.8 4.8 4.8 0.9 0.9 4.4 4.4

22

0457 0457 1142 1142 MM 1719 1719  2357 2357

55

0126 0126 0718 0718 1342 FF 1342 1936 1936

10 10

0220 0220 0809 0809 SU SU 1439 1439 2020 2020

11 11

0253 0253 0832 0832 MM 1514 1514 2042 2042

12 12

0332 0332 0907 0907 TU 1558 1558 TU 2134  2134

1.2 1.2 4.5 4.5 1.3 1.3 4.1 4.1

13 13

1.5 1.5 4.2 4.2 1.5 1.5

14 14

4.0 4.0 1.7 1.7 4.0 4.0 1.6 1.6

0423 0423 1017 1017 1657 WW 1657 2303 2303

1.0 1.0 4.8 4.8 1.0 1.0 4.5 4.5 1.2 1.2 4.6 4.6 1.2 1.2 4.4 4.4 1.3 1.3 4.5 4.5 1.4 1.4 4.2 4.2 1.6 1.6 4.3 4.3 1.6 1.6 4.1 4.1

0253 0253 0939 0939 SU SU 1525 1525 2208 2208 0352 0352 1041 1041 MM 1622 1622 2306 2306

0444 0444 1136 1136 TU TU 1714 1714 OO 2359 2359

0130 0130 0708 0708 FF 1354 1354 1932 1932

0209 0209 0750 0750 SA 1433 1433 SA 2010 2010

0246 0246 0829 0829 SU 1510 1510 SU 2046 2046

25 25

0324 0324 0906 0906 MM 1548 1548 2124 2124

26 26

0405 0405 0946 0946 TU TU 1631 1631  2210 2210

27 27

0456 0456 1037 1037 1727 WW 1727 2314 2314

28 28

15 15

0026 0026 0704 0704 FF 1302 1302 1946 1946

4.1 4.1 1.7 1.7 4.2 4.2 1.6 1.6

Time Time

mm

Time Time

MAY

mm

Time

11

4.2 4.2 1.5 1.5 4.2 4.2 1.4 1.4

16 16

4.6 4.6 0.9 0.9 4.6 4.6 0.9 0.9

0330 0330 1008 1008 TU TU 1555 1555 2225 2225

22

4.5 4.5 1.1 1.1 4.5 4.5 1.1 1.1

17 17

4.6 4.6 1.0 1.0 4.6 4.6 0.9 0.9

33

0410 0410 1047 1047 WW 1633 1633 2303 2303

4.8 4.8 0.9 0.9 4.7 4.7 0.9 0.9

18 18

5.2 5.2 0.2 0.2 5.1 5.1 0.2 0.2

19 19

4.9 4.9 0.6 0.6 4.9 4.9 0.5 0.5

0448 0448 1123 1123 TH TH 1710 1710 2338 2338

44

4.9 4.9 0.7 0.7 4.8 4.8 0.7 0.7

19 19

4.8 4.8 0.8 0.8 4.7 4.7 0.8 0.8

20 20

5.3 5.3 0.2 0.2 5.1 5.1 0.2 0.2

55

0524 0524 5.0 5.0 1155 1155 0.6 0.6 FF 1745 1745 4.9 4.9 

20 20

0.0 0.0 0526 5.4 5.4 1155 0.0 0.0 SU 1745 5.3 5.3

0515 5.0 5.0 0515 1155 0.7 0.7 1155 1736 4.8 4.8 WW 1736 

21 21

77

0.7 0.7 5.0 5.0 0.6 0.6 4.9 4.9

22 22

0.0 0.0 5.6 5.6 - 0.2 - 0.2 5.3 5.3

0.1 0.1 5.4 5.4 0.1 0.1 5.1 5.1

88

0.7 0.7 5.0 5.0 0.6 0.6 4.9 4.9

23 23

- 0.1 - 0.1 5.5 5.5 - 0.1 - 0.1 5.3 5.3

0.3 0.3 5.2 5.2 0.4 0.4 4.8 4.8

0103 0103 0655 0655 SA 1318 1318 SA 1912 1912

99

0.7 0.7 5.0 5.0 0.7 0.7 4.8 4.8

24 24

0.0 0.0 5.4 5.4 0.1 0.1 5.2 5.2

0.7 0.7 4.8 4.8 0.9 0.9 4.5 4.5 1.1 1.1 4.4 4.4 1.3 1.3 4.2 4.2 1.5 1.5 4.1 4.1 1.7 1.7 3.9 3.9

