GUIDE BOOK Your FREE guide to Cornwall’s most popular visitor destination Fal river links PLACES TO STAY
THINGS TO DO RIVER GARDENS FOOD & DRINK MAPS TIDES WHAT’S ON www.falriver.co.uk
2013 / 2014
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CONTENTS
CREDITS
FAL RIVER LINKS P4 An integrated network of ferries, buses & trains that connects all the great places to visit around the River.
THINGS TO DO
P50
Sandy beaches, attractions, activities & adventure... Just a taste of things to do around the Fal River.
RIVER GARDENS P84 With its mild climate, the river is surrounded by sumptuous and intriguing gardens for you to explore.
Social media: /falriver @falriver Photography: Jerry Harpur, Barry Lockwood, Cornwall Council, Toby Budd, Matt Jessop , David Skehan, Hugh Roger Hollingsworth, Kirstin Prisk, Bob Berry,
FOOD AND DRINK P92 From the simplicity of award winning fish & chips on Falmouth’s sea front to fine riverside dining.
Lee Searle, Tony Kent,
winning accommodation providers in Cornwall.
GREEN DAYS OUT P118 Reduce your footprint so your children can enjoy the Fal River just like you have done!
KIDS’ STUFF
P119
Find the 10 mistakes.
MAPS
Useful maps of the Roseland Peninsula, Truro, Falmouth, St Mawes and ferry routes on the river.
FAL RIVER TIDES P124 Tide times for the year ahead... don’t forget to add an hour during British Summer Time!
WHAT’S ON
Matt Pontin, National Trust, Hugh Palmer, Steve Tanner, Les Vowell, Paul Watts, Andy Campbell, Dave Matthews, Joe Cornish, John Millar, Emma Heard, Tommy Tonkins Design: Tommy Tonkins & Stéphane Rouget
P128
Festivals, shows, regattas, open days, carnivals, talks... Just some of the 800 plus events.
LOCAL SERVICES P130
We invite you to visit and explore all this beautiful river has to offer and this is our guide to the best bits... enjoy.
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This picturesque Cornish river runs through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is surrounded by award winning attractions, beautiful sub-tropical gardens and plenty of fun things to see and do. The best way to explore the river is with our great value hop-on hop-off travel pass, the Fal Mussel Card Visitor which gives you unlimited travel on the Fal River Links network of ferries, buses and trains that connect the river and its many attractions.
Paper sourced from managed, sustainable forests
P120
Welcome to the Fal River, Cornwall’s most popular visitor destination.
Hastings, Bob Hudson,
Dawn Runnals, CMN,
PLACES TO STAY P102 FOOD & DRINK P3 The Fal River has the highest density of award
WE INVITE YOU
Wyndeham Roche Advertising: To be in next year’s guide email claire@falriver.co.uk Small print:
We feel extremely privileged to live and work on the river and we hope this guide will help you make the most of your visit. When you have finished with the guide, do please pass it on to a friend.
The information in this Guide Book is provided on an “AS IS” basis, and all warranties, expressed or implied of any kind, regarding any matter pertaining to any information,
Thank you and please let us know if we can do anything better.
advice or replies are disclaimed and excluded. No representations, warranties, or guarantees whatsoever are made as to the accuracy,
The Fal River Partners info@falriver.co.uk
adequacy, reliability, completeness, suitability, or applicability of the information to a particular situation.
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The Fal River is situated in a unique Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that attracts a growing number of visitors every year. It’s vital this growth is managed in a sustainable way to protect what makes the area so special. This is why Fal River Links is so important. First Great Western is proud to have been a partner of Fal River Links for the past seven years. This integrated transport network of trains, buses and ferries provides a fun and reliable way to explore all the great places that connect this special river. Rail was a cornerstone in the area’s history and the opening of the original Maritime Line in 1863 made the area much more accessible to visitors. Today, with the advent of innovative green travel schemes like the Fal Mussel Card, more and more people are leaving their car to explore the river using the much more sustainable river links. Not only is this good for the river and its delicate natural environment but visitors love the freedom of using the waterways, instead of congested roads, to explore the area and all it has to offer. Andy Saunders First Great Western
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FAL RIVER LINKS ESSENTIALS
Vessels are also available for charter and private hire
Travel Passes
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Discover the moneysaving Fal Mussel Cards. Where to start
Truro
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Start your day out exploring the river from
Feock
Devoran
Roseland Peninsula
one of our ticket offices. Fal River Links Map 14
Mylor
Navigate by ferry, bus
St Mawes
and train.
Falmouth
Helford
Key Bike
River Links
Land Links
Misc
Lizard
FERRIES Falmouth Park
& Float/Ride
16
18 St Mawes Ferry Place Ferry
20
22 King Harry Ferry Enterprise Boats
24
Fal River Cruises
26
Helford Ferry
28
Falmouth Water Taxi 29 Flushing Ferry
30
BUSES & TRAINS First Bus
31
Western Greyhound 35 Travel Cornwall
35
Fal Town Shuttle
36
Corlink
36
Maritime Line
37
RIDES & WALKS On your bike
38
Roseland Walks
40
St Mawes Loops
42
Oyster Way
43
Trelissick Woodland
44
Trefusis Headland
45
SWCP Walks
46
Pendennis Headland 47 Helford Walks
48
Treasure Trails
49
Enterprise 2 arriving from Truro and the May Queen arriving from Falmouth
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GETTINGPASS AROUND TRAVEL
Travel for Less with a Fal Mussel Card
All Fal Mussel Cards are also discount cards that give you big savings at attractions, cafĂŠs, shops, gardens and many other places around the river.
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TRAVEL PASS
Two great value travel passes that help you explore the river for less ! Although standard single and day return tickets are available on all services you don’t have to travel for long before you’re better off with one of our easy to use travel passes. So grab a Fal Mussel Card and let your adventures begin...
WHICH FAL MUSSEL CARD IS BEST FOR ME? There are two Fal Mussel Cards available. Both cards save you money but each work in a very different way. The Fal Mussel Card VISITOR Ideally suited to people here on holiday, a short break or visiting friends and family.
SAVE UP TO £30 A DAY
Users purchase a card for 1, 2, 3 or 6 days that gives unlimited Hop-On Hop-Off travel around the river for this period. Valid for: 1, 2, 3 or 6 days from activation on all the river’s ferries, buses and trains. Available: Online (save 5%) and at our ticket offices. More information pages 8 and 9
The Fal Mussel Card LOCAL UP TO
Perfect for commuters, HALF PRICE locals and regular ferry DISCOUNT! users who live around the river or visit regularly. Users purchase credits in advance which are added to their card. These credits are then deducted as they travel around the river. Valid for: Three years from purchase on selected ferry services only. Available: Online, ticket offices and onboard. More information pages 10 and 11 www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
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GETTINGPASS AROUND TRAVEL
VISITOR TRAVEL PASS The Fal Mussel Card VISITOR The great value Hop-On Hop-Off travel pass for the Fal River. The Fal Mussel Card Visitor gives you unlimited travel for a fixed period on the award winning Fal River Links network of ferries, buses and trains. The best way for a visitor to explore the Fal River and its many attractions, gardens, walks and riverside pubs is with this card. It gives hassle free travel on the many ONE services that connect DAY CARD the river. ONLY (See map on page 14). £18
DISCOUNTS
The longer your card is valid the better value it gives, 6 day adult card only £7 a day! CARDS
WHERE CAN I BUY ONE? Ticket Offices: Cards are available from our ticket offices in Falmouth, St Mawes, Truro, Trelissick and the Falmouth Park & Float/Ride site. For locations, opening times and parking see p12. Online: You can save 5% or up to £5.75 per card by buying it online at www.falriver. co.uk/mussel. Once you have bought your card you have up to nine months to collect it from one of our ticket offices. All you need to bring is a print out of your ticket or if you are using a mobile device just bring your booking reference number along. 8
PRICES
Your Fal Mussel Card is also a discount card that gives you big savings at attractions, cafés, shops, gardens and many other places around the river. See our website for an up to date list of discounts.
1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 6 Day
Adults
£18
£23
£27
£42
Children (4-16)
£13
£17
£19
£29
Family (2 + 3)
£45
£62
£71
£115
COMING BY CAR? Parking: If you are arriving by car and need parking then head to the Falmouth Park & Float/ Ride site on the outskirts of Falmouth. (TR10 8AD) If you buy a Fal Mussel Card Visitor here you get FREE all day parking at the Park & Ride site. www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
TRAVEL PASS What services can I use?
Frequently asked Questions Q: Do I have to use it on consecutive days? A: Yes, because of the way the card works and the significant discount it gives. Q: Can I collect my card in advance?
WHAT SERVICES CAN I USE?
A: Yes, you can collect your card from one of our
Your card lets you enjoy unlimited travel on all the Fal River Links ferries, buses and trains listed below. See where they are on the map on page 14
ticket offices up to 48 hours before you want to
King Harry Ferry (See p22) Feock - Roseland Every 20 minutes Falmouth Park & Float / Ride (See p16) Outskirts of Falmouth into town Every 20 mins Flushing Ferry (See p30) Falmouth - Flushing 7 Days a week Twice an hour
Enterprise Boats (See p24) Falmouth & St Mawes - Trelissick, Malpas & Truro Up to 6 sailings a day
Q: How many can travel on a family card?
(Reduced service Sun)
you collect your card. You must keep the paper
A: Maximum of 5 people: Up to 2 adults and 3 children (4 - 16yrs). Q: Where is the best place to keep my card? A: In the plastic wallet and lanyard you get when and plastic parts of the card together.
Falmouth Water Taxi (See p29) Water Taxi
Q: Is the Visitor Card available all year round?
Extra charges may apply
November 4th in 2013 and similar in 2014.
Helford Ferry (See p28) Helford Passage Helford Point Every 20 minutes
Q: What if I lose my card?
A: No, we are afraid not, only from March 29th to
A: Unfortunately, we are unable to replace lost or stolen cards. Q: What will be printed on my card? A: We will print the following on your card to
Place Ferry (See p20) St Mawes - Place Twice an hour
validate it: Your name, date of validation, unique barcode & card type. You may be asked to show ID at anytime. Q: What happens when I buy online?
BUSES First Buses 400, 88, 35, 83/84
before you first travel, this can be done quickly at any of our ticket offices listed on p12.
FERRIES St Mawes Ferry (See p18) Falmouth - St Mawes Up to 3 times an hour
first use it to travel. You then need to ‘activate’ it
A: First of all you save 5%. You then receive an
Falmouth Town Shuttle & Corlink
email, PDF ticket and unique booking code. You then have up to nine months to take any of these to a ticket office (see p12) to collect your ticket.
Western Greyhound Travel Cornwall 493 550/551
TRAIN Maritime Branchline Truro - Falmouth
Q: What do I do with my card when I finish? A: You can keep your card but we would really appreciate it if you can leave your lanyard and clear pocket on board a ferry or at a ticket office.
All subject to Terms & Conditions, see website for details. All services subject to weather and circumstances. Correct at time of printing, prices and credits can be changed at any time.
www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
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GETTINGPASS AROUND TRAVEL
LOCAL TRAVEL PASS The Fal Mussel Card LOCAL Allows locals and regular users to travel for up to half price. If you use the ferries more than three times a year then you’re better off with a Fal Mussel Card Local. It is perfect for commuters, locals and ferry users who live around the river. Users purchase credits in advance: the more credits you buy the less they cost. The credits are added to your card SINGLES and then deducted as you FROM travel around the river.
DISCOUNTS
The more credits you buy the cheaper you travel.
£2.12
WHERE CAN I BUY ONE? Ticket Offices: You can buy cards and top up your credit at our ticket offices in Falmouth, St Mawes & Truro. See p12 for locations, opening times and parking. Onboard: You can buy cards and top up your credit onboard the St Mawes Ferry, King Harry Ferry and Enterprise Boats (only King Harry Ferry accepts credit cards onboard).
PRICES
Your Fal Mussel Card is also a discount card that gives you big savings at attractions, cafés, shops, gardens and many other places around the river.
CREDITS
Cost
1 credit
240 credits
£126
53p
80 credits
£50
63p
40 credits
£29
73p
See our website for an up to date list of discounts.
Online: You can save time and buy your credits online at: www.falriver.co.uk/mussel. To get the credits added to your card just take your online receipt to any of the locations above. Online discount does not apply to the Fal Mussel Card Local. 10 www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
TRAVEL PASS What services can I use?
Frequently Asked Questions
What services can I use with my Local Card and how much credit will be deducted? FERRIES
CREDITS
King Harry Ferry
Single Journey
Car Single:
x 4 credits
Trailer Single:
x 4 credits
Motor Bike Single:
x 1 credit
Large Camper Single:
x 8 credits
St Mawes Ferry
Single Journey
Q: Can I spread my credit across cards?
Adult Single:
x 4 credits
A: It depends how many credits you buy. If you
Child Single:
x 2 credits
buy 40 or 80 Credits they can only be added to
Family Single (2+3):
x 14 credits
one card. If you buy 240 Credits, you can add
Cycle Single
FREE
them to up to three cards.
Place Ferry
Single Journey
Q: Where can I buy credits?
Adult Single:
x 4 credits
A: You can purchase credit at all of our ticket
Child Single:
x 2 credits
offices (see p12), online at
Family Single (2+3):
x 10 credits
www.falriver.co.uk/mussel or onboard St Mawes
Cycle Single:
x 42 credits
Ferry, King Harry Ferry or Enterprise Boats.
Falmouth Park & Float / Ride
Single Journey
A: Yes you can recharge your card as you get low
All day parking:
FREE
or run out of credit.
Return Bus
x 2 credits
Return Ferry
x 4 credits
Enterprise Boats
Single Journey
Q: Can I re-use my card?
Q: What if I lose my card? A: Sorry, we are unable to replace lost cards.
Falmouth or St Mawes to Malpas or Truro x 7 credits
A: No, but it does have a unique number that we
Child Single:
x 2 credits
record with your name and email.
Family Single (2+3):
x 20 credits
Cycle Single:
x 1 credit
Q: What do I do on the ferry? A: Just present your card to the crew to be scanned.
Falmouth, St Mawes or Truro to Trelissick Adult Single:
x 5 credits
Child Single:
x 2 credits
Q: How do I check my credit?
Family Single (2+3):
x 16 credits
A: To check how much credit you have left on your
Cycle Single:
x 1 credit
card, ask the ferry crew when your card is being scanned and they will tell you.
SINGLE JOURNEY CALCULATOR Helps calculate cost of single journey based on credit deductions for that service.
Q: Will my card have my name or car reg on it?
Adult Single:
Credit cost 53p 63p 73p
x2 £1.06 £1.26 £1.46
x3 £1.59 £1.89 £2.19
x4 £2.12 £2.52 £2.92
x5 £2.65 £3.15 £3.65
Q: What happens when prices change? A: The cost of credit bundles may go up at any time but the credits on your card will still be valid.
All subject to Terms & Conditions, see website for details. All services subject to weather and circumstances. Correct at time of printing, prices and credits can be changed at any time.
www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
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GETTING AROUND TICKET FAL RIVER OFFICES LINKS
YOUR DAY STARTS HERE
Fal River 2
Where can I start from?
1 - Custom House Quay Ticket Hut 2 - Fal River Visitor Information Centre 3 - Falmouth Park & Float / Ride 4 - Trelissick Garden 5 - Truro Weighbridge Ticket Office 6 - Truro Tourist Information Centre 7 - St Mawes Harbour
The best place to start your adventure is at one of our ticket offices. Here is a list of where you can find them, the closest long stay car parks and their opening hours. To help orientate yourself you can also see them on the small map opposite as well as on the next page where they are marked with this symbol:
Fal River VIC
St Mawes Ticket Hut
Fal River VIC
Normal single and day return tickets are available onboard all services so you can just board a ferry at any of our landing spots but if you want a Fal Mussel Card Visitor you need to go to one of our ticket offices first. Don’t forget if you have any questions you can always give us a call on 01326 74 11 94.
FROM FALMOUTH 1
Custom House Quay Ticket Hut
Open: May 22nd - Oct, can close in bad weather. Hours: 10am - 4pm Parking: 2 Options Option 1: Falmouth Park & Float / Ride, June - Sept. Park & Float boats run direct to Custom House Quay. See p16 Option 2: The Dell (TR11 3HP) is the closest long stay car park in Falmouth, only a 3 min walk from the quay, £5.30 all day. Call: 01326 74 11 94 Distance from ferry: 10m (Option 1) 500m (Option 2) Available here: Fal Mussel Cards, all ferry tickets, £2 Area Maps, Treasure Trails. 12
Cyclists welcome
Grab a Mussel Card
Park & Ride
Visitor Information Centre (VIC)
Our visitor centre on the Prince of Wales Pier in Falmouth is our main ticket office and offers a wide range of services with over 50 ferry departures a day. Open: 7 days a week OUR Summer Hours AWARD Mon-Fri: 9am - 5pm WINNING Weekends: 9am - 4pm VISITOR Winter Hours CENTRE Mon-Fri: 10am - 4pm Weekends: 10am - 2pm Parking: 2 Options from £5 a day Option 1: Park all day for £5 at the Falmouth Park & Float / Ride site, see below. Option 2: The two main long stay car parks in Falmouth both cost £5.30 a day (24hrs). The closest to the Prince of Wales Pier, where we are located, is The Quarry car park (TR11 3BX). Call: 01326 74 11 94 Distance from ferry: 50m (Option 1) 300m (Option 2) Available here: Fal Mussel Cards Local & Visitor, all ferry tickets, £2 Area Maps, Treasure Trails, internet, left luggage, guides and souvenirs, accommodation booking, event tickets plus much more... 3
Falmouth Park & Float / Ride
Secure 500 space car park on the outskirts of town with toilets & picnic area, see p16. Open: 9.30am - 9pm 7 days May - Sept Ticket Office Hours: 9.30am - 5pm Parking: 2 Options Park & Ride: 7 days a week. £5 a car, includes bus to VIC for 7 people. See p16. Park & Float: Mon - Fri. From £12 per car includes ferry to Custom House Quay. Call: 01326 74 11 94 (Office hours) Distance from ferry: 50m Available here: Fal Mussel Cards Local & Visitor, all ferry tickets, £2 Area Maps, Treasure Trails. Buy or use your Fal Mussel Card Vistor here and you get FREE ALL DAY PARKING, see page 16 for more information. www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
TICKET FAL RIVER OFFICES LINKS FROM TRURO
Key
1
6
Ticket Office
5
Truro
6
5
Long Stay Car Park CC All ticket offices accept most Credit Cards
Trelissick
4
St Mawes
3 2
Falmouth
1
7
FROM TRELISSICK 4
Trelissick Pontoon
Open: Most days June - Sept Hours: 10am - 2pm Parking: TR3 6QL, free for National Trust members or £4 a day. Call: 01326 74 11 94 Distance from ferry: 100m Available here: Fal Mussel Cards Local & Visitor, all ferry tickets, £2 Area Maps & Treasure Trails.
Weighbridge Office
Town Quay, Truro
Tourist Information Centre
Boscawen Street in town With six ferry departures a day Truro is a great place to start your day out on the river. Tickets are available at two locations and there is long stay parking close to the ferry quay. Open: TIC 6 days a week all year, Weighbridge 6 days a week Easter to Nov. TIC Hours: 9am - 5pm Mon - Fri, 9am - 4pm Sat Weighbridge Hours: 10am - 3pm Mon - Sat Parking: Garras Wharf, TR1 2TN, £6.50 a day. 1 min walk to ferry quay. Call: 01326 74 11 94 Distance from ferry: TIC: 400m Weighbridge Office:10m Available at the TIC: Fal Mussel Card Visitor, all ferry tickets, £2 Area Maps, Treasure Trails, guides and souvenirs, accommodation booking, event tickets plus much more. Available at the Ticket Hut: Fal Mussel Cards Local & Visitor, all ferry tickets, £2 Area Maps, Treasure Trails.
FREE PARKING FROM ST MAWES See p16 For details
7 Ferry Ticket Hut on the quay of St Mawes Harbour
With regular ferry departures direct to Place, Falmouth, Trelissick, Malpas and Truro, St Mawes is a lovely place to start your day. Open: 7 days, Easter - Oct Hours: 9am - 5pm, closes early in bad weather Parking: Large car park 100m from the quay and only £3.50 a day. TR2 5AG. Call: 01326 74 11 94 Distance from ferry: 100m Available here: Fal Mussel Cards Local & Visitor, all ferry tickets, £2 Area Maps, Treasure Trails. Falmouth Park & Ride / Float
www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
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88A
Devoran Cycle Hire
Devoran
Coast to Coast
400
2A
Norway Inn
Perranwell
Perranwell
01326 74 11 94
FAL RIVER HOTLINE
Bissoe Bike Hire
Coast to Coast Trail To: Portreath 11 Miles National Cycle Route 3 To: Carharrack & Gwenapp Pit Redruth, Hayle & Lands End
Redruth, Pool, Camborne Hayle (St Ives) & Penzance
Pandora
Fal River Ride
Loe Beach
Feock
Feock
Four Turnings
493
Restronguet Point
Carnon Downs
Kea School
493
Calenick
Truro
Playing Place
400
88
Truro
493
MC
84
83
Truro
MC
Trelissick Trail
King Harry Floating Bridge
Tolverne
Halwyn
Malpas
Malpas
Roundwood
83
Turnaware
MC
Trelissick
High Tide ONLY
Enterprise
550/551
Philleigh
Trethem Mill
Cycle Route 3
Ruan High Lanes
550
551
National Cycle Route 3 To Heligan, Mevagissey & Bodmin
To: Veryan & Portloe
Bessybeneath
550/551
Ruan Lanihorne
Tregony
St Austell, Par (Newquay) Liskeard (Looe) Plymouth, Exeter Taunton, Southampton, Bristol, Bath Swindon, Westbury & London
ALL the services shown on this Fal River Links map accept the Fal Mussel Card Visitor
Pro bus
Roseland Peninsula
Tregothnan
an
silli
Tre
Oyster Way
FAL RIVER LINKS
GETTING AROUND FAL RIVER LINKS
www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
Asda
400
41
2A
Park Ride
MC
Park & Float
Lamanva
Penmere
Lizard
MC
Bosahan
Helford Short Walks
Gillan Creek
SW Coast Path To: Coverack & Lizard
Gillan
Gyllyngvase Swanpool
Maenporth
400
Mawnan Smith
Pendra Loweth Pennance Mill
Pendennis Castle
SW Coast Path
Falmouth Town
Falmouth Docks
Maritime Museum
Falmouth
Manaccan
Helford Village
CH Quay
Woodlane
Helford
Helford Passage
Port Navas
Frenchman’s Creek
Constantine
35
MC
The Moor
PW Pier
Mylor Yacht Harbour
Flushing
Flushing
Flushing Ferry
Budock Water
35
Park & Float
400
Helford
Bissom
Seal Sanctuary
Gweek
e
H To:
500
n lsto
Penryn
88A
Penryn
Falmouth University
88
2A
Mylor Bridge
Trebah
Mylor
41
Carwinion
400
Glendurgan
www.falriver.co.uk/getabout Pendennis Loop
Trefusis Point
Enterprise Boats
MC
Oyster Way
Fal Mussel Card Sales Point & Ticket office
Visitor Information Centre
MC
Steep Incline
Graded Track Quiet Lane Main Road
National Cycle Route 3
Bike Route in Guide Book
St Anthony
Porthbeor
Bohortha
Maritime Branch Line
Train Stop
Walks In Fal River Guide Book South West Coast Path Side Walk
(Service 493 operates from Lemon Quay, Truro)
Bus Stop Western Greyhound First Bus Travel Cornwall
SW Coast Path
English Heritage Castle
Picnic Spot
Garden
National Trust
Toilets
Church
Viewing Point
Misc
Portscatho for Lunch
Portscatho
Gerrans
To: Nare Head & Portloe
550
Fal River Ride
Trewithian
1 Mile
Note: St Mawes Water Taxi does not accept the Fal Mussel Card Visitor but offers a discount to card holders.
FERRY ROUTES Ferry & Water Taxi Landing St Mawes Ferry (All Year) Falmouth Park & Float (May-Sept) Helford Ferry (Easter-Oct) Enterprise Boats(Easter-Oct) Place Ferry (Easter-Oct) King Harry Ferry (All Year) Flushing Ferry (All year) WATER TAXI LANDING For Falmouth and St Mawes Water Taxis
Towan
Creeks & Cliffs
Froe
Merrose Farm
Land Links
Porth Farm
Porth Creek
Percuil
SW Coast Path
Roseland Ramble
Place
Percuil River
River Links
Barton Farm
Place Ferry
St Mawes
St Mawes
North Hill Point
St Mawes Loop
St Mawes
550
St Just in Roseland
St Just
Molunan
Bike
St Mawes Ferry
Lamorran
St Mawes Loop
St Mawes Castle
Key
Enterprise Boats
St Just
Fal River Ride
FAL RIVER LINKS
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GETTING AROUND FAL RIVER LINKS
Channals Beac
Ferries & Boat Trips
Restonguet
FALMOUTH PARK & FLOAT
Pandora Inn Restronguet
Falmouth Park & Float /Ride
Runs: May 22nd - Sept 30th 2013 Passage time: 20 minutes Distance: 1.5 miles Postcode: TR10 8AD Info & Booking: 01326 319 417 Website: www.falriver.co.uk/float
Discover Falmouth (p56)
Mylor Bridge
Mylor
Mylor
The third largest natural deep water harbour in the world, Falmouth and its active port are bustling with activity all year round. Falmouth plays host to a wide range of cafés, shops, galleries and bars. It is also home to the Maritime Museum and Pendennis Castle as well as hosting the Oyster Festival, Fal River Festival and Falmouth Week.
On the map...
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.
How it works
Wash away the stress of parking. After reaching Ponsharden, hop aboard one of our classic ferries and enjoy an informative commentary on your way to Falmouth.
All day parking With over 500 spaces, toilets, refreshments and regular boat & bus services into Falmouth, Ponsharden is the ideal place to leave your car before heading into Falmouth or further afield for the day.
500
St Mawes, Trelissick, Malpas & Truro PW Pier
Maritime Museum CH Quay
Falmouth Park and Float
What better way to arrive in Falmouth than aboard a classic wooden ferry? After parking at Ponsharden take a leisurely trip down the Constantine Penryn River to Falmouth’s Custom House Step 2: Head to the Quay. Ferries depart from the car park every Gweek where Ticket Office 20 minutes. We love our ferries and we hope you can choose which Helford Passage you do to! HELFORD PASSAGE ticket to buy.