0600 1.8 1.8 0600 1200 3.8 3.8 1200 TH 1838 1838 1.9 1.9 TH

0534 1.7 1.7 0534 1141 4.2 4.2 1141 TH 1818 1.7 TH 1818 1.7

TIME ZONE UT(GMT)

0245 0245 0921 0921 MM 1514 1514 2142 2142

0102 0102 0719 0719 FF 1349 1349 2005 2005

0357 0357 1041 1041 MM 1620 1620 2258 2258

0535 0535 5.5 5.5 1226 1226 0.0 0.0 WW 1804 1804 5.2 5.2

0046 0046 0623 0623 TH 1313 1313 TH 1850 1850

All tides are UTC/GMT. For grey areas add 1hour

YEAR YEAR2019 2019

APRIL APRIL mm

16 16

17 17

0336 0336 1017 1017 SA SA 1558 1558 2238 2238

Time Time

11

4.5 4.5 1.2 1.2 4.4 4.4 1.1 1.1

4.2 4.2 1.6 1.6 4.4 4.4 1.4 1.4

0144 0144 0829 0829 SA SA 1419 1419 2103 2103

mm

3.9 3.9 1.9 1.9 3.8 3.8 1.8 1.8

16 16

11

4.2 4.2 1.4 1.4 4.2 4.2 1.3 1.3

0248 0248 0920 0920 FF 1512 1512 2149 2149

2019

MARCH MARCH mm

4.3 4.3 1.4 1.4 4.4 4.4 1.3 1.3

1.8 1.8 4.3 4.3 1.6 1.6

TIDES

ENGLAND ENGLAND— —FALMOUTH FALMOUTH

0436 0436 1120 1120 TU TU 1659 1659 2335 2335

0037 0037 0625 0625 1252 FF 1252 1844 1844

10 10

0129 0129 0720 0720 SU SU 1345 1345 1932 1932

11 11

0157 0157 0738 0738 MM 1414 1414 1940 1940

12 12

0229 0229 0753 0753 TU 1447 1447 TU 2004 2004

0.7 0.7 4.9 4.9 0.7 0.7 4.7 4.7 0.8 0.8 4.8 4.8 0.8 0.8 4.7 4.7 0.9 0.9 4.7 4.7 1.0 1.0 4.6 4.6

0635 0635 1.7 1.7 1242 1242 4.1 4.1 SA SA 1920 1920 1.7 1.7

0122 0122 0811 0811 SU SU 1405 1405 2047 2047 0235 0235 0925 0925 MM 1512 1512 2155 2155

0335 0335 1027 1027 TU TU 1607 1607 2252 2252 0427 0427 1120 1120 WW 1657 1657 2343 2343

0516 5.5 5.5 0516 1209 - 0.1 - 0.1 1209 TH 1744 1744 5.3 5.3 TH OO 0029 0029 0602 0602 FF 1253 1253 1827 1827

0110 0110 0646 0646 SA 1333 1333 SA 1906 1906

0148 0148 0726 0726 SU SU 1409 1409 1942 1942

25 25

0222 0222 0801 0801 MM 1442 1442 2015 2015

26 26

0257 0257 0834 0834 TU TU 1515 1515 2049 2049

27 27

0334 0334 0909 0909 1554 WW 1554 2130 2130

0.3 0.3 5.1 5.1 0.5 0.5 4.9 4.9 0.7 0.7 4.8 4.8 0.9 0.9 4.7 4.7 1.1 1.1 4.4 4.4 1.4 1.4 4.3 4.3