Step 1: Park
Step 3: Have a great day out in Falmouth and St Mawes.
Locked In? The site is secured at 9pm, 7 days a week. If you return after this time you will find your vehicle locked in the car park. Please call Night Watch Security on 07968 098 549 who will charge a call out fee of £25.00 per car.
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A Park & Float ferry. Shuttle service every 20 minutes.
Helford Village
Park and Ride Buses depart from the car park every 20
Lizard minutes and go direct to Falmouth’s High Street and Prince of Wales Pier. From the pier the Maritime Museum is a 10-15 minute walk through the centre of town.
FREE PARKING We also sell the Fal Mussel Card Visitor. It gives Hop-On Hop-Off travel around the river on ferries, buses and trains (p8). If you buy a card on site or already have a card you get free all day parking, just show your card at the ticket offices for your bus or ferry ticket. One day adult card ONLY £18. See p8 www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
FAL RIVER LINKS Ferries & Boat Trips
Timetable Summer Service BOAT TIMETABLE Monday - Friday May 22nd- 30th Sept From the Car Park First Ferry :1000 00
40
From Falmouth CHQ Last Ferry :1740 00
40
20
20
BUS TIMETABLE 7 Days a week May 22nd- 30th Sept From the Car Park First Bus : 0945
Bus Shuttle every 20 minutes.
From Falmouth Last Bus : 1915
Bus runs to an approximate 20 - 30 minute shuttle service (subject to traffic and demand).
Falmouth Shopper Card Your Park & Float/Ride
Prices (credit cards accepted)
ticket is also valid as a
PARK & FLOAT
discount shopper card in
£16.00 Per Car (Up to 7 passengers).
town. Enjoy discounts in
£12.00 Per Car (Up to 2 passengers).
over 70 shops, cafés and
All day Float Pass: Includes all day parking as well as
restaurants in Falmouth.
return passage on a classic ferry from Ponsharden to
The National Maritime Museum Cornwall, Visitor
Subject to T&C. Look for
Custom House Quay in Falmouth. From the quay it’s
Attraction of the Year 2012.
the logo above.
only a short 5 minute walk to the Maritime Museum
Discounted entry to the Maritime Museum (p74)
Other Facilities
By using one of our Park & Float boats you get the added benefit of discounted entry to the Maritime Museum. The ferry lands at Custom House Quay and from there it’s only a short five minute walk to the Museum. Upon your arrival just show your ferry sticker for discounted entry.
where you will get ‘Discounted Entry’ on arrival when you show your float ticket. All sailings subject to weather, circumstances & T&C
Mobile Homes
of company.
We have over night
PARK & RIDE
parking between 1800
£5.00 Per Car (Up to 7 passengers)
and 0900 for mobile
Includes all day parking as well as return passage on
homes. Stay on site for
the bus to Falmouth Town ONLY.
£20 a night inclusive of
CONCESSIONARY BUS PASS HOLDERS
water and electricity.
We are afraid concessionary bus passes are not valid on this service. Normal charges apply.
Boat Launching LIVE FERRY STATUS APP
Download our ‘Live Ferry Status’ App at: www.falriver.co.uk/ferryapp for all the latest ferry info
We can provide boat launching from the Park & Float site with plenty of parking for cars and trailers. Please call 01326 319 417 for further information on these services.
www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
SAVE UP TO £24!
COMBO TICKETS Available at our ticket offices and online.
ST MAWES EXPLORER
Includes all day parking as well as return passage on a ferry from Ponsharden to Falmouth (CHQ). Also includes return passage on the St Mawes Ferry to the picturesque fishing harbour of St Mawes. (See p67)
Per Car (Up to 7 people) £37 Per Car (Up to 2 people) £25
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ST MAWES FERRY
LIVE FERRY STATUS APP Download our ‘Live Ferry Status’ App at: www.falriver.co.uk/ferryapp for all the latest ferry info
St Mawes - Falmouth
Runs: 7 days / 364 days a year Sailing time: 20 minutes Distance: 2.6 miles Phone: 01326 74 11 94 Postcode Falmouth: TR11 8AD Postcode St Mawes: TR2 5AG Website: www.falriver.co.uk/smf Parking & Ticket Offices: See p12
The St Mawes Ferry connects the charming fishing village of St Mawes with the bustling port of Falmouth. The ferry provides an all Key year round service to over 162,000 visitors a year and is an absolute must for anyone visiting Cornwall. 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
Ferries often stop to see the seals on Black Rock To Redruth and Penzance
Truro
Malpas Malpas
St Mawes Harbour & Castle.
Passing the impressive castles of St Mawes & Pendennis, the ferry route takes you on a magical journey across the Carrick Roads. As well as the castles you will see many large ships, the working docks of Falmouth, Black Rock (a local isolated shipping hazard) and, if you’re lucky, some of the dolphins and basking sharks that regularly visit the harbour. The classic wooden ferries depart every hour during the winter and three times an hour during the summer. Capacity is never a problem as each ferry can carry up to 100 passengers and covered seating is provided in case we get some ‘Cornish Liquid Sunshine’. Safety is paramount and all our vessels and skippers are licensed by the Maritime & Coastguard Agency.
To St Austell and Plymouth
Truro Truro Quay
Devoran
Smuglers’ Cottage
Trelissick
Philleigh
Philleigh
Feock
On the map... Pictured above: The SS Roseland which faithfully served the route for 60 years (1886-1946). Falmouth PPWP
St Mawess MC
MC
Falmouth CHQ HQ
Place
On the map page 14
See also: Maps p120 Walks p40 Visit St Mawes p66
The Past There has been a ferry running between St Mawes & Falmouth since 1827. Since then the service has seen a multitude of vessels operating on the well established route. It’s estimated that since its inception, over 50 million passengers have made the historic passage between St Mawes & Falmouth.
TREASURE TRAIL (2hrs to a full day) St Mawes Trail ONLY £3.50 (plus ferry tickets) A great fun way to explore the river.
Supporting our Winter Service
Follow the trail, solve the clues & see the sights. Two versions that take from two Hut to pick up your Treasure hours to a full day. Roseland
Trail and Mussel Card . Don’t
Ranger includes a trail around St forget to check the ferry Mawes & St Anthony Head.
times. Really great fun and a
Pop into the Fal River VIC,
day out that takes in the best
Truro TIC or St Mawes Ticket of the Fal River. (p49)
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SUMMER TIMETABLE
Prices Single Return
7 days (May 22nd 2013- Oct 26th 2013)
Adults
£5.50
£9
Cons*
-
£8
Ferries between St Mawes and Prince of Wales Pier / Falmouth FROM St Mawes: 09:00NS, 09:45, 10:15*, 10:45, 11:15*, 11:45, 12:15*, 12:45, 13:15*, 13:45, 14:15*, 14:45, 15:15*, 15:45, 16:15*, 16:45, 17:15*
Child **
£3.50 £4.50
Family *** Bikes
NA
£25
FREE See p39
* Over 65s & Students with cards ** 4 to 16 years olds *** Up to 2 adults & 3 children 3 and under: FREE
Local travel pass see page 10 Credit cards accepted at ticket offices.
BUY ONLINE SAVE 5%
www.falriver.co.uk PRIVATE CHARTER See p26 PRE-BOOK DISCOUNT Group 10+: 10% Missed the last ferry... ...or want to stay later? Don’t worry, the return part of your ferry ticket is valid on the Falmouth Water Taxi. There is not normally any extra charge, however if the taxi is empty when it comes to collect you there will be a £7 call out fee. Please call first to check availability as the taxi can get fully booked, 07522 446 659. see p29
The “Duchess of Cornwall” passing St Mawes Castle and the Royal couple onboard for the launch.
The Duchess of Cornwall In 2008 the St Mawes Ferry Company launched their brand new wooden ferry, The Duchess of Cornwall, which was built by Cockwell’s Modern & Classic Boatbuilding of Penryn. The 59 ft ferry was constructed out of wood using traditional methods and materials. The new ferry was launched by the Duke & Duchess of Cornwall in July 2008 when Prince Charles took the opportunity to skipper the ferry across to Falmouth.
COAST PATH EXPLORER
If this service is not available try St Mawes Water Taxi on 07971 846 786 or one of the land taxis, see p130.
Dogs welcome
the ferry more than three
Grab your walking boots and a picnic and head to the Roseland. Includes return trips on the St Mawes Ferry and Place Ferry..
For those walking the South West Coast Path. Includes St Mawes Ferry from Falmouth to St Mawes and Place Ferry onwards to Place Creek.
times a year?
Adult: £14
Adult: £9 single
Buy a Fal Mussel Card Local
Child: £9 Fam: £38
Live locally and travel on
FROM St Mawes: 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00, 17:00, 18:00 FROM Custom House Quay: 09:30, 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, 13:30, 14:30, 15:30, 16:30, 17:30 NS *
Does NOT run on Sundays Runs most days. Check before travelling.
WINTER TIMETABLE 7 days Nov 1st 2012 - May 21st 2013 & Oct 27th 2013 - May 22nd 2014
Combo Tickets
ROSELAND RAMBLE
Fal Mussel Card
FROM Prince of Wales Pier: 08:30NS, 09:45*, 10:15, 10:45*, 11:15, 11:45*, 12:15, 12:45*, 13:15, 13:45*, 14:15, 14:45*, 15:15, 15:45*, 16:15, 16:45*, 17:15 Ferries between St Mawes and Custom House Quay / Falmouth
and travel for half price see p10.
www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
Concs: £13
Child: £6.50 single
COMBO TICKETS www.falriver.co.uk
Ferries between St Mawes and Prince of Wales Pier / Falmouth FROM St Mawes: 09:00NS, 09:45, 10:45, 11:45, 12:45, 13:45, 14:45, 15:45, 16:45**, 17:45*** FROM Prince of Wales Pier: 08:30NS, 09:15NS, 10:15, 11:15, 12:15, 13:15, 14:15, 15:15, 16:15, 17:15**, 18:15*** NS **
***
Does NOT run on Sundays Only runs between: In 2013: Feb 10th & May 21st . In 2014: Feb 10th & May 23rd. Only runs between: In 2013: March 29th & May 21st . In 2014: April 17th & May 23rd.
All sailings subject to weather and circumstances.
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PLACE FERRY
Truro
Truro Quay
Supported by the St Mawes Hotel and St Mawes Sailing Club
Malpas Malpas
Place - St Mawes
Runs: 7 days / Easter - 4th Nov 2013 Distance: 0.5 miles Passage time: 10 minutes Ticket office: 01326 74 11 94 Ferry Mobile: 07791 283884 Postcode (St Mawes): TR2 5AG Website: www.falriver.co.uk/place Devoran Feock Parking & Ticket Offices: See p12
Smuglers’ Cottage
Trelissick
Philleigh
Operating seven days a week the Place Ferry runs a regular service between St Mawes and Place Creek on the Roseland Peninsula. The ferry not only makes up part of the ‘South West Our new ‘eco friendly’ Place Ferry ‘Livingstone’ runs on chip fat provided by the St Coast Path’ but from Place Creek Mawes Hotel and has been designed to make the crossing between St Mawes and passengers can head out on a Place Creek even more enjoyable for our customers. selection of achievable short Be Prepared! walks and discover the Roseland On the map... Remember to bring adequate footwear and Peninsula. See p40.
Falmouth PWP lighthouse, With its white sandy beaches, defensive fortifications, church and spectacular walks, this inspiring peninsula is one of the most delightful Areas of Falmouth CHQ Outstanding Natural Beauty in the South West; it’s also ideal for dog walkers!
St Mawes
Place Top Tip: Grab a takeaway coffee & cake from Chandlers Café St Anthony
The Place Ferry operates a half-hourly service between St Mawes and Place Creek from Easter to November 4th, 7 days a week. The ferry lands at ‘Toddy Steps’ 100 yards along the footpath to the north of the slipway. At low tide the causeway can be very slippery so please take care.
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warm clothing. The landing area in Place can often be very slippery so take extra caution when boarding or disembarking. Refreshments are available in St Mawes, St Anthony Head, Portscatho and Gerrans.
in St Mawes before you leave to enjoy it on board the ferry.
On the map page 14
See also: Maps p120 Walks p38
TREASURE TRAIL Roseland Ranger Trail p49 Trail ONLY £3.50 A great fun way to explore St Mawes & St Anthony. Follow the trail, solve the clues & see the sights. The Roseland Ranger is one
for clues and treasure. Part
of our most popular trails.
two takes you across the
Split into two parts it can
harbour on the ferry to Place
be completed separately or
in search of clues around the
together. Part one takes you
headland. See page 49 for
around St Mawes, searching
more info and prices.
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St Anthony’s Church By avoiding the worst of Victorian renovations this pretty little medieval church is a real treat for those who take the time to explore it. (Only a short walk from Place .)
LIVE FERRY STATUS APP Download our ‘Live Ferry Status’ App at: www.falriver.co.uk/ferryapp for all the latest ferry info
See walks p40 - See Map p120
St Anthony’s Lighthouse
FROM ST MAWES - 7 days a week
First Ferry at 09:30 Last Ferry at 17:30 09:30 - 10:00 - 10:30 - 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 * FROM PLACE - 7 days a week
First Ferry at 09:45 Last Ferry at 17:45 09:45 - 10:15 - 10:45 - 11:15 - 11:45 - 12:15 12:45 - 13:15 - 13:45 - 14:15 - 14:45 - 15:15 15:45 - 16:15 - 16:45 - 17:15 - 17:45* * This service only runs from May 22nd - Oct 26th SECOND BOAT: Due to increasing demand we now have a second boat for peak times. This means less queueing and more services during busy periods.
St Anthony Head
During Mar, Apr, May, Oct and Nov: the service runs on demand during quiet times. See Ticket Office for info.
Ferry landing at Toddy Steps. Penguin free zone.
See walks p40 - See Map p120
Little & Great Molunan From Place, these two magical beaches are only a short walk away. When you arrive take some time to walk barefoot on the white sand or, if you are feeling adventurous, take a swim in the crystal clear waters. See walks p40
March 29th - Nov 4th 2013
* This service only runs from May 22nd - Oct 26th
Built in 1835, St Anthony’s Lighthouse is situated at the eastern entrance to Falmouth Harbour. Its powerful 210,000 candle power light is fitted with a red sector that helps to guide vessels clear of the infamous Manacles rocks that lie some eight miles to the south. See walks p40 - See Map p120
At the southern most tip of the Roseland Peninsula, St Anthony Head overlooks the spectacular entrance to one of the world’s deepest natural harbours. The headland also bears newly revealed remains of a century of defensive fortifications.
Timetables
Great Molunan & St Anthony’s Lighthouse.
PRICES (Please buy your tickets from the Quay in St Mawes, on the ferry or buy online for a 5% Discount. Return Adults Child* Cons ** Family*** Bike
£6.50 £4.50 £5.50 £18 NA
Single
£4 £3.50 NA NA £2
* 4 to 16 years old ** Over 65s & Students with cards *** Up to 2 adults & 3 children 3 and under: FREE
Missed the last Place Ferry ... or want to stay late ? Don’t worry, the return part of your ferry ticket is valid on the Falmouth Water Taxi. There is not normally any extra charge, however if the taxi is empty when it comes to collect you there may be a £7 call out fee. Please call first to check availability on 07522 446 659. If this service is not available try St Mawes Water Taxi: 07971 846 786 or one of the land taxis, see p130. Walking the Coast Path? We sell a discounted single
Porthbeor Beach A long climb down will reward you with a walk along the shores of one of Cornwall’s most dramatic beaches. Take some time to explore the caves, rock pools and enjoy a picnic in the sun. See walks p40 - See Map p120
Portscatho & Gerrans Portscatho makes a great lunch stop and the various shops and cafés will give you a chance to grab a few souvenirs before heading back along the river to Place. See walks p41 - See Map p120
£2 Walking Map available onboard www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
ticket between Falmouth & Place changing in St Mawes.
HARBOUR WATER TAXI VHF 12 or call 07706 774782 Some sailings affected by tide: see skipper on day or see our website for details. www.falriver.co.uk/today
Porthbeor Beach.
Dogs welcome but no penguins onboard please. All sailings subject to weather and circumstances.
SAVE MONEY
COMBO TICKETS Available at our ticket offices and online.
ROSELAND RAMBLE
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Adult: £14 Child: £9
Grab your walking boots and a picnic and hop on the ferry from Falmouth to the fishing village of St Mawes (p40). Change for the ferry (p20) to Place and enjoy a day out on the Roseland Peninsula (p64).
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KING HARRY FLOATING BRIDGE Feock - Roseland
Runs: 7 days a week 364 days a year Passage time: 5 minutes Distance: 300 metres Postcode: TR3 6QJ Info & Bookings: 01872 862 312 Website: www.falriver.co.uk/khf “King Harry Ferry - Voted one of the Top Ten ferry crossings in the world.” The Independent on Sunday
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 and the ferry is a key transport link for visitors and locals alike.
Let the chains take the strain on the
Come and meet Phileas & Fogg, one on
King Harry Ferry.
the ferry and one on the Feock slipway.
On the map...
How does it work?
B3289
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. The ferry with its glass side, chain viewing windows and top deck viewing platform is combining state of the art technology with a traditional friendly service. Safety is paramount and the ferry and its staff are fully licensed by the Coastguard.
King Harry Ferry
B3289
On the map page14
See also: Walks p44 Trelissick Garden p87
In order to guide the
each end the chain is
350 tonne ferry back
fed onto the main ‘drive
and forth in all weather
wheels’ (You can see the
conditions, the ferry’s
chain through the glass
270m long chains have
windows in the deck)
to be incredibly strong
which pull the ferry
and tough. With up to
across the river. These
80 crossings a day, 364
large wheels are over
days a year, the chains
2m in diameter and
undergo a huge amount
are driven by hydraulic
of wear and have to be
motors, which in turn
replaced regularly. After
are powered by one of
entering the ferry over
the ferry’s three diesel
small ‘jockey wheels’ at
engines. 20m Deep
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Timetables WINTER SERVICE 1st October - 31st March Monday to Saturday: 0720 - 1930 Sundays & Bank Holidays: 0900 - 1930 Santa only on Christmas Day SUMMER SERVICE 1st April - 30th September Monday to Saturday: 0720 - 2130 Sundays & Bank Holidays: 0900 - 2130 FERRIES DEPART Each side every 20 minutes
We never leave early so please don’t rush . . .
Feock Side 00
St Mawes Side 50
40
20
10
30
All sailings subject to weather, circumstances and T&C of company. 01872 862 312. Download our Live Ferry Status App at: www.falriver.co.uk/ferryapp
The King Harry Ferry landing at Feock. Established in 1888.
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 a vehicle service since 1888. The ferry bridge crosses King Harry’s Reach which is part of the Pilgrims’ Way to St Michael’s Mount and is named after King Henry VI, the Lancastrian King. The passage was called ‘Kybyllys’ which means ferryboat in Cornish.
More online www.falriver.co.uk/khf Live ferry status and webcams, history, tickets, news, pictures, plus much, much more ...
www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
Think Green
Ferry facts
The £2.8 million
Although the current ferry
The ferry weighs 350 tonnes,
ferry has been built with
has only been running for 7
is 55.2 metres in length, 14.3
minimal environmental
years it has already travelled
metres in width and can carry
impact as a primary
over 20,000 miles, that’s once
up to 34 cars.
design criteria. As a
round the world!
result the ferry runs
Each chain has a breaking
on ultra efficient diesel
Each day the ferry sup-
strain of 75 tons, that’s
engines that have cut
ports an average of 800
enough to lift 1.4 million
emissions by over 75%
commuter trips, 150 local
Mars Bars!
and reduced noise
businesses and up to 650
pollution by over 80%. Each year it saves: 5 million car miles, 1.7 million Kg of CO2 & 750,000 litres of fuel.
vehicle crossings.
Voted one of the top ten ferry crossings in the world by the
The King Harry Ferry is one
Independent on Sunday.
of only five chain ferries in England.
BIKE & FOOT PASSENGERS
Fal Mussel LOCAL
Please make a donation onboard to: www.surfaction.co.uk
a year? Then travel for half price using
Use the ferry more than three times a Fal Mussel Card Local see p10
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ENTERPRISE BOATS Truro - Falmouth & St Mawes
Calling at: Trelissick Garden & Malpas Runs: March 29th - Nov 4th 2013 Sailing times: 30 minutes - 1 hour Info: 01326 74 11 94 Parking: See p12-13 Website: www.falriver.co.uk/enterprise
Enterprise Booking Offices Town Quay, Truro PW Pier, Falmouth The Hut, St Mawes See p12
Steeped in maritime history, Falmouth is vibrant all year round. Visit the multi award winning National Martime Museum Cornwall and Pendennis Castle before enjoying lunch in the town. P60
The fleet of Enterprise Boats sails six times a day between the cathedral City of Truro and the Port of Falmouth, calling at Malpas, Trelissick Garden and St Mawes .
St Mawes: Picture postcard fishing village with cafés, pubs, a castle and gardens. P66 Enterprise 1 on the river.
Relax and enjoy a beautiful cruise down the Fal River. This scenic river trip is one of the most beautiful in the world, sailing through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Special Area of Conservation. Your trip will cruise through deep sided wooded valleys, passing historic houses and castles, a wide variety of marine wildlife, spectacular coastline and many other places of interest.
Malpas:
Enterprise III at Truro.
Riverside village with a waterside pub and some lovely short walks.
On the map
Truro:
Truro
All our vessels have undercover seating, toilets and serve a selection of hot and cold drinks and snacks. We provide an informative commentary when underway, highlighting points of interest as we pass them, with some local myths and tales thrown in for good measure.
Great shops, cafés and restaurants. Make sure you visit the cathedral. P68 Our Visitor Travel Pass
Trelissick
Falmouth PWP
St Mawes
Falmouth CHQ
ENTERPRISE
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Trelissick: Sub-tropical garden overlooking the river. Great free woodland walk or visit the gardens, gift shops and tea rooms. P87
Malpas
All our vessels are also available for private hire for groups. See p26.
Falmouth:
II
More and more Enterprise customers are choosing to buy our unlimited Hop-On Hop-Off Travel Pass, the Fal Mussel Card Visitor, instead of a return ticket. It gives much more flexibility and is great value at just £4 more than our standard day return ticket. The card gives you unlimited travel on all the river’s ferries, buses and trains. If you’re here for more than a day then check out our 2, 3 & 6 day cards that give even greater value. See p8 for more details. www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
FAL RIVER LINKS Ferries & Boat Trips
Prices
Summer Timetable
Single
Return
May 1st- Sept 30th 2013
Monday - Saturday
Falmouth or St Mawes to Truro or Malpas
Falmouth (PW Pier) St Mawes Quay Trelissick Garden Malpas Quay Truro (Town Quay)
0900 0935 1000 1015
1015 1030 1105 1130 1145
1200 1235 1300 1315
1315 1330 1405 1430 1445
1500 1535 1600 1615
1615 1630 1705 1730 1745
-
Truro (Town Quay) Malpas Quay Trelissick Garden St Mawes Quay Falmouth (PW Pier)
-
1015 1030 1055 1130 1145
1145 1200 1225 1300
1315 1330 1355 1430 1445
1445 1500 1525 1600
1615 1630 1655 1730 1745
1745 1800 1825 1900
Falmouth (PW Pier) Trelissick Garden
1030 1115
1200 1245
1330 1415
1500 1545
Classic River Cruises
3 & 6 day cards also available.
Trelissick Garden Falmouth (PW Pier)
1115 1200
1245 1330
1415 1500
1545 1630
The longer your card is valid
All sailings subject to weather and circumstances.
On busy days we also run a 10:45 one hour harbour cruise.
Adults
£8.50
£14
Child *
£5.50
£7.00
Cons **
NA
£13
Family***
NA
£39
Falmouth , St Mawes or Truro to Trelissick £6
£10
Child *
£4
£5.50
Cons **
NA
£9
Family***
NA
£28
Adults
Hop-On Hop-Off Pass The Fal Mussel Card Visitor 1 Day
2 Days
Adults
£18
£23
Child *
£13
£17
Family*** £45
£62
Sunday
the better value it gives.
6 day adult card only £7 a day!
Spring / Autumn Timetable March 29th - April 30th & Oct 1st - Nov 4th 2013 Monday - Saturday Falmouth (PW Pier) Trelissick Garden Malpas Quay Truro (Town Quay)
1030 1115 1130 1145
1230 1315 1330 1345
1430 1515 1530 1545
1630 1715 1730 1745
Truro (Town Quay) Malpas Quay Trelissick Garden Falmouth (PW Pier)
1100 1130 1145 1215
1300 1330 1345 1415
1500 1530 1545 1615
1700 1730 1745 1815
*Child: 4 to 16 years old **Cons: Over 65 years old and students with card ***Family: 2 adult, 3 children Under 3s: Free
Where to buy tickets from?
You can save 5% and buy your tickets online before you travel. You can also buy tickets and Fal Mussel Cards from our ticket offices in St Mawes, Falmouth and Truro. See p12 for parking, locations and opening hours.
10% DISCOUNT
AT PENROSE OUTDOORS
Enjoy a River Trip Stay onboard for a round trip with commentary.
Important Notes MALPAS: Hoist flag at Malpas to stop boat as it will only land if passengers are waiting. TIDE: At low tide the boats are not able to get all the way to Truro. If this is the case a bus instead of a boat will depart Truro Town Quay at the same time shown above and connect with the boat at Malpas a bit further down river. If travelling up river at low tide the bus will meet you at Malpas and drop you at Truro Town Quay. TIMES: Tides, weather and passenger numbers mean that the boats sometimes run from Trelissick & Malpas up to twenty minutes late. They will never leave early. See www.falriver.co.uk/today for service updates, planning and live ferry tracking.
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GETTING AROUND PRIVATE HIRE
Have you thought about hiring a boat for your next event or special occasion? Packages from £15 per person
FAL RIVER CRUISES
Runs: All year round Passage times: From an hour to a full day Info & Booking: 01326 74 11 94 Website: www.falriver.co.uk/charter
We have a wide range of boats available for private hire and charter on the Fal River. Once on board one of our classic ferries we promise you and your guests will enjoy a beautiful private cruise along Cornwall’s most stunning stretch of water.
As well as bespoke cruises we have three ready-made packages to choose from:
Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, organising an event or simply want an amazing day out, there’s a trip to suit you.
The Pasty & Pint Package This two-hour cruise is one of the most popular ways to enjoy the Fal River. You can choose where you would like your cruise to begin and we’ll make sure the boat is stocked with ale from Skinner’s Brewery and hot local pasties.
Knowledgeable staff, friendly crew and pristine boats can help make your special occasion even more spectacular. Cruises can be tailored to suit your needs.
Perfect for:
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The Fal River Cruises are ideal for... n Weddings n Birthdays n Engagement parties n Ash scattering n Christenings n Corporate events n Anniversaries n Retirement parties n Charity fundraisers n Private cruises
The Jazz Package Add some culture to your special occasion on the river by taking one of our Jazz Cruises. The two hour jazz cruise features live entertainment performed by a jazz band, who will cover well-known songs and easy listening jazz classics whilst you enjoy the wonderful scenery of the Fal River.
The Champagne Package Stunning scenery, a beautiful boat and a glass of champagne... What better way to celebrate a special occasion in Cornwall than a champagne cruise along the river? www.falriver.co.uk/charter
PRIVATE HIRE Our Vessels A fleet of twelve classic vessels to choose from... Enterprise 1 100 Passengers Toilet, bar, PA, top deck & undercover area for 60 people.
Each summer we also organise a series of ‘Special Cruises’ that you can buy tickets for: below are some of our most popular. To see the full list and buy tickets please go to www.falriver.co.uk/cruises Up The Creek History Trips
May - October: £12.50 (includes pasty) Regular trips leaving from Falmouth between May and October. See parts of the Fal Estuary other trips don’t reach.
May Queen 100 Passengers Open deck, PA & sheltered area for 30 people Charter Flag Ship
Mission to Seafarers
May 8 - 3.30pm A cruise up the Fal River raising money for the Mission to Seafarers where Falmouth’s longest serving Harbour Pilot will talk about the 150 year history of Falmouth’s famous docks.
Enterprise 2 100 Passengers Toilets, bar, PA, flat screen TVs, top deck & inside heated area for 40 people. Queen of Falmouth 100 Passengers PA, top deck & inside area for 50 people.
Artists on the Fal
May 28 & August 6 - 3.30pm Discover why the likes of Turner, Tuke, Hemy, Ben Nicholson and the Surrealists found the Fal so fascinating with Louise Connell, Falmouth Art Gallery Director.
Enterprise 3 100 Passengers Toilet, PA, top deck & undercover area for 70 people.
Fortress Falmouth
August 7 & September 28 - 3.30pm From Henry VIII to World War II, the Fal River has been a bulwark of national defence. Find out more with archaeologist Nicholas Johnson.
Kingsley 2 & Black Swan 72 Passengers Two open boats with sheltered area for 35 people. Duchess of Cornwall 100 Passengers Toilet, bar, PA, top deck & undercover area for 50 people. Small Boats Various 12 seaters available. Ideal for beach landings and small parties.
Special Heritage Cruise
Bookings: All the following cruises mentioned in this guide
CALL NOW 01326 74 11 94 www.falriver.co.uk/charter www.falriver.co.uk/charter
book can be booked by visiting our website www.falriver.co.uk/ cruises or buying tickets at the VIC. Refreshments on board.
July 26, August 24, September 21 Ferries and small passenger boats used to be a vital mode of transport for people and goods around the river. These special cruises will land at old quays used in the 18th century. Includes commentary, MOST entertainment and refreshments CRUISES at a riverside pub or café.
Folklore on the Fal
£15 PER PERSON
October 25 - 10.30am Was the Fal River home to Camelot and the setting for the romance between Tristan & Isolde? Find out on this fascinating tour.
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GETTING AROUND FAL RIVER LINKS Ferries & Boat Trips
Truro
Helford Ferry
Malpas
Helford Passage to Helford Village Runs: 7 days / 29th March - 31st October On Demand Info & Bookings: 01326 250 770
Trelissick
Postcode: TR11 5LB Website: www.helford-river-boats.co.uk
Smugglers Cottage
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. As well as making up part of the South West Coast Path, the ferry connects Helford Village on the southern shore with Helford Passage to the north.
The Ferryboat Inn:
Helford Ferry departing from Helford Village.
Falmouth
This lovely pub overlooks the beach and is open all year round. The new owners are establishing a reputation for great seafood and fresh local produce. The ferry runs from the pontoon in front of the pub.
On the map... Helford Passage
Helford Village
Shipwrights Inn:
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A quirky waterside pub with regular BBQ in summer months; steaks and seafood recommended.
Maps p120
Frenchman’s Creek: Made famous by the classic novel by Daphne du Maurier, the creek can be found by following the wooded track from Helford Village. See p48 for details.
Helford Village: This village used to be an important port and during the Napoleonic Wars it was populated by pirates and free traders. 28
Located alongside the Ferryboat Inn is a small exclusive boutique offering a superb range of hand crafted, locally sourced clothing and gifts. Take the stress out of shopping the Cornish way.
Gardens: (See p84) Trebah, Glendurgan and Carwinion are all within striking distance. Well worth a visit, these magical gardens all run down to the river. Getting here:
Glendurgan p89
Regular scenic bus service from Falmouth (See p32). Walking the South West Coast Path from Falmouth takes just under three hours and is highly recommended.
Carwinion p88
Prices Single
St Mawes Sarah’s Shop:
Return
Helford Pas - Helford Vil Adults
£4
£6
Under 12s
£2
£3
Timetables From 25th March to 31st October. The ferry will run on demand between 0930 and 1700. Later crossings by request. Subject to weather and circumstances. Bicycles, pushchairs and dogs can be accommodated. We are now also able to sell the Fal Mussel Card Visitor Cards See p8 for more information.
www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
FAL RIVER LINKS Ferries & Boat Trips
FALMOUTH WATER TAXI
Malpas
Smugglers Cottage
Trelissick
Water Taxi
Fully covered seating
Loe Beach
Pandora
Mylor Bridge
St Just
Mylor Harbour
Percuil
Flushing Penryn
St Mawes
Boy Joe
We deliver Runs: March - October Sailing times: On demand Website: www.falmouthwatertaxi.co.uk Ferry Mobile: 07522 446659 /falmouth-water-taxi @falwatertaxi
Place
PWP
BOOK NOW
CHQ Lighthouse Beach
07522 446659
Water Taxi pick up points
Prices & Tickets April - October 7 days a week Prices: Falmouth to:
Adult
Child (under 14) Family
Single Return Single Return Pack
Inner Harbour
£4
£6
£3
£5
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Penryn
£6
£10
£5
£8
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Falmouth Marina
£5
£8
£4
£6
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St Mawes
£8
£12
£6
£10
£34
Mylor
£8
£12
£6
£10
£34
Pandora
£10
£16
£8
£14
£50
Restronguet
£10
£16
£8
£14
£50
Loe Beach
£10
£16
£8
£14
£50
Trelissick
£12
£18
£10
£16
£58
Tolverne
£14
£20
£12
£18
£60
Malpas
£18
£30
£16
£28
£106
Ship to Shore
£4
£6
£3
£5
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2013 Season Tickets (March to October): Shore to Shore: £180- Boatwatch: £160 - Combined: £30
NEW FOR 2013 Available for 2013, Park & Float options to Penryn (depending on tides), please contact us for more information.
Fal Mussel Card Vistor We accept the Fal Mussel Card Visitor: Just show us your card when you board so we can scan it. If we have to run empty to collect you we ask for a £7 call out fee, please call first. We DO NOT accept the Fal Mussel Card Local but do give holders a discount.
Please make sure you give plenty of notice if your trip is very important – we offer a first-come, first served policy and we try not to disappoint. Sometimes tidal and weather conditions can make this difficult – we will always offer an alternative solution.
Based in Falmouth harbour and running from March to the end of October, Falmouth Water Taxi offers an on-demand service. Our fully equipped, purpose built, covered vessel “BOY JOE” and our open launch “BOY JOSHUA”, both with a capacity for 12 passengers, are operated by our highly qualified skippers. Now you can decide where and when to go and when to come back! Pick up/drop off at waterside pubs and restaurants, your mooring or berth, yacht & sailing clubs, stretches of the coastal footpaths or beautiful waterside villages.
Children under 4yrs FREE Bicycles £1.00 each. Dogs FREE. Family Ticket based on 2 Adults & 2 Children. Discount available for group bookings.
Mylor Yacht Harbour is one of our many pick up points.
St Mawes & Place Ferry Tickets
We also accept St Mawes & Place Ferry day return tickets after 6pm, so if you miss the last ferry, want to stay for dinner in St Mawes or don’t want to rush your walk around St Anthony we can bring you back. Don’t worry, the return part of your ferry ticket is valid with us. There is not normally any extra charge, however if the taxi is empty when it comes to collect you there may be a £7 call out fee. Please call first to check availability on 07522 446 659. All sailings subject to weather and circumstances.
www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
We can pick up from the Pandora Inn also...
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FLUSHING FERRY Falmouth PWP to Flushing Ferry: Falmouth Prince of Wales Pier - Flushing Quay Runs: 7 Days a week, all year round
Sailing times: 10 minutes Info & Bookings: 07974 799773 Website: www.flushingferry.co.uk
The Ferry leaves from the Prince of Wales Pier in Falmouth (steps marked No 1) and lands adjacent to the Waterside Restaurant situated on Flushing Quay. From the landing point you are able to explore Flushing itself or head out to begin a family circular walk of approx 80 mins in duration. See p45.
BICYCLES, PUSHCHAIRS AND DOGS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
SUMMER TIMETABLE 7 days (March 31st - October 31st)
From Flushing 0820, 0840, 0900, 0930, 1000, 1030, 1100, 1130, 1200, 1230, 1300, 1330, 1400, 1430, 1500, 1530, 1600, 1630, 1700, 1720 From Falmouth (Prince of Wales Pier): 0830, 0845, 0915, 0945, 1015, 1045, 1115, 1145, 1215, 1245, 1315, 1345, 1415, 1445, 1515, 1545, 1615, 1645, 1715, 1730
On the map...
Info Take advantage of our new 7 day a week evening service running
WINTER TIMETABLE
between May 1st & Sept 30th up to 22:00.
7 days (November 1st - March 30th)
Please call
From Flushing 0820, 0840, 0900, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1400, 1500, 1600, 1700 From Falmouth (Prince of Wales Pier) 0830, 0845, 0915, 1015, 1115, 1215, 1315, 1415, 1515, 1615, 1715
07967 572624 for more information.
Prices Adult
Child
Single £2.50
£1
All sailings subject to weather and circumstances.
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FAL RIVER LINKS Buses
First Buses Info & Bookings: 0870 010 6022 Website: www.firstgroup.com/cornwall
First provide a comprehensive network of high frequency services for the Cornwall area. Although First is a multi national company, we have a locally based team living and operating in Cornwall.
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Malpas - Truro via Malpas Road Estate
Truro City Service via Malpas Road Estate - Hendra – Rosedale/Redannick
Mondays to Saturdays (except Public Holidays) from 16 April 2012
With operational bases in Falmouth, Truro, Penzance, Camborne and Eden. We operate over 150 vehicles in the county most of which have super low floors offering accessible travel to those less able. We work in partnership with Cornwall Council and other stakeholders to create a sustainable and viable transport network across the County. For more information about First services in Cornwall please call our Customer Services team on 0870 010 6022 between 0700 and 1800 Monday to Friday, check out our website www.firstgroup.com/cornwall or email NS NS NS NS NS contactwestofengland@firstgroup.com.
Days NS NS NS NS NS 83 84 83 84 83 84 83 84 83 84 Service Number 83 MALPAS Village — — — 0932 — 1022 — — — 1222 — Malpas Road Estate 0700 0825 0855 0936 0955 1026 1055 1125 1155 1226 1255 Malpas Road Estate Roundabout 0701 0826 0856 0937 0956 1027 1056 1126 1156 1227 1256 TRURO Lemon Quay Road 0705 0832 0904 0941 1004 1031 1104 1130 1204 1231 1304 via Malpas Estate — 0906 — 1006 — 1106 — 1206 — 1306 Victoria Square — — 0908 — 1008 — 1108 — 1208 — 1308 Hendra — — 0911 — 1011 — 1111 — 1211 — 1311 St Marys School — — 0914 — 1014 — 1114 — 1214 — 1314 Rosedale — via Malpas Estate Hendra — — 0920 - — 1020 – — Rosedale/Redannick 1120 — 1220 — 1320 Museum Road TRURO Boscawen Street BHS — — 0922 — 1022 — 1122 — 1222 — 1322 — — 0925 — 1025 — — 2012 1325 Truro Lemon Quay Mondays to Saturdays (except Public Holidays)1125 from— 161225 April
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Truro City Service
Mondays to Saturdays (except Public Holidays)
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For updates on timetables please visit www.firstgroup.com/cornwall 010NS6022 (Mon NS NS - Fri 0700 NS - 19:00)NS NS Days or call 0870
Truro Lemon Quay
Service Number www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
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84 TRURO Lemon Quay 0928 Victoria Square 0931
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Malpas - Truro Malpas - Truro 83 83 Truro City Service Truro City Service 84 84 via Malpas Road Estate
via Malpas Road Estate
via Malpas Road Estate - Hendra – Rosedale/Redannick
via Malpas Road Estate - Hendra – Rosedale/Redannick
Mondays to Saturdays Public Holidays) from2012 16 April 2012 Mondays Saturdays (except(except Public Holidays) Mondays to to Saturdays (except Public Holidays) from 16 April DaysNSNS NSNS NS Days NS NS ServiceService NumberNumber 83 83 83 84 8383 84 84 83 83 MALPAS Village Village — — —— — 0932 —— 0932 1022 MALPAS MalpasMalpas Road Estate 0825 0855 09360855 0955 0936 1026 0700 0825 Road 0700 Estate 0701 0826 0856 09370856 0956 0937 1027 Malpas Road Estate Roundabout 0701 0826 Malpas Road Estate Roundabout TRURO Lemon Quay 0832 0904 09410904 1004 0941 1031 TRURO Lemon0705 Quay 0705 0832 Victoria Square — — 0906 — 1006 — — Victoria Square — —0908 —— 0906 1008 — Hendra — — — —0911 —— 0908 1011 — — St Marys School Hendra St Marys School Rosedale — — —0914 —— 0911 1014 — — Rosedale — — —0920 —— 0914 1020 — — Museum TRURO Boscawen Street BHSMuseum — — —0922 —— 0920 1022 — — Truro Lemon Quay 1025 — — TRURO Boscawen Street—BHS— —0925 —— 0922 Truro Lemon Quay
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NS NS NS NS NS NS NS Days 84 84 83 84 83 83 83 84 83 Service Number 84 NS83 NS NS 84 NS 84 NS84 NS NS Days83 TRURO Lemon Quay 0928 — 1028 — 1128 — 1228 — 1328 — 1428 — 1528 1628 — 841031 83— 84 83 84 — 83 1331 84 —83143184 — 83 84 83 84 84 83 Service Number 0931 — 1131 — 1231 1531 1631 — Victoria Square via Gweek Constantine Mawnan Smith Budock Water ——- Budock 1028 1128 — 1335 1228 — — 1435 1328— — via Gweek -TRURO Constantine - Quay Mawnan Smith Water —0928 1035 1135 — — 1235 — 15351428 1635 — — 1528 1628 — Dobbs Lemon Lane 0935 — 1338 1231 — — 1438 1331— — Victoria Square 0938 —0931 1038 —— 1031 1138 — — 1131 1238 — 15381431 1638 — — 1531 1631 — Sainsburys via via Gweek -Sundays Constantine - Mawnan - Mawnan SmithSmith - Budock - Budoc W Saturdays (except Public Holidays) 0940 —Holidays) 1040 1140 — — 1135 1240 — 1440 —- Constantine 1540 1640 — — Redannick Treworder Road Mondays to to Saturdays Public & Public Holidays 0935 —— 1035 — 1340 1235 — —Gweek 1335 — 1435 1535 1635 — Dobbs Lane MondaysMondays to Saturdays (except(except Public Holidays) via Gweek via Gweek - Constantine - Mawnan - Mawnan SmithSmith - Budock - Budoc W 1042 —— 1038 1142 — — 1138 1242 — 1342 — 1442 —- Constantine 1542 1642 — — Infirmary Sainsburys Hill 0942 —0938 — 1238 — 1338 — 1438 1538 1638 — Days NS SSV SD Days— 1045 — 1145 — 1245 SD NS via Gweek via Gweek - SSV Constantine - Constantine - Mawnan - Mawnan SmithSmith - Budock - Budoc W 0945 — 1345 — 1445 — 1545 1645 — Museum Sunday Sunday & Public & Public Holidays Holidays — 1240 400— 4001340 — 1440 — 1540 1640 — Redannick Treworder Road 0940 — 1040 — 1140 Codes 400 Codes— 1050 — 1150 — 1250 Sunday 400— 400 TRURO Boscawen Street BHS 0950 — Sunday 1350 —& Public 1450 1550 1650 400 — & Public Holidays Holidays 0942 1042— —— 1142 — 1242 — 1342 — 144235 — 500 Infirmary Service Service Number Number 35 35 —500 35 1542 500 500 1642 500 35 500 35 35 35 HELSTON opp Seven Stars — — — Hill — — Sunday — Sunday —Holidays —Holidays —1010 — — —— —& Public —& Public 1120 — 1210 — 1320 — 1410 — 1520 — — 1715 Truro Lemon Quay HELSTON opp—Seven Stars 0945 — — — — — 1245 — — 0841 — — 500 —— — —— 1145 — — — — —0841 — Service Service Number Number 35 35 35 — 500 35 500 500 500 35 35 500 35 35 1111 1111 — 1545 — — 1645 1341 — 1341 — — 1611 Helston Helston Sainsburys Helston School —0955—1015 — 1325 — 1355 —Sainsburys —1055—— — — 1345 — 1445 — 1611 Museum — 1415 11251045 1155 1255 1525 1555 1655 Malpas Road Estate — 1041 — — — 1515 — — —1455 — — — — 1341 —12411215 —— 1150 —0841 — Service Service Number Number 35 35 35 1720 500 35 500 500 500 35 500 35 500 35 35 Helston Helston Tesco Tesco 0843 0843 1113 1113 1343 1343 1613 1613 —Street —School — — 1516 — 1716 Helston Tesco Helston 0836 0950 — 1111 1111 — 1550 — — 1650 1341 — — — 1611 Helston Helston Sainsburys Sainsburys TRURO Boscawen BHS 1050 — — 1250 — 1350 — 1450 — — 1611 MALPAS Village — 1021— — — — 1221 — — —0841 — 1726 —— 0836 — — 12411421— — — — 1516 — 1515 — 1716 Helston Tesco — 1041
Helston - Falmouth Helston - Falmouth 35 35
Helston Helston - Falmouth - Falmouth Helston Helston - Falmouth - Falmouth 35 35 Helston Helston Falmouth - Falmouth 35 35 3535
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Helston Sainsburys — — 0851 — 1051 Culdrose Viewing Enclosure 0733 — 0858 — 1058 — 1258 — — — —0856 0737 Culdrose — 0902 0731 1302 —— 1056 — — 1102 GweekRNAS Codes: Culdrose Viewing — —0858 0749 Enclosure — — 0914 0733 — 1114 1314 —— 1058 Constantine NS - Not Saturdays —Gweek 0927 0737 — 1127 1327 —— 1102 — Treverva — — —0902 — 0930 0749 1330 —— 1114 — Lamanva Cross 0800 — 1130 — —0914 Constantine — Mawnan Smith Red Lion 0805 — 0935 — 1135 — 1335 — — 0927 — 1127 Treverva — Helford Passage Turn — 0909 0939 1039 1139 1239 1339 1439 1550 0800 1140 — 1240 0930 1340 — 14401130 — 0910Cross 0940 1040 1551 Glendurgan/Trebah Gardens Lamanva 0805 1143 — 1243 0935 Red Lion 0808 0913 14431135 0943 1043 1343 — 1553 Mawnan SmithMawnan Red Lion Smith BudockHelford Water 0816 0951 1051 1351 14511139 — 0921 Turn Passage — 1151 09091251 0939 1039 1355 14551140 — 0955 1055 Union Corner 0820 0925 1040 — 1155 09101255 0940 Glendurgan/Trebah Gardens FALMOUTH Moor 0830 1500 0934 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1623 Mawnan Smith Red Lion 0808 0913 0943 1043 1143 Budock Water 0816 0921 0951 1051 1151 Codes: Union Corner 0820 0925 0955 1055 1155 NS - Not Saturdays FALMOUTH Moorto Fridays 0830 0934 1000 holidays 1100 1200 SSV - This journey runs on Saturdays and on Mondays during school
Falmouth - Helston Helston - Falmouth Falmouth - Helston 35 - Falmouth 3535 Helston Helston - Falmouth
SD 400
- Schooldays Only via Budock journey shows service 400. - This Codes:
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SSV - This journey runs on Saturdays and on Mondays to Fridays during school holidays DaysNS NS S SSD SD SD NSSSV S NS S Days SD SSV x x — —1550 — —— —— SD SSV —— 1550 1705 — — 1705 — x x — — 0902 — — ---- — — ----—— ---1551 — — 1706 Glendurgan/Trebah Gardens — 0810 0811 0910 — —---- — —— ---—— 1551 1706 ---- Gardens ---Passage ---- 0910 ---- — ----— — 1555 NS 1705 via Helford, Penryn -Glendurgan/Trebah CUC Tremough ----Ponsanooth -0811 Perranwell ----Red ---Mawnan Smith, Red Lion Smith ---- x0913 NS 1708 ----x — ----— — 1558 — — 1708 — — 0905 — — ----—— ---1553 Mawnan Smith Lion— 0813 — —---- — ---- — 1708 08130813 0913 —— ---—— 1553 Mawnan Red Lion---------Maenporth Beach Lamanva ---- — ---------1005 ----— — 1605 08180818 — —---- —1205— —— ---—— — — — Crossroads —— — — — — 1715 —— — — ----—— 1405 Lamanva Crossroads ---Falmouth, Maen Valley Park ---- — ---- — ------1009 1209— ----— 1409 ---- — 1609 — 1719— 1747 ays (except Public Holidays) 08220822 — —---- — —— ---—— — Mabe Burnthouse — — — — — — — — Mabe Burnthouse — — — — ---1751 Budock Water, Trelowarren Arm ------0916 ------------------------------MAENPORTH Beach — 1200 — — — —— —— 1000 — 1400 — —— 1600—1600 1715 — 1715 MAENPORTH Beach 1400 ---1600 1600 —---- 1000 ----TCDF 1755 Falmouth, Union Corner ---0920 ------- — ----1200---- — ------------Days TCDF---—---- 1203 — ---— —— 1603 1603 — ---— ----— — — 1003 1403 1718 Pennance Mill Holiday Park---- — ---—12101203 — 1410 1603 1603 — 1403 ---Pennance Mill Holiday ---- 88 Park & Putt Boslowick, ---1010 1003 ----— 1610 1720 1718 88BFalmouth 88BPitch88B 88B 88 — — — e Number —---- 1205 — ---— —— 1605 1720 Maen Valley — 1005 1405 Boslowick, Falmouth Golf Club ---- Park ------- — -------— — ---1011 1005 ----—1605 1611 1721— 1720 —12111205 — — — 1411 1605 1605 Maen Valley Park — 1405 ---2055Swanpool 2155 2255 2355 ase Beach —---- 1206 — — ----— — 1406 — — 1606 1606 1721 — 1006 Falmouth and — Putt — ---Boslowick, BeachPitch ------1012 1006 1722— 1721 —12121206---- — 1412 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------------0929 ---- — 1129 — ----1213 1329— ---1516 1629 1613 1613 14131508 Drive — — — —— —— — — — 1216 — 1416 — —— 1616—1616 1731 — 1728 National MaritimeCastle Museum Moor (dep) ------Penryn2105 Asda 2205 2305 0005 ----0130----0230------0936 x ---1136 ---1336 ---1513 1523 1636 — — 1216 — — 1616 1616 National Maritime Museum — — 1416 —— 1623—1623 FALMOUTH Moor (arr) — — — — —---- 1223 — 1731 — ---1423 1738 — 0930 1015 ------Treverva, Lamanva ---- — ---- — 0818 ----------x ---------------2106 2206Cross 2306 0006 rew Street FALMOUTH Moor 1223----—— 1505 — 1635 —— — 14231510 —1635 1623 0930 1015 FALMOUTH Moor (dep)(arr)— 0822 — 1135 — 1623 17451738 — — 0935 — ----1335 Cunningham Park ------Mabe Burnthouse, ------------------------2308 0008 0132 0232 rossroads 2108 2208Dracaena — 0830 — — 1508 1638 Crossroads 0938 — ----1338 Moor (dep) —— — —---- 1135 1635 — ----1335 15051638 1510 Penryn, College FALMOUTH ----1748 — ----------— — ---- 0935 ---- 1138 ---- — 1513 1525 ------- — 1635 2110 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0840 0850 0910 20 30 40 50 00 School King Charles 0845 0907 0927 —Station 0947 — — 1012 0845 0817 0907 27— 42 0800 0957 57 12 1727 27 1742 42 1757 57081— TRURO TRURO Bus Station Bus (arr) (arr) — — — 0927 — — 0800 — — — 0858 — 2044 2144 2244 — 2344 1905 1944 2144 —King Charles aying Place — 1905 — 1944 0830Playing — Place — Earles — — Retreat — 2044 — — 2244 —— 2344 — — — — — — — — uro College — —Retreat —— — — — —— —School 0744 — 0957 — —0947 — 1012 0859 09Continu 1 2129 2229 — Ponsanooth — — — Earles 0847 0909 0929 — 0832 0949 — 0842 0959 — 1014 0847 0909 0929 29 0949 44 0959 5922 1014 14 32 1729 29 1744 44 59 02 1 Bus Station Bus Station — 1915 1952 2152 —Street 2352 1915 2052—2152 — — Earles — — — 0721 0757 0812 0822 0852 0912 42 52 1759 Killgrew 0739 — TRURO 0833 2052 — — 2252 — ——1952 —— — —— 2252 — 2352 — — 0741 — — — 0808 — — Retreat — n Entrance TRURO TRURO Bus Station Bus Station (dep) (dep) 0714 0714 0745 0745 0745 0745 0805 0805 0825 0825 0845 0845 0905 — Codes: FALMOUTH (arr) ——0646 — 0706— — —0722 Moor — — 0839 — — 0914 0749 — 0845 0820 — 0904 14 0409 2 FALMOUTH FALMOUTH Moor 0839 0852 0934 0805 0954 0839 1004 0839— 1019 0852 0914 0934 34 — 0954 49 1004 04 19 1734 34 1749 49 2235 Crossroads — Moor — 0536 —0621 well Royal Oak 2135 07420805 0800 0811 0825 0835 0855 0915 25 1019 35 0833 45 55 1802 051— Dracaena Continues on0815 next Playing page CD College Days Only Playing Place Place 0722 0722 0753 0753 0753 0753 0813 0813 0833 0853 0853 0913 09 FALMOUTH Moor 0535 06200710 0645—0705 0806 0810 —0820—0830— 0840 0850 20Continu 0540—0625 0726 — 07460720 — 0740 — 0755 — — — — 0910 — — — —3 Grenville 2241 — Road — (dep) —0650 wns Bus Shelter 2141
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via Penryn - CUC Tremough
Falmouth - Truro
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Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays)
Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays) Saturdays Saturdays
Sundays and Public Holidays
Reduced service, see website for details. ——0653 — 0713— Killgrew 0543—0628 Penryn —Bridge —Street ace Bus Shelter 2144 2244
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- This journey runs on Mondays to Fridays during College holidays
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FAL RIVER LINKS Buses
WESTERN GREYHOUND
On the map... Truro
Bus 550 / 551
Telephone: 01637 871 871 Website: www.westerngreyhound.com Portscatho
St Mawes
Facebook: /Westerngreyhound for latest updates
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The 550/551 service links St Mawes with Truro 7 days a week.