4.8 0.8 4.8 0.8

18

5.1 0.3 5.1 0.3

3

4

4.9 0.7 4.9 0.7

19

5.1 0.3 5.1

0 1 TU 1

5

5.0 0.6 4.9

20

0.3 5.1 0.4 5.1

5

6

0013 0601 M 1230 1817

0.6 5.0 0.6 5.0

21

0.4 5.0 0.5 5.1

0 0 TH 1 1

7

0.6 4.9 0.6 5.0

22

0.6 4.8 0.8 4.9

7

0123 0710 W 1339 1922

8

0.6 4.8 0.7 4.9

23

0.9 4.6 1.1 4.8

0 0 SA 1 2

9

0.7 4.7 0.9 4.8

24

1.2 4.4 1.4 4.5

0 0 SU 1 2

0455 0455 5.3 5.3 0451 1146 1146 0.0 0.0 1120 FF 1720 1720 5.2 5.2 SA 1711 OO  2338

0007 0007 0540 0540 SA SA 1230 1230 1801 1801

88

0.6 0.6 4.9 4.9 0.6 0.6 4.9 4.9

23 23

0.4 0.4 5.0 5.0 0.6 0.6 5.0 5.0

99

0.7 0.7 4.8 4.8 0.8 0.8 4.8 4.8

24 24

0.7 0.7 0200 4.7 4.7 0746 1.0 1.0 TH 1417 4.7 4.7 2002

0107 0107 0656 0656 1322 MM 1322 1906 1906

0138 0138 0717 0717 TU TU 1353 1353 1922 1922

10 10

0210 0210 0737 0737 WW 1427 1427 1951 1951

11 11

0248 0248 0816 0816 TH TH 1507 1507 2042 2042

12 12

0.8 0.8 4.7 4.7 1.0 1.0 4.7 4.7 1.0 1.0 4.5 4.5 1.2 1.2 4.5 4.5

0048 0048 0622 0622 SU 1309 1309 SU 1839 1839 0125 0125 0701 0701 1344 MM 1344 1914 1914

0159 0159 0736 0736 TU 1416 1416 TU 1948 1948 0232 0232 0808 0808 WW 1448 1448 2022 2022

25 25

0308 0308 0842 0842 TH TH 1524 1524 2101 2101

26 26

0351 0351 0925 0925 FF 1610 1610  2151 2151

1.3 1.3 4.2 4.2 1.5 1.5 4.2 4.2

27 27

1.6 1.6 4.0 4.0 1.7 1.7 4.1 4.1

28 28

0621 1.6 1.6 0621 1230 4.0 4.0 1230 SU 1902 1.7 SU 1902 1.7

29 29

0335 0335 0927 0927 1601 FF 1601 2209  2209

1.6 1.6 4.1 4.1 1.8 1.8 4.1 4.1

30 30

3.9 3.9 1.8 1.8 3.9 3.9 1.7 1.7

0 1 SU 1 2

0.1 0.1 0048 5.2 5.2 0635 0.3 TU 1304 0.3 5.1 5.1 1849

14 14

0147 0147 0809 0809 SU 1426 1426 SU 2044 2044

0414 1043 F 1636 2301

0444 0444 1102 1102 SA 1722 1722 SA 2340 2340

15 15

0104 0104 0755 0755 MM 1352 1352 2030 2030

4.3 4.3 1.4 1.4 4.3 4.3 1.3 1.3

0448 0448 1026 1026 SA 1716 1716 SA 2258 2258

1.1 1.1 4.4 4.4 1.4 1.4 4.4 4.4

0047 0047 0716 0716 M 1346 M 1346 1947 1947

30 30

0204 0204 0826 0826 TU TU 1439 1439 2051 2051

10

0242 0833 F 1501 2057

11

1.5 1.5 0334 4.0 4.0 0938 1.8 1.8 SA 1600 4.1 4.1 2208

12

1.8 1.8 0444 3.8 3.8 1056 2.0 SU 1717 2.0 3.9  2327 3.9

1.0 4.5 1.2 4.6 1.2 4.3 1.4 4.4 1.4 4.1 1.6 4.3

0346 1034 F 1613 2257