This service is a vital bus link for the river, not only does it connect Truro with St Mawes but it also goes to
Departs St Mawes: 0725, 0930, 1130, 1330, 1530, 1750, 1850, 1950 & 2340. Departs Truro: 0635, 0810, 0825, 1025, 1225, 1425, 1625, 1755, 1855 & 2255
a number of places on the Roseland that are otherwise inaccessible on public transport, including Portloe,
Redruth, Pool, Camborne Hayle (St Ives) & Penzance
MC
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Truro
Truro
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Tregony
Enterprise
only a summary so please
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Calenick
High Tide ONLY
call, pick up a leaflet or go 88
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Malpas Malpas
493
online before you travel. 400
Kea School
On the map...
TRAVEL CORNWALL Tregothnan
Playing Place
Bissoe Bike Hire
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The service listed here is
Coast to Coast Trail To: Portreath 11 Miles National Cycle Route 3 To: Carharrack & Gwenapp Pit Redruth, Hayle & Lands End
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Truro Just in Roseland. MC
St Austell, Par (Newquay) Liskeard (Looe) Plymouth, Exeter Taunton, Southampton, Bristol, Bath Swindon, Westbury & London
Please Note: This is a summary only: a number of these services are affected by school holidays & Sundays. Please check website before travelling. Timetables can also be picked up at St Mawes, Falmouth or Truro Information Centres .
Veryan, Portscatho and St
493
550/551
Coast to Coast
Halwyn
Carnon Downs
Bessybeneath
Roundwood
400
551
Tolverne
Four Turnings
Trelissick Perranwell
550
Philleigh
Perranwell
MC
King Harry Floating Bridge
Feock
Fal River Ride
Devoran
Norway Inn
Bus 493 Oyster Way
Peninsula
Turnaware
First Bus Truro: 0730
Loe Beach 88A
2A
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Trethem Mill
Last Bus Truro: 1720
Restronguet Point
Pandora
Merrose Farm
Website: www.travelcornwall.uk.com
Our fare from Truro to Trelis-
400
National Cycle Route 3 To Heligan, Mevagissey & Bodmin
Roseland Runs: Monday to Sunday
Feock
Fal River Ride
Mylor Bridge
Fal River Ride
and £3.80 return.
Enterprise Boats
The child fare is £1.90 single
400
St Just
Mylor Yacht Harbour
Enterprise Boats
English concessionary pass
88A
2A
The 493 bus service runs Monday to Saturday from Lemon Quay, Truro to Trelissick Garden. St Just
550
St Just in Roseland
and the return is £2.90.
Bissom
Oyster Way
550
To: Nare Head & Portloe
Trefusis Point
Penryn Park & Float Park & Float
500
Park Ride
SW Coast Path
They carry (well behaved)
PW Pier
2A
Asda
MC
The Moor
Penmere
88
Lamorran
St Mawes Castle
dogs at drivers discretion
CH Quay
and we charge £1.00
41
Falmouth Town
Pendra Loweth Pennance Mill
Gyllyngvase
website.
Swanpool Maenporth
Mawnan Smith
Port Navas Helford Helford Passage
Bosahan
Visitor Information Centre MC
Helford Village
Frenchman’s Creek
Key
Helford Short Walks
Carwinion
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Seal Sanctuary
Trebah
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Hel
Gweek
Glendurgan
To:
Constantine
Gillan Creek
Place
Gillan
Towan
Creeks & Cliffs
Porthbeor
Fal Mussel Card Sales Point & Ticket office
Molunan
St Anthony
Bike Route in Guide Book
National Cycle Route 3 Graded Track Quiet Lane Main Road Steep Incline
Manaccan
Porth Farm
SW Coast Path
Earlier serices available, see
400
Froe
Portscatho for Lunch
North Hill Point
Barton Farm
SW Coast Path
35
Helford
Percuil River
St Mawes
St Mawes Ferry
Pendennis Loop
Pendennis Castle
Falmouthfor an all day dog pass.
Lamanva
Porth Creek
St Mawes
MC
Bohortha
Falmouth Docks
Woodlane Budock Water
Portscatho
Place Ferry
Maritime Museum
MC
35
Gerrans
St Mawes Loop
Percuil
Flushing Ferry
400
Truro (opposite Hall for Cornwall): 09:20, 11:20, St Mawes 13:20, 15:20*, 15:25**, 17:20 Trelissick: 13:46, 15:46*, 15:48** & 17:46 (Stops include Playing Place & Feock) Please note the timetable is not operated on Bank or Public Holidays. *Mon to Fri during School Holidays River Links Land Links Misc Bike ** School days only
St Mawes Loop
charge after 0930hrs.
Flushing
MC
41
holders are carried free of
Flushing
Trewithian
sick is £2.50 single for adults
Mylor
Penryn
Ruan High Lanes
Cycle Route 3
Trelissick Trail
493
Devoran Cycle Hire
Falmouth University
To: Veryan & Portloe
Roseland Ramble
FERRY ROUTES Ferry & Water Taxi Landing St Mawes Ferry (All Year) Falmouth Park & Float (May-Sept) Helford Ferry (Easter-Oct) Enterprise Boats(Easter-Oct) Place Ferry (Easter-Oct) King Harry Ferry (All Year) Flushing Ferry (All year) WATER TAXI LANDING For Falmouth and St Mawes Water Taxis
Bus Stop Western Greyhound First Bus Travel Cornwall
(Service 493 operates from Lemon Quay, Truro)
Walks In Fal River Guide Book South West Coast Path Side Walk Train Stop Maritime Branch Line
Viewing Point Church Toilets
National Trust Garden Picnic Spot English Heritage Castle
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GETTING AROUND FAL RIVER LINKS Shuttles
FALMOUTH
Prices
TOWN SHUTTLE Falmouth Town Centre
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See Also:
Visit Falmouth The Falmouth Town Shuttle Bus is the ideal way to get around Falmouth. It runs a 20 minute shuttle service all day long and is excellent value at £2.00 all day travel, hop on, hop off or £1.00 for a single journey.
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Runs: Monday to Saturday Depart: Every 20 minutes First Bus: 0900 from Quarry Car Park Last Bus: 1640 from Quarry Car Park Information: 01326 378 100 Website: www.otsfalmouth.co.uk
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CORLINK Prices
Bus 493 Runs: Monday to Friday
Day ticket
First Bus: 0930 Last Bus:: 1430 Information: 01326 259 794
£2 to £4.50 per adult
Website: www.otsfalmouth.co.uk
How do I book?
The Corlink minibus meets you at standard bus stops, or close to your home if there are none nearby, and will take you to your destination. This could include journeys to local surgeries, shops or for leisure activites. Please book at least 2 hours in advance; bookings will be accepted up to 7 days prior to travel. 36
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Serving Baldhu, Bissoe, Carnon Downs, Devoran, Feock, Frogpool, Perranwell Station, Perranarworthal and Playing Place. www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
FAL RIVER LINKS Trains
FIRST
Branch Line
GREAT WESTERN Maritime Train Line
Telephone: 08457 000125 Website: www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk
Truro
The Maritime Line links the Cathedral City of Truro with the historic maritime port of Falmouth along a scenic track steeped in history & heritage.
Perranwell Penryn
Leave your car and enjoy a relaxing journey between Falmouth & Truro along one of the prettiest branch lines in the county. Why not combine with a ferry trip from Truro to Falmouth?
Penmere Falmouth Town Falmouth Docks
First Great Western
Monday - Friday (14th May to 7th December 2013) Truro -> Falmouth Truro d 0604 0631 0716 0747 0820 0851 Perranwell d 0610x 0637x 0722x 0753x 0826x Penryn d 0618 0645 0730 0801 0834 0904 Penmere d 0623 0650 0735 0806 0839 0909 Falmouth Town d 0626 0653 0738 0809 0842 0912 Falmouth Docks a 0628 0655 0740 0811 0844 0914
0920 0951 0926x 0934 1004 0939 1009 0942 1012 0944 1014
1020 1051 1026x 1034 1104 1039 1109 1042 1112 1044 1114
1120 1151 1126x 1134 1204 1139 1209 1142 1212 1144 1214
1220 1251 1226x 1234 1304 1239 1309 1242 1312 1244 1314
1320 1351 1326x 1334 1404 1339 1409 1342 1412 1344 1414
1420 1451 1520 1551 1426x 1526x 1434 1504 1534 1604 1439 1509 1539 1609 1442 1512 1542 1612 1444 1514 1544 1614
1620 1651 1727 1759 1831 1902 2004 2105 2208 1626x 1657x 1733x 1805x 1837x 1908x 2010x 2111x 2214x 1634 1705 1741 1813 1845 1916 2018 2119 2222 1639 1710 1746 1818 1850 1921 2023 2124 2227 1642 1713 1749 1821 1853 1924 2026 2127 2230 1644 1715 1751 1823 1855 1926 2028 2129 2232
Falmouth -> Truro Falmouth Docks d 0631 0716 0747 0820 0850 Falmouth Town d 0634 0719 0750 0823 0853 Penmere d 0637 0722 0753 0826 0856 Penryn d 0645 0730 0801 0834 0904 Perranwell d 0651x 0736x 0807x 0840x Truro a 0659 0744 0815 0848 0918
0920 0950 0923 0953 0926 0956 0934 1004 0940x 0948 1018
1020 1050 1023 1053 1026 1056 1034 1104 1040x 1048 1118
1120 1150 1123 1153 1126 1156 1134 1204 1140x 1148 1217
1220 1250 1223 1253 1226 1256 1234 1304 1240x 1248 1318
1320 1350 1323 1353 1326 1356 1334 1404 1340x 1348 1418
1420 1450 1423 1453 1426 1456 1434 1504 1440x 1448 1518
1520 1550 1523 1553 1526 1556 1534 1604 1540x 1548 1618
1620 1650 1727 1759 1831 1902 1929 2031 2132 2235 1623 1653 1730 1802 1834 1905 1932 2034 2135 2238 1626 1656 1733 1805 1837 1908 1935 2037 2138 2241 1634 1704 1740 1813 1845 1916 1940 2042 2143 2246 1640x 1711x 1748x 1819x 1851x 1922x 1946x 2048x 2149x 2252x 1648 1719 1755 1827 1859 1930 1955 2057 2159 2302
Saturdays (19th May to 8th December 2013)
First Great Western
Truro -> Falmouth Truro d 0604 0631 0714 0747 0820 0851 Perranwell d 0610x 0637x 0719x 0753x 0826x Penryn d 0618 0645 0727 0801 0834 0904 Penmere d 0618 0645 0727 0801 0834 0904 Falmouth Town d 0626 0653 0735 0809 0842 0912 Falmouth Docks a 0628 0655 0738 0811 0844 0914
0920 0951 0926x 0934 1004 0934 1004 0942 1012 0944 1014
1020 1051 1026x 1034 1104 1034 1104 1042 1112 1044 1114
1120 1151 1126x 1134 1204 1134 1204 1142 1212 1144 1214
1220 1251 1226x 1234 1304 1234 1304 1242 1312 1244 1314
1320 1351 1326x 1334 1404 1334 1404 1342 1412 1344 1414
1420 1451 1426x 1434 1504 1434 1504 1442 1512 1444 1514
Falmouth -> Truro Falmouth Docks d 0631 0715 0747 0820 0850 Falmouth Town d 0634 0718 0750 0823 0853 Penmere d 0637 0721 0753 0826 0856 Penryn d 0645 0729 0801 0834 0904 Perranwell d 0651x 0735x 0807x 0840x Truro a 0659 0743 0815 0848 0918
0920 0950 0923 0953 0926 0956 0934 1004 0940x 0948 1018
1020 1050 1023 1053 1026 1056 1034 1104 1040x 1048 1118
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From Ponsharden follow the roadside 5cycle lanes to Penryn. Turn right up the steep ‘Truro Hill’ and follow the map until you re-join the A39. Turn left with caution and take the first right up into Perranwell. After the station (Perranwell) take Route 3 for the traffic free route to Devoran and follow the river to Penpol before climbing the hill to the B3289 which will take you to King Harry Ferry Bridge (please walk bikes down ferry slipway). Follow the B3289 to St Just in Roseland and then 8 take the A3078 to St Mawes via the castle. Enjoy a coffee at one of the many cafés & pubs in St Mawes before returning to Falmouth on the ferry (p18).
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St Anthony Head looks out over Falmouth Bay and the Carrick Roads. Highly recommended view point and great spot for a picnic.
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On St Mawes Ferry and with a charity donation on KHF.
We strongly advise you pick up a copy of our Area Map (£2)
Ideal for those doing the Falmouth to St Mawes Ride.
before you set out on your bike. Includes bike routes, detailed
Donations accepted for local charities.
maps, ferry map and town maps. Available onboard.
Coast to Coast Trail
Distance: 11 miles Time: 1.5 h (approx) Map: p120-121
Traffic free multi-use trail between Devoran and the North Coast. Follow the cycle trail between Devoran & Portreath on the North Coast. A great day out 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.
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Approaching St Anthony Head
+ Bissoe Bike Hire p78 or + Devoran Creek Cycle Hire p78
Ferries
Free parking at both locations.
A great ride for less adventurous riders. Flushing is a picture postcard
Falmouth - Truro
Distance: 13 miles Time: 2 h (approx) Map: p120-121
A quiet route between the bustling port of Falmouth and the cathedral city of Truro.
Visit Mylor & Flushing
Distance: 5 miles from Falmouth Time: 1.5 h (approx) Map: p120-121
USE THE FERRY Combine your ride with the following services all of which take bikes. (Note: Make it
waterside village with 2 pubs and a quayside restaurant. Mylor Harbour is bustling with activity and has a waterside café and restaurant. Mylor Bridge has a great pub, shop and post office. See map for route options p120-121.
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Follow the Falmouth - St Mawes route (on the left page) until the King Harry turning on the B3289. Go straight ahead taking the first right and follow Route 3 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.
Place Ferry crew by removing your panniers before boarding down the steps) PRICES King Harry Ferry: P22 Donation (Caution! Walk bikes down slipway) Place Ferry: P18, £2.00 St Mawes Ferry: P16, FREE
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Longer Road Rides
Distance: 20 - 60 miles Time: 1/2 to full day Map: p120-121
Falmouth is the ideal base to use when cycling in Cornwall. See our website for a series of day rides from Falmouth to Penzance, Mevagissey, Perranporth, Helford and The Lizard. 39
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WALKS ON THE ROSELAND Porthbeor 2 Miles I
1 h (approx) I Map p14-15
A dramatic beach framed by the beauty of the Roseland.
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From Place follow the road up the hill towards Bohortha. Before the turning to Bohortha and as you get to the brow of the hill, cross over the field to Porthbeor Beach. A long climb down will reward you with a walk along the shores of one of Cornwall’s most dramatic beaches. Take some time to explore the caves, rock pools and enjoy a picnic before returning to the ferry.
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Little & Great Molunan
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Porthbeor Beach.
St Mawes
Walk barefoot along the crystal clear waters of the Fal. Place
From Place follow the South West Coast Path towards St Anthony Head. When you arrive at the headland pause for a bit to walk barefoot on the white sand of Molunan Beach and if you’re feeling adventurous, take a swim in its crystal clear waters. Although this pretty little beach is only a 45 minute walk from Place, its tranquil isolation and captivating seclusion make it a real treat for anyone looking to get away from it all.
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See also: Map p14-15 Place Ferry p20 Visit the Roseland p64
TOP TIP: The Boathouse in Portscatho is a great place for lunch.
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Roseland Ramble 3.5 Miles I
2 h (approx) I Map p14-15
A walk guaranteed to blow away the cobwebs while taking in the spectacular scenery of the Roseland Peninsula. After jumping off the ferry at Place follow the South West Coast Path which will take you along the shore line to St Anthony Head. At the southernmost tip of the Roseland Peninsula the headland overlooks the spectacular entrance to one of the world’s deepest natural harbours. Enjoy the view, grab a light lunch or cream tea and then explore 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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St Anthony’s Lighthouse (aka Fraggle Rock). Tea Garden on the headland.
Lunch - Pasty and a pint in Portscatho.
Creeks & Cliffs
Potscatho for Lunch
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A great day out exploring the length & breadth of the Roseland.
Take a magical journey around the Roseland Peninsula. Follow the coast path from Place to Porthbeor Beach as in the Roseland Ramble. When you arrive at Porthbeor make sure you visit this magnificent beach with its coarse golden sand, rock pools and steep access path. From Porthbeor continue along the coast path towards Portscatho turning inland at Towan Beach towards Porth. Crossing the road 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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USE THE PLACE FERRY The Place Ferry runs a half hourly service from St Mawes across to Place Creek on the Roseland Peninsula from Easter to October, 7 Days a week. See p20 for timetables and prices.
Follow the coast path from Place to Porthbeor Beach as in the Creeks & Cliffs walk. When you arrive at Towan Beach continue along the coast path to Portscatho. Take some time to explore the village, have a well deserved bite to eat at the local pub before walking up the hill to Gerrans Church. Passing the church turn left and follow the signs to the car park, carry on along the lane passing Treloan Farm towards Porth. 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. If you get tired, just take the bus back from Portscatho.
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WALK FROM ST MAWES
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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.
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From the castle continue north along the coastal footpath which runs adjacent to the Carrick Roads for a distance of about one mile at which point it forks left and right.
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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.
Food & Drink Tresanton for lunch! P94 or the St Mawes Hotel p97
The path doubles back at this point and can be followed for another 100 yards where there is a turning left off the main path which will take you down past Bosloggas to the Percuil River. When you arrive at the river the path turns south and follows the shores of the river all the way back to St Mawes.
See also: Visit St Mawes p66 St Mawes Ferry p18 King Harry Ferry p22 St Mawes Hotel p97 Tresanton p94
St Mawes Castle and Harbour.
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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 to be dredged by sail and oar. From the quay at St Mawes head towards the castle then pick up the coast path heading north towards St Just along the shores of the Carrick Roads. When you arrive in St Just take a well earned break and explore St Just Church and the 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.
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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 can explore the Trelissick or you can wait for an Enterprise Boat to take you back to St Mawes.
St Mawes Ferry p18 Map p120 St Mawes Castle p76
St Mawes
Enterprise Boats (see p24) St Mawes - Trelissick: 1030, 1330, 1630 Trelissick - St Mawes: 1055, 1355, 1655
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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.
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TRELISSICK WOODLAND Woodland Walk South 1.5 Miles I
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From the car park at Trelissick head south down the hill towards Channals Creek. When you reach 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.
On the map... Trelissick
King Harry Ferry
Get There
Enterprise Boats (p24) Sail six times a day from Falmouth, St Mawes, Truro
When you reach the road turn left and carefully follow the road up the hill and back to the car park.
and Malpas to Trelissick. Trelissick Garden p87
Woodland Walk North 2 Miles I
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From the car park at Trelissick carefully walk down the road towards the King Harry Ferry. Before you get to the bottom of the hill take the footpath on the left. After climbing the steps follow the well maintained path north along the steep sided shores of the river. After half a mile the path turns west leaving the main river and following the shore of Lamouth Creek.
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Woodland Walk South & North 3.5 Miles I
After half a mile you will reach the head of the creek and the path will split. Turn left and climb the valley to the B3289. When you get to the gate carefully cross the busy road and enter the facing gate on the other side of the road. The path will then take you back to the car park. Note: Extend this walk and visit Roundwood Quay and Fort.
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Follow Woodland Walk South until you reach the road, instead of turning left up the road continue straight ahead and up the facing steps onto Woodland Walk North which will take you back to the car park. For more information on all these walks, including detailed routes and maps put together by Fal River and walkitcornwall, please visit www.falriver.co.uk/walks.
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TREFUSIS HEADLAND
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A gentle 90 mins walk with two short ferry journeys. In Mylor Harbour you will find a harbourside restaurant and café where you can enjoy a light bite before Truro returning to Falmouth. To St Austell and Plymouth
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From Falmouth’s Prince of Wales Pier catch the Flushing Ferry to Flushing (p30). Malpas
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When you arrive in Flushing take some time to make the most of the Quayside Restaurant or one of the local pubs before turning right and heading towards Mylor along the coastal path.
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After you round Trefusis Point look out for the cave and steps cut into the stone foreshore. Both were used to transfer contraband goods ashore with the cave marking the entrance to an old tunnel that led up to the cellars of the estate house on the hill where the goods were stored. Once in Mylor, enjoy a bite to eat or a coffee in Café Mylor before catching the Water Taxi back to Falmouth. St Mawes
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SOUTH WEST COAST PATH WALK The world famous South West Coast Path runs across the entrance to the Fal River and is enjoyed by thousands of walkers every year. The path follows a cliff top route and enjoys some stunning views across the bay, river and surrounding coastline. We highly recommend you try one or both of the routes below if you can. West Route Helford Passage to Falmouth 10 Miles I
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This walk follows the coast path between Falmouth & Helford, a distance of 10 miles. Catch the First Bus 500 service from Falmouth Moor (Check bus times before departing). It follows a scenic country route for around half an hour before arriving in Helford Passage.
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Descend the road to the Ferryboat Inn on the edge of the river, turn left when you reach the sea and follow the coastal path back to Falmouth. Allow 3-4 hours depending on walking speed. Refreshments at Maenporth, Swanpool and Gyllyngvase; all have great beach cafés. The route rounds Pendennis Headland before dropping into Falmouth town. It can also be done in reverse.
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If you’re starting from Falmouth, take the morning ferry to St Mawes, disembark and then catch the Place Ferry from the quay. After jumping off the ferry at Place, pick up the South West Coast Path which will take you along the coast to St Anthony Head. After rounding the headland follow the path along the coast until you reach the gorgeous Porthbeor Beach. From Porthbeor continue along the coast path towards Portscatho. Cross Towan Beach before arriving in Portscatho. Here you will find a delightful Cornish coastal village complete with a local pub where you can grab a well deserved bite to eat. From here you can hop on a bus back to St Mawes or walk back via the Percuil River. If you’re walking back see the ‘Portscatho for Lunch’ walk on p41 for details on the return route. Note: If you’re running late there is an evening water taxi service available which can collect you from Place. See p79.
Make sure you pick up a copy of our detailed Area Map for £2 before you set off.
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Pendennis headland Falmouth Docks & Pendennis Castle 2.5 Miles I
Get There By Ferry: From Ponsharden using the Park & Float See p16 From St Mawes aboard the St Mawes Ferry. See p18
1-2 h (approx) I Map p14-15
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 fantastic views across the harbour and into the active dockyard below. A short distance after the docks you will find the entrance for Pendennis Castle. Take some time to visit this prominent castle and enjoy its breathtaking views. See page 76. Continuing along Castle Drive you will come to Pendennis Point where you can explore the headland and enjoy an ice cream.
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From Pendennis Point continue along Castle Drive until you reach a fork. Bear right and pick up Castle Hill which will take you back to the roundabout next to Falmouth Docks. From the roundabout follow your original track back into town. Extend this walk by strolling down the sea front to Gyllyngvase Beach with its beachside cafĂŠ (p97), golden sand and crystal clear waters.
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HELFORD SHORT WALKS 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. Around the river you can enjoy a series of achievable short walks that link up with sub-tropical gardens, a sprinkling of waterside pubs, quirky galleries, stunning unspoilt scenery and the iconic Frenchman’s Creek, made famous by Daphne du Maurier’s classic novel.
River Gardens Three large valleys run down to the Helford River and all enjoy an almost sub-tropical climate. Glendurgan and Carwinion are famed for their diverse range of species and breathtaking locations and we strongly recommend you visit if you’re in the area (p88 & p89). Walks around this section of the river can be started from various locations and the coastal section between Bream Cove and Helford Passage is a must do, ideally punctuated with a well deserved pint and crab sandwich at the Ferryboat Inn.
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 along the river to the famous creek, taking time to enjoy this magical spot and the inspiration it gave du Maurier for her novel. Finish up with a bite to eat at the Shipwrights Inn before catching the ferry back to reality. 48
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Lizard Get there By Bus: Scenic coastal route from Falmouth on the First Great Western 500 service. See p33
USE YOUR CARD Get here from Falmouth with your Visitor Travel Pass the Fal Mussel Card Visitor. See p8 Walk: Follow the South West Coast Path from Falmouth (10 miles) and then return on the bus after a well deserved pint overlooking the river. See p46 See also: Helford Ferry p28
Flexibility We do not describe specific walks in this area but refer people to our separately sold map, encouraging walkers instead to explore the network of trails around the river and all the little secrets it holds. www.falriver.co.uk/getabout
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To save money grab a Fal Mussel
TREASURE TRAILS Two great fun ways to explore the river, the trails take from two hours to a full day.
Card. Great Value, see p8.
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Solve the clues, follow the Trail and find the pirate treasure. Don’t forget to grab your treasure after you solve all the clues. “A brilliant, inspired way for all the family to enjoy the great outdoors.’’ The Guardian
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This is the shortest trail and is split into two parts, one explores St Mawes and the other St Anthony Head, both on the beautiful Roseland Peninsula.
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Both parts can be completed individually or together.
Truro: Tourist Information
Start the Trail at Falmouth, Trelissick or Truro by catching a ferry to St Mawes. In St Mawes you can complete part one before taking the Place Ferry to St Anthony Head to complete part two. Both trails involve a walk, 1 mile for part one and 4.5 miles for part two.
Falmouth: Fal River Visitor
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You can buy your Treasure Trail and ferry tickets / Fal Mussel Cards at:
Centre, Boscawen St, TR1 2NE Information Centre, Prince of Wales Pier, TR11 3DF St Mawes: Ferry Ticket Hut, The Quay, TR2 5AG
All day I £6.00
This is the big one and takes you all around the river using ferries, buses and trains and makes great use of your Fal Mussel Visitor Card (p8). Start from anywhere on the river and then complete the big loop that takes in Falmouth, Trelissick, Truro & St Mawes. Really great fun and a real challenge that takes in the whole river in a day. There are special prizes for successful treasure hunters! Prices do not include ferry tickets. 49
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The best of Cornwall is here in this stunning landscape that lies between the inter tidal waters of the Fal Estuary. Explore deserted sandy beaches, winding estuaries, ancient woodlands and valleys, creeks and vaulted headlands. The sea has shaped the area with many a story emanating from the rich farmland, shipwrecks, Bronze Age sites, historical estates and gardens and churches built on lands first established by Celtic saints. Accordingly, the South West Coast Path is a perfect jewel in the crown of the Roseland Peninsula. Pick up a Fal Mussel Visitor Card and a Fal River Attraction Pass; together these are your tickets for a great day out. Fantastic views will greet you at every turn, whether it’s from the deck of an Enterprise Boat crossing the harbour or gazing out to sea from Pendennis Point in Falmouth. Why would you want to be anywhere else? Engage, explore, enjoy. We are truly spoilt for choice! Paul Simmons walkitcornwall
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The best beaches in the area with detailed local knowledge. 58 FALMOUTH A h
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Discover Falmouth and its bustling port and town. 60 EXPLORE ROSELAND 64 An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Roseland Peninsula. 62 VISIT ST MAWES
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The retail centre of Cornwall with a huge range of independent shops. ORCA SEA SAFARIS 72 Coastal sea safaris searching for marine wildlife including dolphins, basking sharks and seals. ATTRACTIONShe
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THE FAL RIVER ATTRACTION PASS The ideal Fal Mussel Card partner
ONE DAY CARD ONLY £10
The Fal River Attraction Pass gives you unlimited entry to the award-winning gardens, castles and attractions around the river. Pick up a one day adult card for ONLY £10 and you’ll start saving money straight away. This easy to use attraction pass gives you unlimited entry to the Fal River’s best attractions for a period of 1, 2, 3 or 6 days. So grab a Fal River Attraction Pass and let your adventures begin… National Maritime Museum Cornwall This multi-award winning museum celebrated its 10th birthday in 2013 and is a fantastic day out for young and old alike. Pendennis & St Mawes Castle Steeped in history, legend and myth Pendennis Castle and St Mawes Castle are throwbacks to a forgotten age and history comes alive on each visit to these stalwarts of the Cornish coast. Trelissick Garden Beautiful National Trust garden on the banks of the Fal River with some wonderful woodland walks. Glendurgan Garden Head to the Helford and enjoy this special sub-tropical garden.
Coming by car?
Carwinion Garden Home to one of the country’s most impressive bamboo collections.
PRICES Buy your Fal River Attraction Pass at the Park & Float/ Ride site on the outskirts of Falmouth and get FREE all day parking when you buy a Fal Mussel Card as well.
The longer your card is valid the better value it gives; 6 day adult card only £5 a day! PASSES
1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 6 Day
Adults
£10
£13
£15
£30
Children (4-16)
£7
£9
£11
£13
Family (2 + 3)
£28
£34
£38
£70
Lamorran Garden Gorgeous garden in St Mawes. Get there on the St Mawes Ferry. See p18 52
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THINGS TO DO
Where can I use my pass? You can use your Fal River Attraction Pass to get entry to all of the following attractions :
SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVE!
The NMMC Normal entry fee: Adult: £11 Child: £7.60 Family: £31
Trelissick Gardens Normal entry fee: Adult: £8 Child: £4 Family: £20
Lamorran Garden Normal entry fee:
WHERE CAN I BUY ONE?
Adult: £7.50
Ticket Offices: Attraction Passes are available from our ticket offices in Falmouth, St Mawes, Truro, Trelissick and the Falmouth Park & Float/Ride site. For locations, opening times and parking see p12.
Child: FREE Family: N/A
Glendurgan Garden Normal entry fee: Adult: £7.50 Child: £3.90
Online: Buy it online at www.falriver.co.uk/pass
Family: £18.90
Carwinion Garden Normal entry fee: Adult: £5 Child: FREE Family: N/A
English Heritage Normal entry fee: Adult: £6.70 Child: £3.90 Family: £16.90 www.falriver.co.uk/thingstodo
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Top 10
Top 10
TOP 10 THINGS TO DO1 1
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START FROM FALMOUTH PARK & FLOAT Start your day at Falmouth Park & Ride / Float and get FREE ALL DAY PARKING when you
buy a 1 day Fal Mussel
Visit St Mawes on the Ferry
Discover Falmouth
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Ferries depart from Falmouth hourly, 7 days a week, all year round. Enjoy the scenic 20 min harbour crossing aboard a classic wooden ferry. Passes Falmouth Docks, Pendennis & St Mawes Castles, Black Rock, marine wildlife & St Anthony’s Lighthouse. In St Mawes there is plenty to see and do with many waterside pubs and cafés, the castle, galleries and gift shops. Lamorran Garden is a must and there is a selection of scenic short walks and some lovely sandy beaches.
Falmouth, a historic harbour full of cafés, gift shops, galleries and attractions. While in town don’t miss the Maritime Museum. This multi-award winning attraction celebrates the sea and has regular exhibitions, a café overlooking the harbour and children’s activities. Arrive in style aboard a classic wooden ferry using Falmouth Park & Float, TR10 8AD.
Orca Sea Safaris
Visit Trelissick Garden
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Wildlife and fast coastal boat trips aboard Seaquest. Our trips aim to introduce you to the outstanding beauty of the coastline around the Fal River and bay whilst looking for wildlife that maybe in the area. This could include dolphins, basking sharks & seals. Departs daily from Falmouth. Book online at: www.falriver.co.uk/ orca
Magical estate overlooking the Fal River with beautiful woodland walking trails (free) & sub-tropical gardens with a superb collection of tender and exotic plants. Café, gallery & gift shop. Get here by ferry from Falmouth, Truro or St Mawes p24.
Card Visitor!
TR10 8AD This 500 space car park on the outskirts of Falmouth is the ideal place to start your day out on the river.
When you arrive head to the Ticket Office and ask for a ‘1 Day Fal Mussel Card Visitor’. This will give you unlimited travel around the river including the regular bus and ferry services into town. 10am - 6pm, June - Sept 7 days. www.falriver.co.uk/float
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Grab your boots Page 40
Guided and selfguided walks around the Fal River. Best explored with a Fal Mussel Card or contact Paul Simmons at walkitcornwall who runs walking holidays and guided walks. www.walkitocornwall.co.uk
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On the water Page 78
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Explore the Roseland Peninsula
National Maritime Museum Cornwall
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A delightful peninsula famed for its beauty, walks and stunning scenery. Visit one of its many picture postcard villages with their traditional pubs, cafés, galleries, gardens and golden beaches. Get here on the St Mawes Ferry from Falmouth then change for the Place Ferry to St Anthony. Alternatively arrive by car using the King Harry Ferry and save a 26 mile round journey.
From kayak hire, surfing and paddle boarding to sailing schools, windsurfing, boat hire and fishing trips, the Fal River has it all.
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A great fun way to explore the river. Follow the Trail, solve the clues & see the sights. p49. Two versions that take from two hours to a full day. Packs come with ferry tickets or Mussel Cards. One of the most popular ways to discover the river. Great value and ideal for families. Packs available from St Mawes Ticket Office, Truro Tourist Information Centre and Fal River Visitor Information Centre.
Multi-award winning museum that celebrates the sea. Regular exhibitions, café, & children’s activities. Get here from Truro by train or ferry with a Fal Mussel Card.
Events & Festivals Page 128
The river is buzzing with events all year round, from festivals and regattas to theatre, markets and an outdoor cinema on King Harry Ferry. Here is a selection of events not to miss on the Fal River! 24th May - 2nd June Fal River Festival Fal River 14th - 16th June International Sea Shanty Festival 9th- 19th August Falmouth Week 10th-13th October Falmouth Oyster Festival 19th Oct-4th Nov Fal River Autumn Walking Festival
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GETTINGTO AROUND THINGS DO Beaches Safety tips
Beach map
EMERGENCY AT SEA OR ON THE COAST
Beach
Every year, thousands of people get into real, life-threatening difficulty on our coasts.
Dogs permitted
They may be washed out to sea, pulled under by a strong rip current, or simply get into the water when conditions are dangerous.
Food & Drink Lifeguard
To ensure you and your family don’t put yourselves in danger, we have compiled some simple steps you can take to stay safe on the beach.
King Harry Ferry
Parking Public toilets
TOP TIPS TO STAY SAFE 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.
Pendower & Carne Flushing
When on a lifeguarded beach, find the red and yellow flags and always swim or bodyboard between them – this area is patrolled by lifeguards.
Porthcurnick Portscatho
St Mawes
Falmouth
Pentewan Gorran Haven Portholland
N Gyllyngvase Swanpool
Towan Porthbeor
Maenporth
Little & Great Molunan
Helford
E
W S
NOT TO SCALE
Pentewan
Never swim alone. If you get in trouble, stick your hand in the air and shout for help. 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.
Gorran Haven
KNOW YOUR FLAGS Danger. NEVER enter the water when the red flag is flying, under any circumstances. Patrolled by lifeguards. These are the safe areas to swim, bodyboard and use inflatables.
A wide sandy beach with access via
A popular wide sandy beach with
Pentewan village. Excellent for swimming
good parking and access via a large
and watersports. Small car park which can
slipway. A safe swimming beach with
get busy during the summer months.
good facilities including café, shop
Patrolled by lifeguards. For use of watercraft such as surfboards and kayaks. Offshore wind. You should NEVER use an inflatable when the sock is flying.
and toilets. Near: Mevagissey
On the map: N5 p121
Near: Gorran
On the map: M6 p121
Best conditions for a pleasant day:
Best conditions for a pleasant day:
Wind Direction: N, NW, W & SW
Wind Direction: NE, N, NW & W
Avoid: Strong E, SE & S winds
Avoid: Strong E, SE & S winds
Tide: Best LW +/- 5 Hrs
Tide: Best LW +/- 4 Hrs
Parking: Small car park in village
Parking: Near to the beach
Dogs: Banned all year
Dogs: Allowed all year
Public Toilets: Above beach
Public Toilets: In town
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RNLI For further information on beach safety, go to rnli.org.uk/beachsafety or call 0800 328 0600
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THINGS TOBeaches DO Portholland
Porthcurnick
Portscatho
A small sandy beach linking the two coves
A wide sandy beach backed by lush
Mostly rocky but with many sandy
of East and West Portholland. Covered
green fields and sheltered by steep
patches. Great for rock-pooling at low
at high tide but some great rockpooling
cliffs either side. Home to the famous
tide. Set at the base of an attractive
at low tide. Level access to the beach at
Hidden Hut, as seen on TV. For info on
fishing village with lots of amenities
West Portholland.
feast nights see: www.hiddenhut.co.uk
such as shops, galleries and pubs.
Near: Portscatho
Near: Portscatho
Near: Portholland
On the map: J6 p121
On the map: F7 p121
On the map: F8 p121
Best conditions for a pleasant day:
Best conditions for a pleasant day:
Best conditions for a pleasant day:
Wind Direction: W, NW, N & NE
Wind Direction: N, NW, W & SW
Wind Direction: SE, S, SW, W & NW
Avoid: Strong E, SE & S winds
Avoid: Strong E, SE & S winds
Avoid: Strong E winds
Tide: Best LW +/- 4 Hrs
Tide: Best LW +/- 4 Hrs
Tide: Best LW +/- 3 Hrs
Parking: Limited
Parking: Portscatho car park , 5 mns walk
Parking: Portscatho car park
Dogs: Allowed all year but on lead
Dogs: Allowed. Bins in Portscatho
Dogs: Allowed. Bins in the village
Public Toilets: In town
Public Toilets: In Portscatho
Public Toilets: In Portscatho
Pendower/Carne Beach
Lunch on the beach
A mile long sandy beach sheltered by
After a morning on the beach, head up the
Great safe beach for kids with flat soft
hill and treat yourself to lunch at the Nare
sand and lots of shelter.
Hotel’s ‘’Quarterdeck’’ restaurant. Looking out across Carne Beach towards Nare Head, the Quarterdeck has an excellent lunch menu including a wide range of
the dominant Nare Headland to the east.
Near: Veryan
On the map: G7 p121
Best conditions for a pleasant day: Wind Direction: NE, N, NW & W Avoid: E, SE, S & SW winds
freshly caught sea food that can be enjoyed
See Also:
together with a glass of chilled rosé wine
The Nare Hotel: Page 104
and the spectacular view.
The Quarterdeck: Page 95 Visit St Mawes: Page 66
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GETTINGTO AROUND THINGS DO Beaches Towan
St Mawes & Summers Beach
A sandy crescent shaped beach that is
Small but very sheltered beach in the
larger than it may first appear. It has
fishing village of St Mawes. Close to
coarse sand and rock-pools at low tide.
shops, pubs & toilets and connected to
Usually a quiet beach.
Falmouth by a regular ferry service.
Near: Froe
On the map: E9 p120
Near: St Mawes
On the map: D8 p120
Best conditions for a pleasant day:
Best conditions for a pleasant day:
Wind Direction: SE, E, NE & N
Wind Direction: W, NW, N, NE & E
Avoid: Strong E & S winds
Avoid: Strong E & S winds
Tide: Best LW +/- 5 Hrs
Tide: Best LW +/- 4 Hrs
Parking: At Porth farm, 5 mns walk
Dogs: Not allowed on Summers Beach
Dogs: No restrictions
See Also
Food & Drinks: In Porthscatho
St Mawes Ferry: Page 18
Little & Great Molunan Set in the shelter of St Anthony’s Lighthouse and headland, Great Molunan overlooks the Carrick Roads and Falmouth harbour. A picturesque cove with a sandy beach and plenty of quirky nooks and crannies to explore. Access is down a steep set of steps from the headland car park or via the footpath from Place. One of the only beaches sheltered in easterly sea breezes. Great snorkelling! Near: St Anthony Head
On the map: D9 p120
Best conditions for a pleasant day: Wind Direction: N, NE, E & SE Avoid: Strong W, SW & S winds Tide: Best LW +/- 4 Hrs See Also St Mawes Ferry: Page 18 Place Ferry: Page 20 Walks: Page 40 Visit St Mawes: Page 66
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THINGS TOBeaches DO Porthbeor
Gyllyngvase
At the base of a high cliff and down a
Access this secluded beach by using the
Falmouth’s main beach and a ten minute walk
long steep set of steps; very secluded
Place Ferry. See p20.
from town. Soft sand with good facilities
and worth the climb. Coarse sand, many rockpools at low tide and some caves.
Swanpool
but busy during summer. Near: Bohortha
On the map: E9 p120
Best conditions for a pleasant day:
Near: Falmouth
Wind Direction: W, NW, N, NE & E
Best conditions for a pleasant day:
Avoid: Strong E & S winds
Wind Direction: SW, W, NW & N
Tide: Best LW +/- 4 Hrs
Avoid: Strong S, SE, E & NE winds
Parking: On road
Tide: Best any tide, some surf at low tide
See Also
Dogs: Only in winter (banned Easter to Oct 1st)
Visit St Mawes: Page 66
See Also
Explore the Roseland: Page 64
Discover Falmouth: Page 60
Walks: Page 40
Walks: Page 46
Maenporth
On the map: C9 p120
Helford Passage Trebah & Durgan Great little ferry service.
Small but friendly beach with excellent
Extremely sheltered beach, a ten minute
Extremely attractive beaches on the
facilities close to Falmouth. Watersports
drive from Falmouth. Very flat and safe
north shore of the Helford Estuary. Beach
centre, cafĂŠ, car park and water toys
with fine sand and good facilities.
at Helford Passage has a pub, toilets,
to hire, perfect for families and highly recommended.
Near: Falmouth
On the map: A9 p120
Best conditions for a pleasant day:
ferry and boat hire with the ferry landing on the beach at Trebah and Durgan.
Wind Direction: SW, W, NW & N
Near: Helford
Avoid: Strong S, SE, E & NE winds
Best conditions for a pleasant day:
Best conditions for a pleasant day:
Tide: Best any tide and surf at low tide
Wind Direction: NE, N , NW & W
Wind Direction: SW, W, NW & N
Dogs: Only in winter (banned Easter to Oct 1st)
Avoid: Strong E winds
Avoid: Strong S, SE, E & NE winds
See Also:
Tide: Best any tide with good rock pooling at low
Tide: Best any tide and surf at low tide
St Mawes Ferry: Page 18
See Also
Dogs: Only in winter (banned Easter to Oct 1st)
Discover Falmouth: Page 60
Glendurgan Gardens: Page 89
Near: Falmouth
On the map: B9 p120
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On the map: A10 p120
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Pick up a copy of the new Falmouth Guide from the Fal River Visitor Information Centre on the Prince of Wales Pier.
DISCOVER FALMOUTH The third largest, natural deep water harbour in the world, Falmouth and its active port are bustling with activity all year round. Falmouth plays host to a wide range of cafĂŠs, shops, galleries and bars. It is also home to the Maritime Museum and Pendennis Castle as well as hosting the Oyster Festival, Fal River Festival and Falmouth Week.
Falmouth Oysters
Henri-Lloyd Falmouth Week
History Falmouth has played a role in the defence of the nation since Tudor times when Henry VIII built the twin castles of St Mawes & Pendennis to guard the entrance to one of the finest natural harbours in the world. 60
St Mawes Ferry runs 364 days a year from Great shopping
Falmouth to St Mawes www.falriver.co.uk/thingstodo
THINGS TO DO Visits Pendennis Castle Overlooking the Carrick Roads with breathtaking views. Built by Henry VIII in 1545 the fort includes a discovery centre, guided underground tours and regular special events including war time weekends and jousting. See p76.
Beaches The seaward side of Falmouth has a selection of great beaches to enjoy only a ten minute walk from the town centre. Ideal for rockpooling, surfing, swimming and sunbathing. All have cafés/restaurants, most have toilets and Gylly has seasonal lifeguards. See p59.
Get wet
The third largest natural deep water harbour in the world, there is no shortage of ways to get out on the water from boat hire and sailing schools to windsurfing and kayak hire. See p78-80.
Tuck in In 1661 the town was officially declared as Falmouth and for 200 years it flourished as the second busiest port in the British Empire. In 1668 the Post Office established a service from Falmouth to foreign 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.
More info...
Make sure you pick up a
Shopping
copy of the fantastic new
Spend an afternoon browsing the vibrant and bustling town centre with its charming mix of shops. Here you will find a myriad of art galleries, retro clothing stores, antique outlets and bookshops, sitting alongside well known high street names.
pocket sized Falmouth map from various outlets.
Maritime Museum Visitor Attraction of the Year 2012. Don’t leave Falmouth without visiting this fantastic museum overlooking the harbour. Regularly changing displays, interactive demonstrations, viewing tower, waterside café, talks and events. More details on p74.
Ferry hub Gyllyngvase Beach
Falmouth is the gateway to your Fal River Links
Do Visit
experience. Ditch your car and hop on one of
Falmouth’s official website
the regular ferries that connect Falmouth with
www.falmouth.co.uk
the rest of the river and its gardens, attractions,
Official Facebook page
walks and beaches.
Falmouth - Spirit of the sea www.falriver.co.uk/thingstodo
Fast establishing itself as the ‘foody capital’ of Cornwall, Falmouth has plenty of great places to eat from award winning fish & chips overlooking the harbour, to oysters and champagne. See p96-100.
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GETTINGTO AROUND THINGS DO Study
Falmouth University Falmouth University is a vibrant and forward-thinking creative institution specialising in art, design, media, performance and writing. Over our 110-year history, we’ve grown from a small art school with fewer than 200 students to a specialist multi-arts university with around 3,600 full-time and 100 part-time students. We’re also proud to have become a key player on the national and international creative scene.
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THINGS TO DO Study Knowledge Whether you’re just finishing school or contemplating a complete career change, wanting to boost your earning potential or looking to fulfil a long-held dream, Falmouth University’s wealth of courses offers something for everyone. On top of our full-time and part-time undergraduate and postgraduate courses, we also offer a range of flexible learning options including pioneering online courses, Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses designed to fit around full-time work and a wide selection of short one to five-day residential courses covering everything from creative writing to garden design are also available. falmouth.ac.uk/shortcourses
Business
Architect’s impression of AIR building.
Creativity at work
For you, too! But it’s not just about the benefits our full-time students enjoy. If you live in Falmouth, Penryn or the wider Cornwall community, there are lots of ways you can make the most of having Falmouth University on your doorstep…
Events
Facilities Our campuses are not just for students – we actively encourage local residents and businesses to make the most of our superb facilities from photography, reprographics and conference facilities to the gym, music-practice rooms and library. Many of our facilities are available for hire at discounted rates for local community groups and everyone is welcome to use our campuses for walking and leisure. falmouth.ac.uk/facilities www.falriver.co.uk/thingstodo
Accelerating the growth of the creative industries in Cornwall, is the new Academy for Innovation & Research (AIR). From future transport solutions to the potential of superfast broadband in Cornwall, AIR brings together local, national and international businesses, researchers, investors and suppliers to make a valuable and lasting impact on Cornwall’s challenges and opportunities. Got an idea? Get in touch… air.falmouth.ac.uk
CONTACTS: Tel. 01326 211 077 @falmouthuni /falmouthuniversity
Our Performance Centre at Tremough is one of the most sophisticated facilities of its kind in Europe. Its year-round contemporary performance programme is open to everyone and we subsidise performances to keep ticket prices as low as possible. From the highly accessible to the challenging and experimental, we bring an eclectic mix of international-calibre music, theatre and dance to Cornwall and we’d love to share it with you. What’s more, many lectures, exhibitions and events are also open to the public and you’re very welcome to attend. theperformancecentre.org falmouth.ac.uk/events 63
GETTINGTO AROUND THINGS DO Visits Porthbeor beach taken on the South West Coastal path, part of the Roseland Ramble see p38
EXPLORE THE ROSELAND An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Roseland Peninsula really does have the kind of scenery that will take your breath away.
Get there on the ferry
From the mainland:
From Falmouth:
St Mawes Castle
Take a break from traffic
A regular hourly service
See p76.
queues, impatient kids
operates from Falmouth
and
and
across to St Mawes 364
head down to the King
days a year. During the
Harry Ferry. Cutting your
summer additional services
journey to the Roseland
are provided from both
by up to 27 miles, this
the Prince of Wales Pier
quaint chain ferry which
and Custom House Quay.
crosses the Fal River
From St Mawes you can
reduces your journey,
also connect with the Place
fuel cost and pollution.
Ferry. The ferry runs twice
St Mawes Sit on Top
Once aboard you can get
an hour, 7 days a week.
Kayaks, See p79.
out and enjoy the slow
Nestled in the heart of the Fal River, this isolated peninsula is famous for its ‘away from it all’ atmosphere. Country pubs, coastal walks, galleries, water activities, golden beaches...the list goes on and on. Visit The Roseland and enjoy our favourite little corner of Cornwall.
congestion
and scenic crossing. TOP TIP: Always take
See Ferries info p18, 20 & 22.
your camera.
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THINGS TO DO Visits Gardens With its mild Mediterranean-like climate, the Roseland boasts some spectacular gardens which are renowned for their varied range of flora and fauna not normally found in this country. See our Great Gardens section to discover some more about these sub-tropical gardens. See p84.
Visit St Mawes Castle
With breathtaking views across the Carrick Roads, this fine castle is a must for anyone visiting the Roseland. See p76.
Galleries The Roseland has inspired artists for centuries and is full of galleries, craft shops and potteries which offer a wide selection of arts and crafts by local artists. See p82.
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 Guide to find the best beaches on the Roseland. See p56.
Walking The Roseland is a walker’s paradise. Surrounded by water on three sides, the peninsula enjoys a diverse coastline which ranges from sheltered, wooded creeks and secluded inlets to storm-beaten shores and golden beaches. See our Walks section to find a range of achievable short walks around the Roseland Peninsula p40.
Get wet St Mawes, p66
Tuck in
SAVE UP TO £24!
COMBO TICKETS Available at our ticket offices and online.
Porthbeor, p59
ROSELAND RAMBLE
Return ferry from Falmouth to St Mawes and return ferry from St Mawes to Place Creek. Grab your walking boots for a day out on The Roseland. Adult: £14 Child: £9
Family: £38 Concs: £13
King Harry Ferry. www.falriver.co.uk www.falriver.co.uk/thingstodo
From kayaking and rowing to sailing and windsurfing, there is something for everyone on the clear waters of the Percuil and St Mawes Harbour. See p78 - 80.
TOP TIP: For more information
From an afternoon Cornish cream tea to Moules Marinières with a glass of rosé, the Roseland boasts a wide range of cafés, restaurants and pubs. Many are family friendly and welcome dogs, most source their produce locally. See p94-101.
visit The Roseland
Cycling
Visitors Centre in
Quiet lanes and stunning scenery combine to make the Roseland a great place to enjoy a day out on your bike. Even better when you throw in trips on one of the ferries. See p38.
St Mawes: 01326 270 440
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Visits
St St Mawes Mawes Harbour looking across to Falmouth
VISIT ST MAWES 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. Sitting in the shelter of St Mawes Castle the small harbourside village enjoys a wide selection of waterfront cafés, bars, restaurants, ice cream shops and galleries and is an absolute must for anyone visiting Cornwall.
St Mawes Castle p76
Today, thanks to its idyllic location and rich heritage, the town’s main industry is now visitors and the village is busy all year round. Lamorran Garden, p91
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Get wet Sit on top kayaks can be hired from the slipway in St Mawes during the summer months, a great way to explore the river and have some fun. See p79.
History It was in 1536, probably in anticipation of the construction of St Mawes Castle, that a stone pier was built in St Mawes. It
wasn’t until 1854 that the St Mawes Pier & Harbour Company was formed and was granted an act of parliament to develop a new pier and deepen the harbour. The harbour has always looked to the sea for its livelihood and to this day the town still has fishing boats working from the harbour and selling their produce on the quay.