0433 1122 SA 1656 O 2343

0518 1205 SU 1737 0025 0600 M 1245 1815

0103 0639 TU 1321 1851 0138 0714 W 1354 1926

0213 0748 TH 1427 2001 0248 0822 F 1501 2038

25

0326 0904 SA 1541 2123

26

0414 0956 SU 1636  2219

27

0515 1103 M 1743 2327

1.4 4.2 1.7 4.3 1.7 4.0 1.9 4.1 1.8 3.8 2.0 4.0

11

0 1 M 1  2

4

0 0 W 1 1

6

0 0 F 1 2

8 9

10

0 1 M 1  2

11

0 1 TU 1

12

0 0 W 1 1

1.4 4.1 1.5

28

1.8 3.9 1.9

13

14

4.4 1.2 4.3 1.3

29

4.1 1.7 4.1 1.7

14

15

4.6 0.9 4.6 0.9

0609 1218 M 1842

3.9 3.9 0045 1.8 1.8 0731 3.9 TU 1334 3.9 1.9 1.9 2003 4.1 4.1 1.6 1.6 4.2 4.2 1.6 1.6

0156 0843 W 1436 2110

0622 1227 TU 1851 0046 0727 W 1342 1953

30

0156 0825 TH 1434 2049

31

0247 0916 F 1517 2138

4.3 1.4 4.3 1.4 4.5 1.2 4.5 1.2

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0601 2.0 2.0 0601 1210 3.7 3.7 1210 SU 1833 1833 2.1 2.1 SU

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5.0 0.4 5.0 0.4

22 22

1.9 1.9 3.7 3.7 2.0 2.0 3.8 3.8

31 31

3

1

17

0.6 0.6 5.0 5.0 0.6 0.6 4.9 4.9

29 29

4.0 4.0 1.6 1.6 4.1 4.1 1.5 1.5

4.6 1.0 4.6 1.0

77

1.4 1.4 4.3 4.3 1.6 1.6 4.1 4.1

0640 0640 2.0 2.0 1317 1317 3.7 3.7 SA SA 1918 1918 2.0 2.0

2

0255 0942 TH 1527 2207

m

0 1 SA 1 2

0038 0038 0629 0629 SU 1253 1253 SU 1844 1844

14 14

0458 0458 1112 1112 FF 1739 1739 2357 2357

4.9 4.9 0336 0.5 0.5 1004 4.9 4.9 TH 1600 0.5 0.5 2223

Time

4.8 0.6 4.8 0.6

0.0 0.0 5.3 5.3 0.1 0.1 5.3 5.3

13 13

15 15

16

21 21

1.5 1.5 4.0 4.0 1.8 1.8 4.0 4.0

0522 0522 1102 1102 F 1755 F 1755 2351 2351

4.4 1.3 4.4 1.2

0.6 0.6 5.0 5.0 0.6 0.6 4.9 4.9

28 28

0351 0351 0928 0928 TH 1619 TH 1619  2217 2217

0407 0407 1059 1059 TH TH 1636 1636 2322 2322

m

0254 0920 W 1521 2140

66

1.1 1.1 4.5 4.5 1.3 1.3 4.4 4.4

0420 0420 0954 0954 TH 1645 1645 TH 2225  2225

0316 0316 1007 1007 WW 1549 1549 2232 2232

1

0009 0009 0558 0558 SA 1224 1224 SA 1816 1816

13 13

0305 0305 0826 0826 1526 WW 1526 2049 2049

0217 0217 0908 0908 TU TU 1456 1456 2136 2136

0 0 TH 1 2

0 0 F 1 2

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2019

TIMES TIMES TIMES AND AND AND HEIGHTS HEIGHTS HEIGHTS OF OFOF HIGH HIGH HIGH AND AND AND LOW LOW LOW WATERS WATERS WATERS