Place Ferry. p20 www.falriver.co.uk/thingstodo
THINGS TO DO Visits
Get there by ferry From Falmouth: On the St Mawes Ferry. 364 days a year. 3 sailings an hour in the Summer. See page 19. From Truro: On the Enterprise Boat. Between Easter and November. 3 sailings a day. See page 24. Explore the Roseland: On the Place Ferry from St Mawes Quay. Between Easter and November. 2 sailings a day. See page 20.
Get wet
Kayak Hire St Mawes See p79
Grab a bite
St Anthony
Top recommendations: Lunch on the terrace at The Tresanton Hotel. A pint of beer with fish & chips at the St Mawes Hotel. Crab salad and a glass of cool crisp wine on the Idle Rocks Terrace. Fresh coffee and a pastry outside Café Chandlers or an ice cream on the ferry on your way home.
Hop on the twice hourly Place Ferry from St Mawes and discover miles of coastal walks on this beautiful peninsula. See p40.
Shopping The village has some really great places to shop and eat including galleries, a post office, delicious fudge & ice creams, gifts and a well-stocked deli. St Mawes Beach See p58
Lamorran Garden
St Mawes Cruises p79
We strongly recommend a visit to this intimate sub-tropical garden looking out over St Anthony Headland, a real treat! Only a 10 minute walk from the harbour. Open April - Sept, Wednesdays and Fridays ONLY. See p91.
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The Castle Stunning views from this perfectly preserved castle only a short ten minute walk from the harbour, well worth a visit. See p76. SAVE UP TO £24!
COMBO TICKETS Available at our ticket offices and online.
ROSELAND RAMBLE
Return ferry from Falmouth to St Mawes and return ferry from St Mawes to Place Creek. Grab your walking boots for a day out on The Roseland. Adult: £14 Child: £9
Family: £38 Concs: £13
King Harry Ferry. www.falriver.co.uk
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Grab a copy of the NEW Truo Guide from Falmouth Visitor Information Centre, St Mawes Ticket Office or Truro Tourist Information Centre.
ENJOy TRURO Truro is the retail centre of Cornwall and boasts an enviable range of independent shops and multiples. Its intriguing and eclectic offering of art galleries, bars, restaurants, nightclubs, a cinema, Hall for Cornwall, Truro Cathedral and The Royal Cornwall Museum make it a year round destination for those who live in, work in and visit Truro. Eating Whether you are looking for a five course meal, a cheeky cocktail or simply a snack on the run, Truro has all the ingredients for the ultimate gourmet destination. What makes 68
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festive Christmas celebrations which run through November and December each year. There are also regular events in Truro’s parks and on Lemon Quay. Visit www.enjoytruro.co.uk or www.truro.gov.uk for a current event listing.
Explore
Truro such a ‘foodie’s fave’ is the sheer diversity of its offering - from Cornish celebrity chefs creating top quality dishes using the finest local ingredients through to a punnet of chips or pasty on Lemon Quay to refuel during a day’s shopping. Pick up a copy of Gourmet Truro from Truro’s Tourist Information Centre for a full listing.
Favourites
The Royal Cornwall Museum. See p82
Markets Enjoy the hustle and bustle of Truro Farmers’ Market on Lemon Quay every Wednesday and Saturday. The quay is also within easy reach of the Pannier Market and Lemon Street Market offering an array of shops and cafés.
Truro is home to what has been described as “the finest example of Georgian architecture west of Bath”. This, mixed with the city’s glorious Gothic-style cathedral, cobbled streets, the iconic Courts of Justice building and modern office blocks make Truro’s architectural scene both varied and spectacular. Discover the hidden ope-ways and beautiful gardens that provide moments of calm in this bustling city. Explore the best of what the city has to offer, download the Truro app, as your personal guide to the city of Truro. This user friendly app is for smartphones and will assist you in discovering Truro’s latest events, places to eat and drink, businesses, as well as special offers.
Performances at the Hall for Cornwall. See p83
Ferry hub Falmouth is the gateway to your Fal River Links experience. Ditch your car and hop on one of
Events Truro hosts a vibrant year round events calendar; ranging from the week long “Truro Festival” in April to the ‘Truro Music Festival’ in September and the www.falriver.co.uk/thingstodo
Tourist Information Centre
the regular ferries that connect Falmouth with
Tel 01872 274555
walks and beaches.
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the rest of the river and its gardens, attractions,
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THE TRUE TASTE OF CORNWALL A visit to Cornwall isn’t complete without the taste of a Skinner’s ale. Better still is a visit to Skinner’s Brewery on the riverbank in Truro where the Queen of Cornish Ales, Betty Stogs, and other awardwinning beers are made.
Skinner’s ales have won more awards than any other brewery in the West Country including a record three times supreme champion of the South West and in 2008, Betty Stogs was selected as the CAMRA Champion Best Bitter of Great Britain. A visit to the Brewery’s Tavern!
The perfect Cornish experience, a pasty and a Skinner’s pint on a Fal River cruise! See p26
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Skinner’s only use the finest ingredients including whole hops (not the cheaper pellet alternative). The beer is made with local Cornish malted barley, grown within six miles of the brewery on three separate farms. This independent, family-run brewery in the capital of Cornwall has a 425 brewer’s barrel weekly capacity (122,400 pints). It brews the finest cask ale in Cornwall and is revered throughout the UK for the quality and distinct hoppy aromas of its beers.
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THINGS TO DO The real Betty Stogs
Betty Stogs is an old Cornish folklore character
Visit Skinner’s
who lived in West Cornwall near Land’s End. She was unkempt and lazy, could never mend her stockings, couldn’t knit or cook but did like a drop of ale. Due to this neglect, the ‘Small People’ took Betty’s child from her and washed the baby in Skinner’s Brewery
the morning dew before returning it. The shock
Newham Road, Truro
of having her baby taken turned Betty into a
TR1 2DP
reformed character and model mother.
01872 271885 Visit Skinner’s Brewery to enjoy the true taste of
See p125
Today you’ll see Betty Stogs at
Cornwall during your stay.
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a range of Cornish events, played by local man Fred
Tours and Tastings:
Prices:
To Visit Skinner’s website
Thomas. You’ll see the
Easter – October
Adults £8
on your phone scan this.
trusty fundraising
Monday – Friday
Children £4.50
bucket always
Two tours daily
Concessions (Senior
with her – over
at 12pm and 2.30pm
Citizens & Students)
the last five years
£6.50
Betty has raised
Visitors are advised to wear flat shoes for the tours. We regret that
a colossal £30,000
we are not able to accommodate children under 14 years old.
for local charities.
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ORCA SEA SAFARIS
DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE TO ALL FAL MUSSEL CARD HOLDERS.
From Falmouth
More details on
www.falriver.co.uk/mussel Runs: All Year Round Postcode: TR11 3QY Info & Bookings: 01326 214 928 Book online: www.orcaseasafaris.co.uk
Orca Sea Safaris runs a wide range of wildlife watching cruises from Falmouth aboard its fast, purpose built Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB).
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THINGS TO DO What you might see...
Sea Safaris We run a range of Sea Safaris all year round from our
Dolphins and Porpoise Common, Bottlenose and Rissos Dolphins, and Harbour Porpoises can sometimes be seen close inshore or in larger pods further out to sea.
Basking Sharks The second largest fish in the world visit our coastline at certain times of the year.
Seals Atlantic Grey Seals can often be seen basking on rocks or we may see their heads pop up, investigating us as much as we are investigating them!
Birds A huge variety of birds can be found on our safaris, from the awesome Gannet diving into the sea at 60 mph, to the majestic Peregrine Falcon.
base at the Maritime Museum in Falmouth.
2 HRS COASTAL EXPLORER Adult: £39.50 Child: £28 Families: £125 Our most popular trip. Look for wildlife, discover our diverse coastline and enjoy an entertaining and informative commentary. May see dolphins, sharks & seals. Also available evenings. 1 HR BAY DISCOVERY Adult: £24 Child: £16 Families: £75 An excellent way to get out on the water for a Safari taster. You may see seals and bird-life on this trip, as well as exploring the coastal areas close to Falmouth Bay. GROUP BOOKINGS AND CHARTERS Get a group of people together for your own individual trip... Popular group bookings include stag and hen parties, birthday parties, corporate, history or education trips, photography...
Another perspective Discover picturesque Cornish towns and villages from a different perspective.
Reefs, Rocks & Wrecks Visit notorious areas of rugged coastline such as the infamous Manacles reef, resting place of over 100 shipwrecks.
Tall Tales Listen to tales of smuggling in days gone by and discover local legends such as the Cornish sea monster. Experience places that have been brought to life in literature such as Daphne du Maurier’s Frenchman’s Creek, castles, lighthouses, geology... the list is endless.
DISCOUNTS For children (6 to 16), families and groups HOW TO BOOK: 01326 214 928 www.orcaseasafaris.co.uk
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Or receive 10% when you show your Fal Mussel Visitor or Visitor PLUS (See p8). WARNING! The trip is not suitable for pregnant women or people with back / hip complaints etc. Please make your skipper aware of any relevant medical conditions. All sailings subject to weather & circumstances. Full refund given if sailing cancelled. Credit Cards Accepted.
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GETTINGTO AROUND THINGS DO National Maritime Museum Cornwall
THE MUSEUM TO HAVE FUN IN WHATEVER THE WEATHER!
Celebrating its 10th anniversary in
home safely when the worst happens
miss your chance for a visit. The National
2013 the multi-award winning National
at sea and around our coast.
Maritime Museum Cornwall is the Museum to have fun in whatever the weather!
Maritime Museum Cornwall has 15 galleries, over five floors beautifully
More than just a Museum about boats,
illustrating the past, present and
explore the stories of the people who
Open daily:
future of this island nation. Winner of
used these vessels and the adventures
10am-5pm, seven days a week.
Large Attraction of the Year at the 2012
they had in them. Ascend the 100ft Look
Closed Christmas Day & Boxing Day.
Cornwall Tourism Awards, the Museum
Out tower and see Falmouth’s famous
features a number of stunning exhibitions
harbour from the skies, then descend
2013 prices:
dedicated to the sea, boats and Cornwall.
into the Tidal Zone to appreciate one of
Adults £11
only three natural underwater galleries in
Children (0-5) free, (6-15) £7.60
The blockbuster Search & Rescue exhibi-
the world - and the cormorants, seals,
Senior (60+) £9
tion invites you to enter the world of the
shrimp, bass and mullet swimming
Family (2 adults, up to 3 children) £31
maritime rescue services where ordinary
by its epic 22ft tall tidal windows. Be
Groups receive discount on groups of 10+
people lead extraordinary lives, risking
spellbound by a sky filled with a flotilla
their lives to save yours. Experience
of flying boats and lose yourself in a
Pay once and get in FREE for a full 12
the drama of a rescue, climb aboard a
world of maritime history.
months!
Sea King helicopter, meet the crews,
Discovery Quay, Falmouth, TR11 3QY
explore a lifeboat, hit the ‘beach’ on a
With hands-on activities, talks, lectures,
Telephone: 01326 313 388
quad bike, revisit rescues from the past
workshops, rotating events and exhibi-
www.nmmc.co.uk
and discover what it takes to bring you
tions, there’s so much happening, don’t
In: Falmouth
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THINGS TO DO Park & Float to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall
Falmouth
St Mawes
CHQ
Park and Float to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall and get discounted entry. Wash away the stress of parking in town and arrive at the Maritime Museum in style by using the Park & Float. A regular ferry service runs from the car park at Ponsharden direct to Custom House Quay in town. From there it’s only a three minute walk to the museum. When you arrive show your float ticket at the desk and enjoy ‘Discounted Entry’ to this world class attraction. Park & Float and help reduce congestion. See also Park and Float p16 Telephone: 01326 319 417 www.falriver.co.uk/float In: Falmouth
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Get to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall aboard the St Mawes Ferry
PWP
St Mawes
CHQ
Falmouth
From St Mawes take the ferry across the harbour to Falmouth and visit The National Maritime Museum Cornwall. From Custom House Quay in Falmouth the Maritime Museum is only a short three minute walk away. When you arrive show your ferry ticket at the desk and enjoy ‘Discounted Entry’ to this world class attraction. See also St Mawes Ferry p18 Telephone: 01872 861 910 www.falriver.co.uk/smf In: St Mawes /Falmouth
On the map: p122
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GETTINGTO AROUND THINGS DO Pendennis Castle
St Mawes Castle
Open daily from Easter to 3rd Nov 2013. Open Sat & Sun from 4th Nov - Easter, (Open Daily Feb half term)
450 years of history on offer with a hands-
Visit St Mawes Castle, facing Pendennis
Castle open:
on Discovery Centre and Barrack Block,
Castle across the Fal Estuary, one of the
Open Easter - October:
interactive displays, underground tunnels,
most picturesque and beautiful of Henry
Sunday - Friday (plus Saturday in October)
the big guns and a relaxing tearoom.
VIII’s coastal fortresses, unchanged over
November - Easter:
English Heritage, Pendennis Castle, TR11 4LP
the centuries. Climb to the battlements
Saturday & Sunday
Telephone: 01326 316 594
and take in the magnificent views as you
 English Heritage, St Mawes Castle, TR2 5DE
www.english-heritage.org.uk/pendennis
let the audio tour bring the history of the
Telephone: 01326 270 526
In: Falmouth
castle and its occupants to life. Only five
www.english-heritage.org.uk/stmawes
minutes walk from the St Mawes quay.
In: St Mawes
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Two Castles Ferry Link PWP
St Mawes
CHQ
Falmouth
The St Mawes Ferry provides a regular ferry link across the body of water that separates these two magnificent castles. From the quay in St Mawes the castle is only a short 5 minute walk away and from Custom House Quay in Falmouth. Pendennis Castle is only a short 15 minute walk up the hill past the spectacular viewpoint looking out over Falmouth Dock. Ask at a ticket office for more information on the castles and their events.
See also St Mawes Ferry page 18 Telephone: 01872 861 910 www.falriver.co.uk/smf In: St Mawes/Falmlouth
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THINGS TO DO Dydh Tours
BF Adventure
Online Booking Discount code: FR01, Check availability and book via: www. bfadventure.org
Dydh Tours offer high quality, guided
evening performance under the stars at
Outdoor activity centre offering exciting
day tours to the most beautiful locations
the open air Minack Theatre.
adventure sports, team building, private
in Cornwall. You can journey along the
Our tours run 1st May - 27th September
parties, school programmes and holiday
magical Cornish coast from St Michael’s
2013 and we collect from hotels across
adventure days .
Mount to St Ives for a Cornish Experience
Falmouth. Visit our website for full details and to book.
Goodygrane Activity Centre, TR10 9BX
or explore the contrasting coves of the most southerly point in Great Britain on
Telephone: 07849 378830
www.bfadventure.org
the Lizard Peninsula. For a truly unique
info@dydhtours.co.uk
Near: Penryn
experience why not join us for an
www.dydhtours.co.uk
Telephone: 01326 340 912 Booking Essential
/BF-Adventure
@BFadventure
King Harry Coaches: Classic Coach Hire
King Harry Coaches run a fleet of
The coach will arrive dressed with
You may have already seen us on the
classic coaches, specialising in weddings
ribbons and flowers. For other special
road, now you can join in the experience
and private hire in Cornwall. Make
occasions or club outings, you can
yourself.
your wedding day even more special
climb aboard ‘Dumpy’, ‘Harry’ or
by transporting your guests to and from
‘Hughy’ who will take you on a novel,
the ceremony and back to their hotel in
nostalgic journey through the county
61 Dracaena Avenue, Falmouth, TR11 2EL
one of our charming coaches without
to a destination of your choice.
Telephone: 01326 318 868
the hassle of following directions and
www.kingharrycoaches.com
finding parking facilities.
Near: Falmouth
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GETTINGTO AROUND THINGS DO Devoran Creek Cycle Hire
Mylor Boat Hire
Start Cornwall’s Coast-to-Coast trail at
Our fleet of 16’ Picarooners carry up to 6
10 people, a RIB licensed for 6 people,
the beautiful creekside village of Devoran.
people, are easy to steer, very stable and
and 3 small sailing cruisers, including 2
Ride off-road to the North Coast town
great fun! We have motor and sailing
Shrimpers and a Leisure 20.
of Portreath on our fully maintained
versions, all fully equipped with safety
specialized bikes.
gear. You will be fitted with your own
The Old Quay Inn, Devoran, TR3 6ND
lifejacket and given full instructions on
Mylor Yacht Harbour, Falmouth, TR11 5UF
Telephone: 01872 863 142
boat handling. Our boats are available for
Telephone: 01326 377 745
www.devorancreekcyclehire.com
hourly, daily or weekly hire. In addition
www.mylorboathire.co.uk
In: Devoran
to our Picarooners we have a Launch for
Near: Falmouth
On the map: C5 p120
Bissoe Bike Hire
On the map: C7 p120
Falmouth Boat Hire DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE TO ALL FAL MUSSEL CARD HOLDERS.
Hundreds of bikes available
More details on
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Cycle hire & café on a mainly off road
Looking for a brilliant experience?
forgotten. It’s an awesome safe day out
cycle path. Over 60km to explore. Family
The only way you can discover all
for the family, and you’ll be amazed by
friendly routes, also serious off road fun.
the hidden-treasure of The River Fal
the scenery and wildlife.
is by hiring a SELF DRIVE boat for
Book online today to secure your boat!
half a day or full day. You don’t need
Custom House Quay, Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 3JT
Bike Chain Bissoe Bike Hire, Bissoe, TR4 8QZ
any experience at all, we give you a
Telephone: 01872 870 341
map and complete instruction. Pilot
www.falmouthboathire.co.uk/falriver
www.cornwallcyclehire.com
your own 18 foot cabin boat and take
On the map: p122
In: Bissoe
your family to a land that time has
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Telephone: 07951 610 247
/FalmouthBoatHire
@FalBoatHire
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THINGS TO DO St Mawes Sit-on Kayaks, Mini Cruises & Water Taxi
Falmouth Surf School DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE TO ALL FAL MUSSEL CARD HOLDERS.
DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE TO ALL FAL MUSSEL CARD HOLDERS.
More details on
More details on
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Hire sit-on kayaks and explore the
take an evening water taxi trip. You can
Falmouth/ Porthtowan Surf School offers
tranquil Percuil River and creeks. Stop
even combine a ride on the RIB with a
you and your family all inclusive, safe,
off on the beach or at a secluded cove
paddle! All local authority licensed and
fun and unforgettable surfing lessons.
for a picnic. Perhaps even paddle to the
inspected, fully insured.
Surf hire delivery service available. We
lighthouse, or past The King Harry Ferry!
The Quay, St Mawes, TR2 5DG
offer FREE 20 min transport to our
Telephone: 07971 846786
surfbase in Porthtowan for tuition.
Alternatively come for a blast aboard our 8 passenger RIB “Paramour” (operating
www.stmaweskayaks.co.uk
Telephone: 01326 212 144
this winter also). Zoom around the bay,
In: St Mawes
www.falmouthsurfschool.co.uk
down to Helford, visit a waterside pub or
On the map: p123
/stmaweskayaks.co.uk
/ falmouth/porthtowansurfschool
Sailaclassic
Fal River Cruises
We have a range of boats available for
Knowledgeable staff, friendly crew and
Come sailing for a day on the beautiful
private hire and charter on the Fal River.
pristine boats can help make your special
classic ketch “September”. Explore the
Once on board one of our classic ferries we
occasion even more spectacular.
Fal River and surrounding area with an
promise you and your guests will enjoy a
experienced, friendly skipper. Full day,
beautiful private cruise along Cornwall’s
See page 26 for more information.
half day and overnight trips.
most stunning stretch of water. Whether
Around the Fal River
Falmouth Visitors Marina
you’re celebrating a special occasion,
Telephone: 01326 74 11 94
Telephone: 07758 651816
organising an event or simply want an
www.falriver.co.uk/charter
amazing day out, we have a trip to suit you. www.falriver.co.uk/thingstodo
/falriver
www.sailaclassic.co.uk @falriver
/Sail a classic
josh@sailaclassic.co.uk
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Charters Southwest
Cornish cruising is a family run yacht
theory shore based and practical Day
Join us afloat to explore the stunning
charter company and RYA school. Come
Skipper and Yacht Master. Come and
coastline and tranquil creeks. Spectate the
and hire a yacht for the day, or longer,
share our way of life and love of the sea.
sailing events, Red Arrows and Fireworks
exploring the many creeks and estuaries
Open all year round.
on one of our Motorboats or Powerboats
with their natural beauty and wildlife.
available for Charter. Call us for more details.
If you want someone to take you to the
Falmouth Marina, Falmouth, TR11 2TD
Port Pendennis Marina, Falmouth, TR11 3YL
very best places allow us to provide a
Telephone: 01326 211 800
Telephone: 01326 313 000
skipper with useful and interesting local
www.cornishcruising.com
knowledge. Competent Crew level,
In: Falmouth
Loe Beach Watersports & Hire
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/Southwest Powerboating
@SWPowerboating
Wando Lady: Exclusive Luxury Cruising
fully licensed by the MCA.
HIRE: Kayaks, Motor Boats, Sailing
This beautiful motor yacht is available
Dinghies, Paddle Boards & Row Boats.
for half day, day and weekly charter
TUITION IN: Sailing, Windsurfing,
for flexible cruising in the local area or
Call today for a quote, more information
Powerboating and Paddle Boarding.
channel hopping. With your own crew,
or brochure.
Feock, Truro TR3 6SH
luxury catering and dining are available.
Telephone: 01872 864 295
Licensed for up to 20 guests it’s ideal for
Mylor Yacht Harbour, Falmouth
www.loebeach.co.uk
weddings, birthday and special occasions.
Telephone: 07836 788004
Large dining area, luxurious cabins and
www.wandolady.com
accommodation, spacious deck area,
Near: Mylor
Near: Truro /loebeach
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THINGS TO DO Falmouth Aquarium
The Falmouth Aquarium is a unique
able to observe. We are a unique facility,
An exciting all-weather tourist attraction
Cornish charity with local and international
where we combine aquarium tanks with
and educational facility, it is a place where
links. Rather than focusing on large marine
museum exhibits to enhance the visitors’
the public start to understand and fall in
mammals like other aquariums, we
learning and experience. As a charity, our
love with the oceans providing the oppor-
provide a more personal experience
mission is to provide marine education
tunity to watch and learn about sea-life.
with coral reefs, small colourful and
and promote awareness about the issues
23 Church Street, Falmouth TR11 3EG
rare tropical fish and the chance to see
facing our oceans. Our exhibits are aimed
Telephone: 01326 212 111
tiny creatures that live under the sea
at all levels and ages, from 2 years old to
www.falmouthaquarium.com
that the public wouldn’t normally be
18 and beyond.
/FalmouthAquarium
On the map: p122 @falaquarium
Ships & Castles Leisure Centre
Fun-packed leisure pool
The pool is also open for flat water
Written with warmth and good humour.
Open daily for family fun with a wave
sessions. Check the timetable for fun
Tessa, known as the “Posh Postie”
machine which brings the thrills of the
sessions and all other special pool
continues to share stories of her new
ocean indoors, whatever the weather.
events. Free parking for customers.
life in Cornwall reflecting on the true
Plus a river run which sweeps you
value and meaning of ‘home’.
around the pool, a thrilling 70 metre
Castle Drive, Pendennis Headland, TR11 4NG
Home to Roost, Up With The Larks and Seagulls
flume, spa pools, geysers, bubble mats
Telephone: 01326 212 129
in the Attic all available in your local bookshop or
and a large shallow area for the little ones.
www.shipsandcastles.co.uk
online www.upwiththelarks.co.uk Check out Tessa’s
In: Falmouth
events www.authorsplace.co.uk/tessa-hainsworth
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On the map: p122
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GETTINGTO AROUND THINGS DO Veryan Galleries
Princess Pavilion
A quality art gallery situated between
Blending the vintage with the modern, the
plants, as well as the fabulous Garden
two of the Roundhouses in the
Pavilion’s 600-capacity concert hall hosts
Room Bar and Bistro serving top quality
picturesque village of Veryan Green.
entertainment and events for the whole
food and drink daily from 11am, a visit to
One mile from the sea at Carne beach
community from weekly tea dances (cup
this gem offers something for everybody.
and Portloe.
of tea included) to festivals to star names
41 Melvill Road, Falmouth, TR11 4AR
Veryan Green, TR2 5QQ
in music and comedy. Nestled in the
Telephone: 01326 211 222
Telephone: 01872 501 469
historical gardens of Gyllyngdune, where
www.princesspavilion.co.uk
www.veryangalleries.co.uk
you’ll find an Edwardian bandstand,
in: Falmouth
In: Veryan
children’s play area and loads of exotic
On the map: I6 p121
Royal Cornwall Museum
On the map: p122
/princesspavilion
@eventsfalmouth
Falmouth Art Gallery
Discover Cornwall’s culture from the
Award-winning Falmouth Art Gallery
Family Friendly and Free.
ancient past to the present day as well as
is one of the leading art galleries in
Open Monday – Saturday 10am – 5pm
an Egyptian mummy, explorer’s medicine
the South West and is family friendly
(including Spring and Summer Bank
chest and a wide range of Cornish art.
with free admission. It has changing
Holidays). Wheelchair/pushchair access
River Street, Truro, TR1 2SJ
displays of some of the best of British
via Webber Street entrance.
Telephone: 01872 272 205
art and a shop with affordable gifts
Municipal Buildings, The Moor, Falmouth TR11 2RT
www.royalcornwallmuseum.org.uk
from many of the county’s leading
Telephone: 01326 313 863
/Royal-Institution-of-Cornwall-Royal-Cornwall-Museum
ceramicists, printmakers, jewellers
www.falmouthartgallery.com
@RoyalCornwall
and automata makers.
in: Falmouth
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On the map: p123
On the map: p122
www.falriver.co.uk/thingstodo
THINGS TO DO
The Drummer statue by Tim Shaw
Hall for Cornwall
Hall for Cornwall is the largest performance
a packed programme which includes
venue in Cornwall and brings the very
music, drama, dance and fantastic family
best of national, international and local
shows. From top West End productions
theatre to Cornwall.
like Priscilla to 9 to 5; Grandpa in my
Located in the heart of Truro, the venue
Check the website for current programme.
Pocket to James and The Giant Peach -
Lemon Quay, Truro, TR1 2LL
there’s always something on offer.
Telephone: 01872 262466
is conveniently located with nearby
www.hallforcornwall.co.uk
parking and all of the city’s shops and
Signed, Audio Described and Relaxed
amenities close by. The theatre offers
performances on offer.
John Dyer Art Gallery
In: Truro
On the map: p123
/hallforcornwall
@hallforcornwall
Truro Cathedral
The John Dyer Gallery represents three
environment without interruptions at our
Stunning three spired Gothic revival
of Cornwall’s most famous contemporary
Edwardian property in Falmouth. Join our
cathedral in the heart of Cornwall’s
artists. The paintings and signed prints of
mailing list to receive invitations to our
beautiful city. Wide range of concerts
John Dyer, Ted Dyer and Joanne Short
very special exhibition events.
and other events. Admission is free.
can all be viewed online on our acclaimed
Falmouth, strictly by appointment only
Family activities, shop & restaurant.
gallery website. We also offer our
Telephone: 07773 397503
High Cross, Truro, TR1 2AJ
customers private appointments to spend
www.johndyergallery.co.uk
Telephone: 01872 276 782
time with us viewing paintings, ceramics
/thejohndyergallery
www.trurocathedral.org.uk
and prints in a friendly & comfortable
@johndyergallery
In: Truro
www.falriver.co.uk/thingstodo
On the map: p123
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The treasure trove of gardens we have around the Fal River are famous and known worldwide. We grow some of the most exotic and flamboyant plants the temperate world has to offer. Historically these gardens were at the centre of the introductions the “Great Plant Collectors� made. Today we enjoy this wealth now the plants have reached maturity. The huge magnolias and rhododendrons we grow are set amongst so many other plants, all introduced by these pioneers. It is not possible for everyone to be a plant hunter but our gardens give people the opportunity to get on their boots and search out the treasures we have. Our gardens have a fantastic relationship with the water around them and many of them can be reached by ferry making for a fantastic day out that everyone can enjoy. John Lanyon National Trust
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RIVER GARDENS TREGOTHNAN 86 The UK’s first tea plantation.
FALMOUTH
86
Free fabulous gardens in Falmouth.
TRELISSICK
87
Garden at the head of the Fal Estuary.
HELIGAN
88
The world famous lost gardens.
CARWINION
88
A renowned collection of bamboo and gardens.
GYLLYNGDUNE 88 Newly restored gardens.
ENYS GARDEN
88
Famous for its tranquility.
GLENDURGAN
89
Superb sub-tropical garden above the Helford River.
EDEN PROJECT 90 10 years ago this eco visitor attraction opened.
BURNCOOSE
90
Award winning nurseries. 4000+ species.
CAERHAYS
90
Spring gardens set in 60 acres of woodland.
LAMORRAN
91
Sub-tropical gardens overlooking St Mawes. Approaching Trelissick Garden aboard an Enterprise Boat
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GETTING AROUND RIVER GARDENS Falmouth Gardens
Tregothnan
Tregothnan is the pioneer of the UK’s
Gardener discusses the fascinating
Four free fabulous gardens in Falmouth
first tea plantations and has been
history of the garden, its impressive
well worth a visit. Kimberley Park,
home to the Boscawen family since
collections and exciting plans for the
Gyllyngdune Gardens, Fox Rosehill,
1335. Its private historic gardens and
future, plus finishing with a cream tea
and Queen Mary. The latter two have
arboretum are the largest in Cornwall
in our 19th century summer house.
National Green Park Flag.
and are unequalled, offering a diversity
Tregothnan, St Michael Penkivel, Truro, TR2 4AJ
of plants and trees, rare collections,
Telephone: 01872 520000
sweeping vistas and peaceful secluded
www.tregothnan.co.uk
groves. During private tours, our Head
Near: Truro
Falmouth, TR11 4NT www.falriver.co.uk/gardens On the map:F5 p120
In: Falmouth
On the map: p122
£1 off purchases in the shop or café per passenger when arriving by ferry
Get to Trelissick Garden aboard Enterprise Boats
There’s only one way to arrive at Trelissick
Information Centre in Falmouth, Truro
Garden and that’s by ferry from
Tourist Information Centre or the St
Falmouth, St Mawes or Truro.
Mawes Ticket office.
Enjoy a scenic cruise aboard the
For flexibility and Hop-On Hop-Off
Enterprise Boats with full commentary.
travel grab a Fal Mussel Card Visitor
Regular services operate to the gardens
which allows you to travel around the
Enterprise Boats
from Easter to October and tickets can
river for just £18 a day. It will also give
Telephone: 01326 374 241
be purchased from The Fal River Visitor
you discounted entry to the gardens if
www.falriver.co.uk/enterprise
you are not a National Trust Member. For more infomation see: Enterprise Boats, page 24
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Trelissick Garden page 87
www.falriver.co.uk/gardens
RIVER GARDENS Trelissick - Surrounded by water on three sides...
For a really adventurous arrival – leave the car at home and travel to Trelissick by ferry from Falmouth, Truro or St Mawes.
Starting in a complex of former farm
many owners have made their mark
pick-up a bargain best-seller from our
buildings and garden walls, explore this
and built on the framework that their
second-hand bookshop. Home-cooked
elevated garden with its views of deep-
predecessors laid out before them.
snacks and lunches can be enjoyed in
wooded valleys and flashes of blue
Discover not one, but four, summerhouses
the bright and airy café or outside in
water. Trelissick sits on its own peninsula
dotted around the garden, find the perfect
the sunshine of the courtyard. Come
in an unspoilt stretch of the Fal River.
place to picnic in the sheltered garden,
to Trelissick on a Sunday for a locally
Picturesque planting is heightened by
explore the magical Cryptomeria tree on
sourced roast dinner in the
the folding contours and the informal
the main lawn and get close to nature
atmospheric barn.
wooded setting. There are places in both
on the riverside woodland walks. Find
Feock, Truro, TR3 6QL
sun and shade to discover a wide range of
unique gifts and souvenirs in the art and
Telephone: 01872 862 090
plants growing and also to sit down and
craft galleries, take home a living memory
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/trelissick
recharge the batteries. All of Trelissick’s
of Trelissick from the plant centre or
Near: King Harry Ferry
www.falriver.co.uk/gardens
DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE TO ALL FAL MUSSEL CARD HOLDERS. More details on
www.falriver.co.uk/mussel
On the map: E5 p120
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GETTING AROUND RIVER GARDENS The Lost Gardens of Heligan
Heligan, seat of the Tremayne family
Today “Britain’s Finest Garden” offers
Wildlife Project offering visitors a close-
for more than 400 years, is one of the
over 200 acres for exploration, from
up view of native wildlife.
most mysterious estates in England.
Victorian Productive Gardens and the
At the end of the nineteenth century
surrounding Pleasure Grounds to a sub-
“Heligan is so much more than just a garden, it’s a place in the soul”
its thousand acres were at their zenith,
tropical jungle valley brimming with
Tim Smit
but only a few years after the Great War
exotic foliage; woodland and farm walks
Pentewan, St Austell, PL26 6EN
of 1914 bramble and ivy were already
through beautiful Cornish countryside,
Telephone: 01726 845 100
drawing a green veil over this ‘Sleeping
where sustainable management practices
www.heligan.com
Beauty’.
promote diverse habitats and a pioneering
Carwinion House & Garden
Gyllyngdune Gardens
On the map: M4 p120
/thelostgardens
@heligangardens
Enys Gardens Open: 1st April to 30th Sept, Tues, Thurs
Wander among Carwinion’s 14 acres of
Discover the newly restored heritage
Thought to be the oldest garden in
tranquil, unmanicured garden, home to
gardens by the sea. Covered Edwardian
Cornwall. Famous for its bluebells and
one of the country’s most impressive
veranda, bandstand, play area, unique shell
tranquil atmosphere. Many varieties of
bamboo collections, and relax with a
grotto and year round programme of
plants and shrubs to be seen throughout
home made cream tea on the terrace.
events for all the family. Free Admission.
the season.
Carwinion, Mawnan Smith, Falmouth TR11 5JA
Princess Pavilion, 41 Melvill Rd, TR11 4AR
Penryn, TR10 9LB
Telephone: 01326 250 258
Telephone: 01326 211 222
Telephone: 01326 259 885
www.carwinion.co.uk
www.gyllyngdunegardens.co.uk
www.enystrust.org.uk
In: Falmouth
In: Penryn
Near: Falmouth
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On the map: A10 p120
On the map: p122
On the map: B6 p120
www.falriver.co.uk/gardens
RIVER GARDENS Glendurgan – A small piece of heaven on earth
Lose yourself in the three valleys of Glendurgan Garden, full of fun, natural beauty and amazing plants. Over a hundred years ago this garden inspired its creators, Quakers Alfred and Sarah Fox, to describe it as a ‘small piece of heaven on earth’ and both the peace and the heavenly side of the garden are enjoyed by visitors of all ages today.
Discover giant rhubarb plants living in
Enjoy breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea
the jungle-like lower valley and spiky
at Glendurgan Tea House – specialising
arid plants basking in the sunny upper
in organic, local produce.
slopes. Explore the 180 year-old cherry
Come to Glendurgan as a base for walking
laurel maze and get airborne on the
the coastal footpaths and inland wooded
‘Giant’s Stride’. Wander through the
valleys of the fascinating and beautiful
garden down to the beautiful hamlet of
North Helford countryside.
Durgan on the Helford River – a place
Mawnan Smith, Falmouth, TR11 5JZ
to watch birds and boats, skim stones
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/glendurgan
viewing platform, gigantic ‘tulip-trees’
Near: Mawnan Smith
and ponds teeming with wildlife. www.falriver.co.uk/gardens
Telephone: 01326 252 020
and build sandcastles. Find the maze
/NTGlendurgan
@NTGlendurgan
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GETTING AROUND RIVER GARDENS The Eden Project Book online to save 15%
Described as the eighth wonder of the
high! Stroll past lemon and olive trees,
There’s always plenty to do at Eden, with
world, the Eden Project is a global garden
vines and perfumed herbs on a colourful
our seasonal events programme, kids’
for the 21st century. Discover the story of
sensory journey taking in the Mediter-
activities and ever-changing exhibits.
plants that have changed the world and
ranean, South Africa and California.
“Paradise found” The Sunday Mirror
which could change your future. Explore over 30 acres of outdoor planting
Bodelva, St Austell, PL24 2SG
Experience the sights, smells and sheer
growing here under the warm Cornish sun,
Telephone: 01726 811 911
scale of the largest rainforest in captivity,
not to mention world-class art installations
www.edenproject.com
with a tree canopy almost 50 metres
and unique sculpture across the site.
Burncoose Nurseries
Caerhays Castle and Gardens
Burncoose Nurseries - award winning
Holders
Magnolia
and camellias which Caerhays and the
nurseries stocking rare and unusual
Collection, these beautiful spring gardens
Williams family are associated with
plants. Choose from over 4000+ plants.
are set in 120 acres of woodland.
world wide.
of
a
National
/theedenproject
@edenproject
Visitors will see some of the magnificent Gwennap, Redruth, TR16 6BJ
selection of plants brought back from
Caerhays Estate Office, Gorran, PL26 6LY
Telephone: 01209 860 316
China and the Far East by the intrepid
Telephone: 01872 500 025
www.burncoose.co.uk
plant hunters of the early 1900s along
www.caerhays.co.uk
In: Redruth
with a wide range of rhododendrons
Near: St Austell
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On the map: K6 p121
www.falriver.co.uk/gardens
RIVER GARDENS Lamorran Garden
Lamorran Garden is on a four acre south
Situated on the Roseland Peninsula,
Japanese style as well as temples and
facing hillside with the sea and St Anthony’s
these sub-tropical gardens thrive in a
archways.
Head with its lighthouse as the backdrop.
favourable microclimate. There is a
This is an intimate garden, the visitors
diverse range of plants from all over the
Open April to September, Wednesdays
having to go and find new areas of the
world, planted to create a garden very
and Fridays, 10am to 5pm.
garden through archways and curving
much in the mould of Mediterranean
Upper Castle Rd, St Mawes, TR2 5BZ
gravel paths.
gardens but with ever present running
Telephone: 01326 270 800
water in the many pools and streams.
www.lamorrangarden.co.uk
There is a woodland, a water garden in
Near: St Mawes
On the map: p123
Get to Lamorran Garden aboard the St Mawes Ferry
before returning to Falmouth.
Arrive at Lamorran Garden by ferry
& Pendennis castles, Black Rock, St
from Falmouth and see the gardens from
Anthony Lighthouse and many other
a different angle.
points of interest including dolphins
For more infomation see:
and seals if you’re lucky.
St Mawes Ferry, page 18 Lamorran Garden above
The St Mawes Ferry operates between Falmouth and St Mawes, 7 days a
When you arrive in St Mawes, Lamorran
week, 364 days a year. Hop aboard
Garden is only a short ten minute
St Mawes Ferry
in Falmouth and enjoy the scenic 20
walk up the road. After you explore the
Telephone: 01872 861 910
minute crossing passing St Mawes
gardens enjoy a coffee on the terrace
www.falriver.co.uk/smf
www.falriver.co.uk/gardens
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There are not many better places to be a chef than in the heart of Cornwall on the Fal River. There is an abundance of the very best produce at our fingertips. More and more visitors are coming to our part of the world each year because of the huge variety and quality of food that they can get. Here at the Tresanton the menu changes often in order to offer the freshest, locally caught seafood - from Fal scallops to St Mawes lobster and crab. We also work with local farmers and butchers, serving only Cornish meat. In St Mawes and Falmouth there are fantastic waterfront pubs where you can enjoy a bite to eat and a drink while sitting on the water’s edge. Whether you’re looking for a once in a lifetime fine dining experience or exceptional chefs cooking up hearty feasts, you’ll find it on the Fal River. Paul Wadham Tresanton
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FOOD AND DRINK EATING OUT
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The best restaurants and cafĂŠs around the Fal River.
PUBS & DELIS 101 Local ales & food in the best locations.
Indaba on The Beach, Swanpool, Falmouth p100
Lunch at IHarbour View p100
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GETTING AROUND FOOD & DRINK Cafés & Restaurants
The Alverton Hotel
Our classic, contemporary restaurant
the morning with our award winning
dishes and choose from our extensive
offers a relaxing haven for guests and
breakfast with homemade granola,
wine and Champagne wall. Head into the
visitors to enjoy a wide range of English
pancakes drizzled with maple syrup or go
bar and sip a Gin cocktail or in winter an
favourites, cooked expertly. Overlooking
for a hearty, full Cornish breakfast cooked
artisan espresso and homemade petit
the garden and terrace, it is flooded with
to order. During the day, grab a light lunch
fours by the fire, warm and cosy.
light during the day, whilst in the evening
or sample our famous Afternoon Tea with
Tregolls Road, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 1ZQ
you can enjoy a more intimate dining
delicate finger sandwiches, freshly baked
Telephone: 01872 276 633
experience enhanced by soft lamplight.
scones and scrumptious cakes. In the
www.thealverton.co.uk
Food is our forte at The Alverton - start
evening, indulge in our fresh, seasonal
/alvertonmanor
On the map: p123 @alvertonhotel
Hotel Tresanton
The dining room has a calm and cool
Tresanton offers a magical setting for a
Mediterranean atmosphere with a mo-
family celebration or a small wedding.
saic floor and tongue and groove walls. It
The hotel is available for exclusive use in
has a terrace on two sides where lunch,
the quieter season.
drinks and candlelit dinners are served
“On a sunny day Tresanton’s dining room is one of the loveliest places to eat in England.” i-escape St Mawes, Cornwall, TR2 5DR
in the summer and whenever the tem-
Open to non residents for afternoon
perate climate allows.
cream teas and light lunches, dinners and
www.tresanton.com
Sunday Barbecues during the summer.
In: St Mawes
Telephone: 01326 270 055
/hoteltresanton
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On the map: p123 @hoteltresanton
www.falriver.co.uk/fooddrinks
FOOD & DRINK
CafĂŠs & Restaurants
The Quarterdeck at The Nare
Visit our website for more information
The Quarterdeck Restaurant makes
and the fish of the day. The Quarterdeck
Get There: From Tregony take the A3078
the most of the stunning sea views
has been decorated with style, following
to St Mawes. Follow the road for 1 mile
overlooking Gerrans Bay and Nare
the elegance of J Class yachting and is
and then take first left to Veryan. Continue
Head. Open all day for morning coffee,
very much in keeping with the traditional
through Veryan for another mile towards
light luncheons, Cornish cream teas and
feel of the Nare. The design incorporates
the sea and The Nare Hotel.
relaxed dining in the evening. The cuisine
a teak deck, panelling and an impressive
Nare Hotel, Veryan In Roseland, TR2 5PF
focuses on seafood favourites such as
antique J Class model yacht called
Telephone: 01872 500 000
moules, crabcakes and seafood platters as
Expedience.
www.quarterdeckrestaurant.co.uk
well as hot dishes of calf’s liver and bacon www.falriver.co.uk/fooddrinks
Near: Truro
On the map: H7 p121
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GETTING AROUND FOOD & DRINK Cafés & Restaurants
The Flying Fish Restaurant
The Greenbank Hotel - Harbourside Restaurant
An award winning restaurant in Falmouth
Perched on the edge of one of the
Bursting with innovative touches every
with stunning sea views, offering an
world’s largest natural harbours, our
dish promises to fire the imagination
exciting range of dishes with a special
bright, stylish Harbourside Restaurant
and palate.
emphasis on fresh fish, seafood and
is the perfect place to enjoy the bounty
seasonal Cornish ingredients.
of the Southwest’s waters. Sumptuous
Gyllyngvase Beach, Falmouth, TR11 4NB
red mullet, famous Falmouth Bay
www.greenbank-hotel.co.uk
Telephone: 01326 312 707
oysters
In: Falmouth
www.theflyingfish.co.uk
regularly compete for attention on
/GreenbankHotel
our locally sourced, seasonal menu.
@GreenbankHotel
In: Falmouth
On the map: p122
and
succulent
skate
all
Harbourside, Falmouth, TR11 2SR Telephone: 01326 312 440 On the map: p122
The Watch House
“Superb food, good service - a real treasure”
We are a friendly harbour-side restaurant
Our relaxed ground floor is ideal for
in St Mawes. Chef/Owner Will Gould
a bite to eat after a walk on the beach
puts together seasonal menus and
(dogs welcome) and our upstairs tables
daily specials using the freshest local
are extremely popular for our views
ingredients. We serve breakfast, lunch,
across St Mawes Harbour.
cream tea, and dinner or join us on
If you are looking for something on the
www.watchhousestmawes.co.uk
Sundays for our famous Watch House
go, our Watch Out take-away window
In: St Mawes
Roast Lunch.
serves sustainably sourced fish and chips,
/TheWatchHouse
as well as coffee, teas and ice cream.
@The_Watch_House
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1 The Square, St Mawes, TR2 5DG Telephone: 01326 270 038 On the map: p123
www.falriver.co.uk/fooddrinks
FOOD & DRINK Cafés & Restaurants
Harbour Lights Restaurant: Award Winning Fish & Chips
“For a lovely treat grab some Fish & Chips and hop on the ferry to St Mawes, enjoy your meal on the beautiful crossing before washing it down with a cold drink in one of the waterside pubs or cafés in St Mawes.”
Owners Pete & Sue Fraser want all
accessible to all. Home of the famous
customers of the family run family
kids bucket meal, Free spade with every
friendly Harbour Lights to leave with the
empty bucket! Warmest of welcomes
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awaits you.
sustainable sources and they are currently
Arwenack Street, Falmouth, TR11 3LH
Beverley Hayward,
the only MSC certified restaurant in
Telephone: 01326 316 934
King Harry Ferry
Cornwall. The restaurant has stunning
www.harbourlights.co.uk
views of Falmouth Harbour and is
In: Falmouth
winning fish and chips use fish from fully
On the map: p122
St Mawes Hotel Restaurant
Gylly Beach Café
Sat on Falmouth’s famous Gyllyngvase
or evening meal using the finest local
Our chef picks the best fish, and whatever
Beach, overlooked by Pendennis castle
Cornish ingredients with a culinary
he chooses is the day’s fresh-cooked
and with fantastic views of the Lizard
twist.
special. Whether it’s the best local steaks,
Peninsula is the Gylly Beach Café.
bacon and sausage, we make sure you get the freshest and best of everything.
Open throughout the year the café is
Gyllyngvase Beach, Cliff Road, TR11 4PA
Marine Parade, St Mawes, TR2 5DW
the ideal place to enjoy everything
Telephone: 01326 312 884
Telephone: 01326 270 266
from a relaxing coffee with a home-
www.gyllybeach.com
made cake to a tasty lunchtime treat
In: Falmouth
www.falriver.co.uk/fooddrinks
www.stmaweshotel.co.uk On the map: p122
In: St Mawes
On the map: p123
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GETTING AROUND FOOD & DRINK Cafés & Restaurants
Hunky Dory
The Rosevine Restaurant
Stylish restaurant with a relaxed
for a more intimate feel. In summer
Set in the heart of Falmouth, in a beautiful
atmosphere and sea views across
enjoy drinks on the lawn looking out
Grade II listed Georgian building. The
Gerrans Bay towards Portscatho.
to sea, and in winter relax by the wood
focus is heavily on fresh local Cornish
Seriously good food for adults and
burning stove.
ingredients, and inspiration from around
children, cooked simply using what’s in
Near Portscatho, TR2 5EW
the world in cooking styles.
season and locally produced. Meet up
Telephone: 01872 580 206
46 Arwenack Street, Falmouth, TR11 3JH
with friends for a long lunch, afternoon
www.rosevine.co.uk
tea, or a light supper. For dinner the
/therosevine
lights are dimmed and candles are lit
Near: Portscatho
Telephone: 01326 212 997 On the map: F7 p122 @therosevine
www.hunkydoryfalmouth.co.uk
On the map: F7 p120
/HunkydoryRestaurant
Café Roseland
Café Mylor
Indaba on the Beach
Specialising in homemade and hand made
Enjoy brilliant coffee and fabulous food
Taking the successful formula of Indaba
cakes, desserts, pasties and pies. Café
at the scenic and bustling Mylor Yacht
Fish in Truro the restaurant has opened
Roseland is the perfect place when visiting
Harbour. Find us by car, on foot or by
up in the stunning location of Swanpool,
St Mawes for a hearty breakfast, light lunch
boat at all states of the tide.
Falmouth. Serving fresh seafood daily.
or a classic Cornish Cream Tea.
Quality wines and a relaxed atmosphere.
6 The Arcade, St Mawes TR2 5DT
Mylor Yacht Harbour, Falmouth, TR11 5UF
Swanpool, Falmouth, TR11 5BG
Telephone: 01326 270 099 On the map: p123
Telephone: 01326 377 743
Telephone: 01326 311 886
www.caféroselandstmawes.co.uk
www.cafémylor.com
/Merritt-Simply-Homemade
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In: Mylor
www.indabafish.co.uk On the map: D7 p120
/Indaba Fish
Food served Monday to Sunday / lunch and dinner
www.falriver.co.uk/fooddrinks
FOOD & DRINK Cafés & Restaurants
Rick Stein’s Fish, Restaurant & Takeaway
DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE TO ALL FAL MUSSEL CARD HOLDERS. More details on
www.falriver.co.uk/mussel
Restaurant
Takeaway
Special Offers
Classic fish and chips are at the heart
Enjoy takeaway battered and fried fish
2 course set lunch £12.95
of the menu using cod, haddock and
and chips whilst overlooking Falmouth
3 courses for £19.95
local fish like hake and lemon sole.
harbour. All served with homemade
Takeaway family meal deal £19.95
Some of Rick’s favourite seafood dishes
chips, curry sauce, mushy peas and
Discovery Quay, Falmouth, TR11 3XA
also feature such as grilled sea bream
mayonnaise-based tartare sauce. You
Telephone: 01841 532700
fillets, moules marinière, grilled lobster,
can also try grilled hamburgers, tiger
www.rickstein.com
shucked oysters and choices from the
prawns, fish chilli burgers, pots of
In: Falmouth
daily specials board.
cockles, mussels and more.
www.falriver.co.uk/fooddrinks
/theseafood
On the map: p122 @SteinsFalmouth
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GETTING AROUND FOOD & DRINK Cafés, Restaurants & Delis
Café Chandlers
Harbour View
This independent restaurant/café/bar
7 days a week for breakfast, lunch,
Quayside café in St Mawes, unique and
is located in the heart of Falmouth
afternoon tea, dinner or just drinks.
tempting selection of food, drink and
with fantastic views over the harbour.
Childcare facilities. Private functions.
fresh coffee with a personal touch.
Whatever time of day, you will always
Alfresco dining on spacious deck.
find a warm welcome and a relaxed informal atmosphere. The seasonal
24 Arwenack Street, TR11 3JB
The Quay, St Mawes, TR2 5AA
menus and daily specials offer the best
Telephone: 01326 315 315
Telephone: 01326 270 998
of local produce and a good balance of
www.harbourdining.com
www.caféchandlers.co.uk
fish, meat and vegetarian dishes. Open
In: Falmouth
On the map: p122
In: St Mawes
On the map: p123
Courtyard Deli
Miss Peapod’s
Miss Peapod’s is an independent award-
provided to occupy the kids. With all this
Hidden away, the Courtyard Deli, Café &
winning café offering a warm welcome,
plus all-day breakfasts, Sunday roasts
Tapas Bar boasts a whole host of delights,
great coffee, homemade cakes and fresh,
and live music every weekend, there’s
local and exotic, with a variety of options
seasonal dishes prepared using local,
something for everyone at Miss Peapod’s.
to suit all manner of dietary requirements
organic and fair-trade ingredients
Jubilee Wharf, Commercial Rd, Penryn, TR10 8FG
to eat in or take-away.
Telephone: 01326 374 424
2 Bells Court, Falmouth. TR11 3AZ
wherever possible. Perched on the Penryn estuary, visitors can enjoy fabulous views from the outside decking or cosy up on the sofas inside, with stacks of toys
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Telephone: 01326 319 526 On the map: F7 p120
www.misspeapod.co.uk /Miss Peapod In: Penryn
@MissPeapods On the map: B7 p120
www.courtyarddeli.co.uk /courtyarddeli
@Courtyard_Deli
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FOOD & DRINK Delis & Pubs
St Austell Ales
Kings Head
Set in the beautiful Roseland countryside.