JULY JULY JULY

JUNE JUNE JUNE Time Time Time mm m Time Time Time mm m

mm m

YEAR YEAR YEAR 2019 2019 2019

Time Time Time mm m

TIME ZONE UT(GMT)

AUGUST AUGUST AUGUST

Time Time Time mm m

Time Time Time mm m

Time Time Time mm m

Time

SEPTEMBER m Time

m

111

16 16 16

111

16 16 16

111

16 16 16

1

0.0 5.4 0.1 5.7

16

0.8 5.0 0.9 5.1

222

17 17 17

222

17 17 17

222

17 17 17

2

0.0 5.4 0.1 5.6

17

0.8 4.9 0.9 5.0

333

18 18 18

333

18 18 18

333

18 18 18

3

0.1 5.3 0.3 5.4

18

0.9 4.9 1.0 4.9

444

19 19 19

444

19 19 19

444

19 19 19

4

0.4 5.1 0.6 5.0

19

1.0 4.7 1.1 4.7

555

20 20 20

555

20 20 20

555

20 20 20

5

0.8 4.8 1.0 4.6

20

1.2 4.6 1.3 4.6

666

21 21 21

666

21 21 21

666

21 21 21

6

0414 0955 1637 2221

1.3 4.4 1.5 4.2

21

1.4 4.5 1.6 4.3

777

22 22 22

777

22 22 22

777

0401 0.8 0300 1.3 0401 0300 0401 0.80.8 0300 1.31.3 0507 0949 4.7 0845 4.5 0949 0845 0949 4.74.7 0845 4.54.5 1056 1618 1.0 1514 1.5 W 1618 1514 WW 1618 1.01.0 TH THTH 1514 1.51.5 SA 1739 2209 2209 4.7 2057 4.5 4.74.7 2057 4.54.5  2209 2057 2351

22 22 22

7

1.7 4.1 1.8 3.9

22

1.7 4.3 1.8 4.1

888

23 23 23

888

23 23 23

888

23 23 23

8

2.0 4.0 2.0

23

2.0 4.2 2.0

999

24 24 24

999

24 24 24

999

24 24 24

9

3.9 2.0 4.2 1.8

24

4.1 2.0 4.3 1.7

10 10 10

25 25 25

10 10 10

25 25 25

10 10 10

25 25 25

10

11 1111

26 26 26

11 1111

26 26 26

11 1111

26 26 26

11

12 12 12

27 27 27

12 12 12

27 27 27

12 12 12

27 27 27

12

13 13 13

28 28 28

13 13 13

28 28 28

13 13 13

28 28 28

13

4.8 0.9 5.1 0.8

28

5.2 0.4 5.6 0.1

13

14 14 14

29 29 29

14 14 14

29 29 29

14 14 14

29 29 29

14

4.9 0.8 5.2

29

5.4 0.1 5.7

14

15 15 15

30 30 30

15 15 15

30 30 30

15 15 15

30 30 30

15

0.8 5.0 0.8 5.2

5 4.8 4.84.8 0331 0331 0331 4.7 4.74.7 0413 0413 0413 4.8 4.84.8 2 0.6 0.60.6 1002 1002 1002 1.0 1.01.0 1058 1058 1058 0.6 0.60.6 7 4.8 4.84.8 SA SASA 1556 1556 1556 4.7 4.74.7 SU SUSU 1635 1635 4.94.9 1635 4.9 0.60.6 2224 2224 0.90.9 2321 2321 0.60.6 7 0.6 2224 0.9 2321 0.6

5.05.0 0412 4.84.8 0412 6 5.0 0412 4.8 0.40.4 1046 0.80.8 1046 4 0.4 1046 0.8 5.05.0 SU SUSU 1634 4.94.9 1634 3 5.0 1634 4.9 0.40.4 2308 0.80.8 2308 7 0.4 2308 0.8

3 5.1 5.15.1 2 0.3 0.30.3 6 5.1 5.15.1 3 0.3 0.30.3

0.30.3 5 0.3 5.15.1 0 5.1 0.40.4 5 0.4 5.15.1 5 5.1

4 1.7 1.71.7 0549 0549 0549 1.2 1.21.2 6 4.0 4.04.0 1157 1157 1157 4.2 4.24.2 6 1.9 1.91.9 TU TUTU 1816 1816 1816 1.3 1.31.3 9 4.1 4.14.1

5 1.8 1.81.8 3 3.8 3.83.8 3 2.0 2.02.0 7 4.0 4.04.0

0337 1.41.4 0337 1.4 0337 0935 4.34.3 0935 4.3 0935 WW 1553 1.61.6 W 1553 1553 1.6 2151 2151 4.4 2151 4.44.4

0228 1.11.1 0228 1.1 0228 0820 4.64.6 0820 4.6 0820 1440 1.3 W 1440 WW 1440 1.31.3 F 2026 4.7 2026 2026 4.74.7 

0338 1.5 0338 1.51.5 0614 0338 0925 4.3 0925 4.34.3 1247 0925 1.71.7 SU 1859 FF 1559 F1559 1559 1.7 4.34.3 2154 2154 4.3  2154

0545 1.41.4 0429 1.71.7 0545 1.4 0429 1.7 0135 0545 0429 1153 4.24.2 1038 4.24.2 1153 4.2 1038 4.2 0745 1153 1038 1.61.6 SA SASA 1703 1.91.9 M 1406 FF 1813 1703 F1813 1813 1.6 1703 1.9 2048 2313 2313 4.2 2313 4.24.2

0239 0522 0423 0030 0544 0522 1.1 0423 1.6 0030 4.1 0544 1.9 0522 1.11.1 0423 1.61.6 0030 4.14.1 0544 1.91.9 0914 1126 1026 0652 1156 1126 4.3 1026 4.2 0652 1.6 1156 4.2 1126 4.34.3 1026 4.24.2 0652 1.61.6 1156 4.24.2 W 1744 1647 1318 1744 1.3 1647 1.8 1318 4.2 1832 1.9 WW 1744 1.31.3 TH THTH 1647 1.81.8 SA SASA 1318 4.24.2 SU SUSU 1832 1.91.9 TU 1500 1832 2149 2350 4.54.5 2350 2350 4.5  2247 2247 2247 4.3 4.34.3 1929 1929 1929 1.7 1.71.7

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0021 0021 4.5 4.54.5 0625 0625 1.7 1.71.7 0021 0625 0700 0700 1.2 1.21.2 1222 1222 4.1 4.14.1 0700 1222 WW 1308 1308 4.3 4.34.3 TH THTH 1855 1855 1.8 1.81.8 W 1308 1855 1928 1928 1.2 1.21.2 1928

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0.8 0.8 5.0 5.0 0.9 0.9 5.1 5.1

11

0111 0111 0648 0648 TU TU 1328 1328 1906 1906

0.0 0.0 5.5 5.5 0.1 0.1 5.6 5.6

16 16

0.8 0.8 5.0 5.0 0.8 0.8 5.0 5.0

11

0.7 0.7 5.1 5.1 0.8 0.8 4.8 4.8

16 16

0.9 0.9 5.0 5.0 0.9 0.9 4.7 4.7

11

0214 0214 0748 0748 SU 1436 1436 SU 2009 2009

1.1 1.1 4.9 4.9 1.1 1.1 4.5 4.5

16 16

0.9 0.9 5.0 5.0 0.8 0.8 4.6 4.6

0.8 0.8 4.9 4.9 0.9 0.9 5.0 5.0

22

0150 0150 0726 0726 1405 WW 1405 1944 1944

0.2 0.2 5.3 5.3 0.3 0.3 5.3 5.3

17 17

0.8 0.8 5.0 5.0 0.9 0.9 4.9 4.9

0234 0234 0809 0809 SA 1455 1455 SA 2029 2029

22

1.0 1.0 4.9 4.9 1.2 1.2 4.5 4.5

17 17

1.1 1.1 4.8 4.8 1.1 1.1 4.5 4.5

22

1.4 1.4 4.7 4.7 1.4 1.4 4.2 4.2

17 17

0.9 0.9 4.9 4.9 1.0 1.0 4.9 4.9

0225 0225 0801 0801 TH 1441 1441 TH 2020 2020

33

0.5 0.5 5.1 5.1 0.7 0.7 5.0 5.0

18 18

1.0 1.0 4.9 4.9 1.0 1.0 4.7 4.7

0312 0312 0848 0848 SU 1538 1538 SU 2112 2112

33

1.5 1.5 4.6 4.6 1.6 1.6 4.1 4.1

18 18

1.3 1.3 4.7 4.7 1.3 1.3 4.3 4.3

0329 0329 0910 0910 TU 1600 1600 TU 2141 2141

33

1.7 1.7 4.5 4.5 1.7 1.7 4.0 4.0

18 18

1.2 1.2 4.7 4.7 1.2 1.2 4.3 4.3

1.0 1.0 4.7 4.7 1.1 1.1 4.7 4.7

44

0.9 0.9 4.8 4.8 1.1 1.1 4.6 4.6

19 19

1.1 1.1 4.7 4.7 1.2 1.2 4.5 4.5

44

1.9 1.9 4.3 4.3 1.9 1.9 3.8 3.8

19 19

1.5 1.5 4.5 4.5 1.6 1.6 4.1 4.1

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1.9 1.9 4.2 4.2 1.9 1.9 3.9 3.9

19 19

1.4 1.4 0518 4.6 4.6 1117 1.3 SA 1800 1.3 4.2 4.2

1.2 1.2 4.6 4.6 1.3 1.3 4.6 4.6

0340 0340 0916 0916 SA 1605 1605 SA  2141 2141

55

1.4 1.4 4.5 4.5 1.6 1.6 4.1 4.1

20 20

1.4 1.4 4.5 4.5 1.5 1.5 4.3 4.3

0501 2.1 2.1 0501 1044 4.0 4.0 1044 TU TU 1746 1746 2.1 2.1

20 20

1.8 1.8 4.4 4.4 1.6 1.6 4.1 4.1

0523 2.1 2.1 0523 1111 4.1 4.1 1111 TH TH 1806 1806 1.9 1.9

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1.4 1.4 4.5 4.5 1.6 1.6 4.3 4.3

0430 0430 1010 1010 SU SU 1706 1706 2254 2254

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1.9 1.9 4.2 4.2 2.0 2.0 3.8 3.8

21 21

1.7 1.7 4.3 4.3 1.8 1.8 4.1 4.1

66

0015 0015 0617 0617 WW 1237 1237 1907 1907

3.7 3.7 2.2 2.2 4.0 4.0 2.0 2.0

21 21

66

3.9 3.9 2.0 2.0 4.1 4.1 1.8 1.8

21 21

4.2 4.2 1.5 1.5 4.5 4.5 1.2 1.2

1.7 1.7 4.3 4.3 1.8 1.8 4.1 4.1

77

0538 0538 2.2 2.2 1146 1146 4.0 4.0 MM 1826 1826 2.1 2.1

22 22

0135 0135 0737 0737 TH TH 1350 1350 2022 2022

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3.9 3.9 2.0 2.0 4.2 4.2 1.7 1.7

22 22

4.3 4.3 1.5 1.5 4.6 4.6 1.2 1.2

0130 0130 0740 0740 SA SA 1343 1343 2015 2015

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4.0 4.0 1.9 1.9 4.3 4.3 1.6 1.6

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4.4 0218 4.4 1.3 0843 1.3 4.6 TU 1434 4.6 2110 1.1 1.1

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0110 0110 0705 0705 TU 1335 1335 TU 2017 2017

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4.1 4.1 1.9 1.9 4.3 4.3 1.6 1.6

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0225 0225 0839 0839 SU 1437 1437 SU 2106 2106

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0309 0309 0932 0932 SA 1522 1522 SA 2155 2155

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