Voted in the Saturday Times as one of
Discover the secrets of brewing on our
A traditional owner run free house,
the 50 best places to eat in the British
brewery tours. Sampling sessions,
serving Skinner’s Ales with an imaginative
countryside.
guided tours, visitor centre and shop.
menu, using fresh, local ingredients. All dishes made on the premises! Kings Head, Ruan Lanihorne, TR2 5NX
63 Trevarthian Road, St Austell, PL25 4 BY
Offering a warm welcome, attentive
Telephone: 01872 501 263
Telephone: 01726 66022
and friendly service with wonderful
www.kingsheadruan.co.uk
www.staustellbrewery.co.uk
local food.
Near: Tregony
In: St Austell
On the map: H5p120
Old Quay Inn
On the map: N2 p121
Picnic Cornwall
This long established traditional pub, at
chosen wines and local beers to enjoy
Love Cornwall? Love fantastic Cornish
the head of Restronguet Creek, adjacent
and the garden could be called Devoran’s
produce? We do too! Visit our central
to the coast-to-coast trail, is enjoying
best-kept secret. Families and man’s best
Falmouth coffee shop and delicatessen
a renaissance under owners Hannah
friends welcome. Open from 11am daily.
or order a tailor-made picnic online (collection/local delivery)!
and John Calland. Chef Alex, who trained at The Ivy, creates seriously good food,
St John’s Terrace, Devoran, TR3 6ND
14 Church Street, Falmouth, TR11 3DS
weaving together the best of local produce
Telephone: 01872 863 142
Telephone: 01326 211 655 On the map: p122
into an imaginative daily specials menu
www.theoldquayinn.co.uk
www.picniccornwall.co.uk
with a modern twist. There are well-
In: Devoran
www.falriver.co.uk/fooddrinks
On the map: C5 p120
/picniccornwall
@picniccornwall
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From award winning hotels and B&Bs to chic self catering cottages and luxury holiday parks, we’re proud to be part of the Fal River. At all these place you’ll find a warm Cornish welcome, stunning views wherever you look and home away from home comfort. We’re lucky enough to have one the best views you can find, overlooking the beautiful waters of the Fal Estuary. The very best of the area’s accommodation are featured in this guide so if you’ve not used it before hang on to it so you can book your accommodation for next year . Paul Goodwin & Julia Ecclestone The Greenbank Hotel
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PLACES TO STAY HOTELS
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Cream of the crop hotels situated around the river.
COTTAGES
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Relax, unwind and enjoy your stay in one of these luxurious cottages.
B&B / CAMPING 117 Accommodation and breakfast or camping in the great outdoors in spectacular surroundings.
New for 2013, a glamping site overlooking the The Greenbank Hotel, Falmouth, ideal base for a Fal Mussel Card adventure
Fal River and the King Harry Ferry.
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GETTINGTO AROUND PLACES STAY Hotels
The Nare Hotel
St Michael’s Hotel and Spa
Visit our website for more information
The Nare, Cornwall’s highest rated hotel,
With
across
including a large indoor pool, fitness
has luxurious rooms, two restaurants, spa
subtropical gardens, St Michael’s Hotel
suite, sauna, steam room and jacuzzi. The
and beautiful beach. It is perfect for relaxing
& Spa, is located adjacent to the sandy
Flying Fish Restaurant, with an emphasis
breaks visiting Cornwall’s delightful gardens,
“Blue Flag” Gyllyngvase Beach in
on fresh fish & seafood, enjoys splendid
some by private arrangement only.
Falmouth. The award winning hotel is
sea views, open to non-residents.
Carne Beach, Veryan In Roseland, TR2 5PF
a contemporary oasis in which to relax
Gyllyngvase Beach, Falmouth, TR11 4NB
Telephone: 01872 501 111
unwind and indulge. St Michael’s Spa
Telephone: 01326 312 707
www.narehotel.co.uk
offers a tranquil setting with a wide
www.stmichaelshotel.co.uk
Near: Truro
On the map: H7 p120
stunning
sea
views
range of luxury treatments and facilities
/stmichaelshotel
@stmichaelshotel
Budock Vean
heated swimming pool and sauna.
Budock Vean is a family owned four
with fresh seafood a speciality. Light
star hotel nestled in 65 acres of organic
bar lunches and afternoon tea are
subtropical gardens and parkland
available every day to non-residents
with private foreshore on the tranquil
and the Natural Health Spa is open 7
Helford River.
days a week.
Head Chef Darren Kelly uses excellent
Other sporting facilities include a 9 hole
Telephone: 01326 252 100
local produce to create superb cuisine
golf course, all-weather tennis courts,
www.budockvean.co.uk
in
outdoor hot tub and a spectacular indoor
Near: Helford Passage
Cornwall Tourist Board Hotel of the Year 2002/2003/2004. Helford Passage, Mawnan Smith, TR11 5LG
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the
award-winning
restaurant
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PLACES TO STAY Hotels
The Greenbank Hotel
Visit our website and find special offers From stunning vistas to elegant dining,
With comfortable beds, stylish interiors
centuries of tradition to contemporary
and plenty of space, our hotel rooms
style, the Greenbank Hotel has it all.
are the very best place from which to base your stay in Cornwall.
Clinging to the harbourside overlooking
produce, with international influences.
Harbourside, Falmouth, TR11 2SR Telephone: 01326 312 440
Falmouth, our unbeatable setting, inviting
In
the
AA
Rosette
Harbourside
rooms and welcoming staff are ready
Restaurant, Head Chef Fiona Were
and waiting to make your break simply
devises daily changing menus, focusing
/GreenbankHotel
perfect.
on seasonality, sustainability and local
@Greenbankhotel
www.greenbank-hotel.co.uk Near: Falmouth
On the map: p122
St Mawes Hotel
We are a unique hotel with beautifully
for thrilling midwinter bouts between
best of Cornwall. Ask when booking and
designed, immaculately-finished rooms
loaded skies and brimming seas.
you can probably even bring your dog… We are the St Mawes Hotel, and you are
right on the quayside, not so much a stone’s throw as an easy, underarm lob
We are the very best personal service -
very welcome.
from the water’s edge.
relaxed, unfussy, attentive - and, whether
2 Marine Parade, St Mawes, TR2 5DW
it’s a late breakfast, an early dinner,
Telephone: 01326 270 266
Our first-floor balcony is perfect for
kayaks-for-six or the inside track on
www.stmaweshotel.co.uk
summer sunsets, our Moules Bar and
where the mackerel are biting, we’re here
In: St Mawes
snug leather sofas the ideal ringside seat
to help you get the most from the very
www.falriver.co.uk/placestostay
On the map: p123
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The Rosevine
A stylish coastal retreat, overlooking
style accommodation with daily house-
with great hosting.
Gerrans Bay and Portscatho, just above
keeping service, or rent a self catering
Porthcurnick beach, where calm waters
holiday house within the grounds.
“A wondeful place with a most welcoming and homely atmosphere. We shall be recommending it far and wide!”
make for great swimming and rock pooling. This great mix offers a bar and restaurant,
Near Portscatho, TR2 5EW
The Rosevine is not a hotel, nor strictly
deli service, indoor pool, playroom and
Telephone: 01872 580 206
self - catering, but a clever combination
cosy drawing room. On hand to look after
www.rosevine.co.uk
of the two. Choose to stay in the big house
you are a small team of experienced
Near: Portscatho
where you can have your own apartment
professional staff who combine informality
/therosevine
On the map: F7 p120 @therosevine
Trenython Manor
Delightful to the manor born experience!
Landscaped gardens and 24 acre estate,
Green Gold Tourism award winner.
Modern, elegant rooms in distinguished
with fabulous views across St Austell
countryhousehotelcombiningfascinating
Bay and excellent facilities: spa and
history
“A wonderful and welcoming place, with resident bunnies that were loved by the children!”
contemporary
leisure centre with pool, jacuzzi, sauna,
refinements. A special place, designed by
steam room, fitness suite, health & beauty
an Italian architect and built in 1872 as a
salon, restaurant serving Cornish
Tywardreath PL24 2TS
gift from famous general Garibaldi to his
specialities, relaxing wood-panelled
Telephone: 01726 814 797
‘great Englishman’ Colonel John Peard,
bar, croquet, internet and more. TV and
www.trenython.co.uk
and with many original features.
tea-making facilities in every room.
Near: Fowey
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and
stylish
On the map: O1 p121
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PLACES TO STAY Hotels
Hotel Tresanton
Originally created in the 1940s as
There are three family suites which can
a yachtsmen’s club, Tresanton is a
accommodate up to four children and a
on the Cornish Coast, then I have never been there’
cluster of old houses. In 1997 Olga
lovely playroom.
The Independent
Pinuccia, the hotel’s racing yacht, is
St Mawes, Cornwall, TR2 5DR
available for charter.
Telephone: 01326 270 055
Polizzi bought Tresanton and spent two
years
completely
redesigning
and restoring it. All the rooms have magnificent sea views and all have been individually furnished with antiques and Cornish art.
‘If there is any more elegant hotel in Britain than Olga Polizzi’s Tresanton
The Alverton Hotel
www.tresanton.com
info@tresanton.com
In: St Mawes
On the map: p123
/hoteltresanton
@hoteltresanton
The Falmouth Hotel
Offering unrivalled levels of service,
unique conference and events rooms,
With beautiful period architecture
comfortable rooms and the finest cuisine,
relaxed terrace and private gardens. A
overlooking Falmouth Bay, we offer a
we are within walking distance to all
charming and peaceful setting and yet
warm welcome with excellent service,
that Truro offers.
a convenient, central base from which
comfortable accommodation, a range
Stood on its hillside setting since 1830,
to explore Cornwall.
of facilities and award-winning food.
this magnificent Grade II listed hotel
Tregolls Road, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 1ZQ
Castle Beach, Falmouth, TR11 4NZ
features 33 bedrooms including 5
Telephone: 01872 276 633 On the map: p123
Telephone: 0800 0193121 On the map: p122
stunning Executive suites, an award
www.thealverton.co.uk
www.falmouthhotel.com
winning restaurant, lounge bar, 6
/alvertonmanor
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@alvertonhotel
/Richardson-Hotels
@richardsonbreak
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GETTINGTO AROUND PLACES STAY Cottages
Portscatho Holidays
Portscatho Holidays offers the largest
Every year our guests return to enjoy
help you match your expectations with
selection of self catering holiday homes
the best in sandy beaches, sea views,
the right choice of location and property
on the beautiful Roseland Peninsula
sailing in the Carrick Roads, walks along
for your holiday. We have the best
in South Cornwall. From splendid
the glorious South West Coast Path,
selection of holiday accommodation
waterside residences to snug country
beautiful springtime gardens, log fires in
available in the area.
cottages, we have over 80 cottages in
village pubs and great Cornish food.
4 The Quay, St Mawes TR2 5DG
the best coastal, rural and waterside
Telephone: 01326 270 900
locations in St Mawes, Portscatho and
With self catering cottages to suit every
www.portscathoholidays.co.uk
villages on The Roseland Peninsula.
taste, our family run agency aims to
In: St Mawes
English Heritage
On the map: F8 p120
Roundhouse Barns
Ever wanted to know what it felt like to
stylishly decorated and well equipped
Voted best self catering in Cornwall and
live the life of a king or queen?
with welcome hamper provided. Short
runner-up in SW Regional Awards 2010
Now you can by staying at one of our two
breaks and weekly stays all year. Cottages
and 2011. Spacious, five star gold award
beautiful holiday cottages at Pendennis
sleep 2-4 plus cot. Dogs welcome. Parking
accommodation exclusively for adults.
Castle where you can wander through the
available. Short breaks from £375.
Peaceful and tranquil Roseland location.
castle grounds when everyone else has
Pendennis Castle, Falmouth, TR11 4LP
St Just in Roseland, Cornwall, TR2 5JJ
gone home - a truly unique experience.
Telephone: 08703 331187
Telephone: 01872 580 038 On the map: E6 p120
Or choose Fort House at St Mawes Castle
www.english-heritage.org.uk
www.roundhousebarnholidays.co.uk
with its stunning sea views. All are
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/pendenniscastle
On the map: p122
Near: St Mawes
@Roundhousebarns
www.falriver.co.uk/placestostay
PLACES TO STAY Cottages
Lower Barn
wake up to one of Janie’s magnificent
Dip out of the fast lane and into some
spoiling. Soothe yourself in the hot tub,
‘us’ time at Lower Barn, 2007 Gold
sipping champagne, watching shooting
breakfasts. Is Lower Barn worth it? Our
winner of South West and Cornwall’s Tourism Excellence Awards for B&Bs.
stars.
guests, who keep returning for more, definitely think so.
Indulge your body with a Thai or La
Bossue, Near St Ewe, PL26 6ET
Stone massage treatment in our native
Telephone: 01726 844 881/ 07795 411375
This is a unique place, set amidst the
tipi. Food to delight your senses in
www.bosue.co.uk
rolling Cornish countryside with nothing
the funky outdoor SHACK. Drift off
Near: St Austell
to spoil the view. We specialise in
to
sleep under a thick duvet and
Aspects Holidays
On the map: L3 p121
/LowerBarnGuestHouse
@lowerbarns
Atlantic Coast Holidays
Aspects Holidays provide a variety
being within walking distance of the
Cosy clean 4-star bungalows set in
of self catering holiday properties
town centre. We try to be as flexible
the picturesque village of St. Agnes.
throughout Falmouth which range from
as possible with arrival and departure
Within minutes’ walk of sandy coves,
newly built apartments overlooking
dates and welcome short breaks out of
the coastal footpath and the friendly
the harbour, to cosy and contemporary
season.
village with amenities to serve all your
cottages with beautiful gardens and
Hayle Business Park, Hayle, TR27 5JR
holiday needs.
patio areas. All of our properties in
Telephone: 01736 754 242
Riverside Retreat, Malpas, Truro, TR1 1SQ
Falmouth come with parking and the
www.aspects-holidays.co.uk/cottages/in/falmouth
majority offer free Wi-Fi, as well as www.falriver.co.uk/placestostay
/aspectsholidays
@aspectsholidays
Telephone: 07815 937373 www.atlantic-holidays.co.uk
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Helpful Holidays
Helpful Holidays offers a rich variety
strict adherence to our core values;
and can guide you to your perfect holiday
of cosy self-catering cottages, stylish
honesty, attention to detail and a tell-it-
home. If you want to talk to someone
apartments and homes of great charm in
like-it-is approach.
who has visited a particular property,
beautiful waterside and country locations
Our holiday cottages come with our
just ask.
around the Fal estuary.
wholehearted recommendation as great
A family-run business founded over
places for happy holidays; we’ve star rated
Mill Street, Chagford, Devon, TQ13 8AW
30 years ago and a Which Travel?
and inspected them all. Our experienced
Telephone: 01647 434 308
Recommended Provider for Cottage
telephone team has first-hand knowledge
www.helpfulholidays.com
Bookings, we built our reputation upon
of the 35+ properties around the estuary,
Mylor Harbourside Holidays
St Anthony In Roseland
Little Goonreeve Farm
Nestled in the heart of Mylor Yacht
4 listed cottages on the Place Estate.
Indulge in as little or as much tranquil
Harbour are 8 4star self-catering
Sleep from 2 up to 6/9. Dogs welcome.
country life as you wish. Our two peaceful
apartments. Open all year round and
Log fires. Dinghy park and moorings.
cottages are located to the west of the
dogs friendly.
Place, St Anthony in Roseland, TR2 5EZ
/helpfulholidays
@helpfulholidays
village of Mylor Bridge, situated within 20
Telephone: 01295 680 265
acres of beautiful Cornish farmland.
Mylor Churchtown, Falmouth, TR11 5UF
www.roselandcottages.co.uk
Goonreeve, St Gluvias, TR10 9AY
Telephone: 01326 372 121 On the map: D7 p120
Near: Portscatho
Telephone: 01872 864 150, 07702 124 414
/St-Anthony-in-Roseland-Cottages
www.mylorharbourside.com /Mylor Yacht Harbour
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On the map: E9 p120
@MylorMarina
@roselandcottage
www.littlegoonreeve.com /LittleGoonreeve
On the map: B6 p120
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PLACES TO STAY Cottages
Seaview Retreats
A collection of 4 privately owned luxury
The houses are the perfect setting for
self catering houses with magnificent
a holiday or short break at any time
sea views located in the picturesque
of year, with balconies and beautiful
village of St Mawes. Each house has a
gardens from which to soak up the sun
contemporary and stylish interior with
in the warmer months and comfortable,
“An amazing setting and a fabulous holiday home. Exceptionally well equipped and terrific attention to detail. Thank you for creating an oasis.”
exceptional décor and design to suit
modern interiors to relax and enjoy the
St Mawes Cornwall
the most discerning taste. Within 5 – 10
stunning sea views from in the colder
Telephone: 07966 273 416
minutes walking distance of St Mawes
months.
www.stmawesretreats.co.uk In St Mawes
harbour, beaches, shops and restaurants.
King Harry Cottages: Two riverside cottages overlooking the Fal River
Overlooking the picturesque Fal River
riverside walks through the neighbouring
breaks. Dogs are welcome by arrangement.
and historic King Harry Ferry, our two
National Trust’s Trelissick Estate are right
To make your holiday complete use a
idyllic getaway cottages offer home from
on your doorstep together with a wealth
Fal Mussel Card Visitor on the ferries
home comfort and a peaceful retreat in
of scenic beaches and coastal paths to
that run from Trelissick to Falmouth,
the beautiful Cornish countryside. Both
explore nearby. Guests are offered free
St Mawes and Truro (see page 8 &52).
King Harry’s Cottage and The Lookout
use of a boat and kayaks to explore this
Feock, Truro, TR3 6QJ
are tastefully furnished with attractive
beautiful part of the river. Perfect for
Telephone: 01872 861 917
gardens in which to relax and enjoy the
walking, fishing and birdwatching. Open
www.falriver.co.uk/kingharrycottages
breathtaking views. Great woodland and
all year round including short winter
Near: Feock
www.falriver.co.uk/placestostay
On the map: E5 p120
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GETTINGTO AROUND PLACES STAY Cottages
Caerhays/Niche Retreats
The Vean
Five star and gold award self catering
The Vean is an eight bedroomed luxury
The Vean is available for Bed and
retreats set in the grounds of the estate or
country house retreat which sleeps
Breakfast and also caters for family
on the beach. 8 luxury individual properties
up to 20 people with stunning views
holidays and other special breaks.
sleeping 2-8. Short breaks available.
over Caerhays Castle Gardens and the
Caerhays Castle, Gorran, PL26 6LY
wooded Porthluney Valley. Its idyllic
Caerhays Estate, Gorran, PL26 6LY
Telephone: 01872 870 675
rural location is less than a mile from
Telephone: 01872 500 025
www.nicheretreats.co.uk
the family-friendly beach of Porthluney
www.thevean.co.uk
and less than two miles from the sandy
Near: St Austell
Near: St Austell /nicheretreats
On the map: K6 p121 @nicheretreats
On the map: K6 p121
/theveran
coves at Portholland.
@thevean
Flushing Holiday Cottages ‘The house was clean, stylish and very well thought out – like a cross between a boutique hotel and home. ‘
Flushing Holiday Cottages offer the
Each
sympathetically
property offers flawless self catering
ultimate in luxury accommodation in
refurbished with quality furnishings,
comfort and authentic Cornish beauty.
and around the beautiful waterside
modern kitchens, luxury bathrooms,
village of Flushing. Our exclusive hand-
wood burning stoves and free WiFi. We
picked portfolio of properties offers a
make no excuse for concentrating on
selection of idyllic holiday destinations
distinctiveness. Whether you’re looking
Telephone: 07717 000 040
- a choice of newly renovated Cornish
for somewhere large enough for a family
www.flushingholidaycottages.co.uk
fisherman’s cottages and grand waterside
holiday for ten, or a romantic getaway
/FlushingHolidayCottages
villas with amazing views.
for two, every Flushing Holiday Cottages
@ FlushingHoliday
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have
been
Flushing Holiday Cottages, 6 Coventry Road, Flushing, Cornwall, TR11 5TX
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PLACES TO STAY Cottages
Creekside Cottages
Visit our website and find online offers
Set in enchanting and picturesque
having open fires. Winter and Spring
Cornish coast, from the beautiful
positions the majority of the cottages
Breaks available. Dogs welcome.
creeks, Cornish gardens, rugged cliffs
are by, or very close to, the water’s edge, also village and rural locations.
and sandy beaches, just perfect. Cottagessleepingfrom2-10fromFalmouth to Flushing, Restronguet, Mylor Bridge,
Strangwith House, Restronguet, TR11 5ST
All offer peaceful and comfortable
Feock & St Just in Roseland. Just
accommodation perfect for the sailor,
come and relax. Tranquil cottages in
www.creeksidecottages.co.uk
walker
Available
picturesque idyllic locations perfect
Near: Falmouth
throughout the year, with most cottages
to explore the natural beauty of the
or
bird
watcher.
www.falriver.co.uk/placestostay
Telephone: 01326 375 972
/creeksidecottages
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Bosinver Farm Cottages
The Valley ‘The Valley...Cornwall at its best. Modern and tasteful self-catering accommodation with a personal service and great facilities. Indoor and outdoor pools, gym, tennis, squash, stylish restaurant all situated in beautiful countryside.’ Bissoe Road, Carnon Downs, TR3 6LQ Telephone: 01872 862 194 www.the-valley.co.uk Near: Truro
On the map: C4 p120
House by the Beach Along the coast of the Roseland from Portmellon to St Mawes, our Holiday
Set in 30 acres of wildflower meadows
not come and experience it for yourself?
Cottages are all in very close reach
and woodland in a secluded valley near
of the sand and the sea. See our website
the sea, there’s plenty of space to explore
‘Large Self Catering Establishment of the Year’
for more details and all our latest offers.
and relax. We’ve got 20 individual, stylish
Cornwall Tourism Awards 2011.
cottages which sleep from 3 to 12 people.
Trelowth, St Austell, PL26 7DT
Gorran Haven, Portloe, St Mawes
And for something really special, try our
Telephone: 01726 72128
Telephone: 01726 843 122
luxury eco-house, complete with private
www.bosinver.co.uk
www.housebythebeach.co.uk
hot tub. Many of our guests say there’s
Near: St Austell
Near: Roseland Coast
a special kind of magic at Bosinver. Why
On the map: M6 p121
On the map: M2 p121
bosinverholidaysincornwall
@bosinver
CornwallsCottages.co.uk
With a fantastic selection of 150 holiday
choose for your next holiday!
of the day or night through one of our
homes & cottages available across the
Every one of our holiday homes has been
dedicated websites. Browse through the
Roseland Peninsula & Fal River areas,
personally inspected and photographed
properties, create short lists, check live
you can be assured of finding the perfect
from every angle so you can book with
availability & pricing and make online
property to rent through our website.
total confidence. In addition, we make
bookings, all at the touch of a button.
Waterside
barn
use of video tours, floor plans and even
The Coach House, Carclew Street, Truro, TR1 2DZ
conversions, beautiful manor houses,
Google’s Streetview to see where you
Telephone: 01872 264 441
stunning architect-designed homes and
will be staying!
www.cornwallscottages.co.uk
unique buildings are all there for you to
It’s so easy to book online at any time
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cottages,
country
/CornwallsCottages
@CornwallsCotts
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PLACES TO STAY Cottages
Pollaughan Cottages
Trenython Manor Lodges
Pollaughan, a hidden gem in the Roseland
area of outstanding natural beauty. Relax,
Lodges rich in comfort and style, fully
countryside very close to beautiful sandy
unwind and recharge at any time of year.
equipped for self-catering within historic
beaches. Stylish, beautifully converted
Silver Award Winner 2011 Self Catering of
Trenython
detached Barns, All Weather Tennis
the Year Cornwall Tourism Awards.
overlooking St Austell Bay. Bar, spa &
Court, Aga cooked Breakfast Platters
Manor’s
parkland
leisure centre, fitness suite,, child-friendly.
and Suppers delivered in. A safe and
Portscatho, TR2 5EH
Tywardreath PL24 2TS
welcoming haven for everyone with daily
Telephone: 01872 580 150 On the map: F7 p120
Telephone: 01726 814 797
animal feeding on the farm and all you
www.pollaughan.co.uk
www.trenython.co.uk
need for little ones, enjoy time out in an
estate,
/Pollaughan-Farm
@pollaughanfarm
Near: Fowey
On the map: O2 p121
Holiday Cornwall
with its wealth of shops and restaurants.
A warm welcome awaits guests in our
swimming pool, boats to hire and the
self catering waterside and country
famous Ferryboat Inn at the village hub.
properties in stunning places, featured
The holiday homes at Maenporth are set
around the Fal and Helford estuaries and
in woodlands at the back of a fabulous,
other beautiful locations.
sandy beach. The leisure centre includes
‘‘Excellent accommodation, beautiful setting. We will be coming back soon.’’
an indoor heated swimming pool and
The Boathouse, Helford Passage, TR11 5LB
Visitors are never far from the water’s
two all-weather tennis courts.
Telephone: 01326 250 278
edge in the delightful hamlet complex at
Relax and enjoy fishing, sailing, golf and
www.holidaycornwall.co.uk
Helford Passage. There’s a heated, outdoor
walking or browsing around Falmouth
Near: Falmouth
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GETTINGTO AROUND PLACES STAY Cottages
Trenona Farm Holiday Cottages
Nearwater Holidays
Cornish Holiday Cottages
Enjoy a relaxing stay in one of our four
Affordable luxury in St Mawes. Three
Traditional
star cottages on a working farm. Ensuite
New England style coastal rooms and
detached luxury residences and
bedrooms,
wi-fi,
cottages,
access,
a one bedroom self catering annexe
waterside apartments in the Falmouth
parking, and private gardens. Children
ideal for couples, breakfast specials
and Helford River area.
and pets welcome.
change daily.
Ruan High Lanes, Truro, TR2 5JS
Nearwater, Polvarth Rd, St Mawes, TR2 5AY
Killibrae, West Bay, Maenporth, TR11 5HP
Telephone: 01872 501 339
Telephone: 01326 279 278
Telephone: 01326 250 339
www.trenonafarmholidays.co.uk
www.nearwaterstmawes.co.uk
www.cornishholidaycottages.net
Near: Ruan High Lanes
wheelchair
fishermen’s
On the map: H5 p120
/Nearwater-Bed-Breakfast
Roseland Holiday Cottages
Near: Falmouth
Roundhouse Barns B&B
Roseland Holiday Cottages is a small
with a wonderful selection of safe
Five star, gold award B&B, exclusively
personally run agency offering over
sandy beaches, stunning cliff and river
for adults. Comfy beds, power showers,
eighty luxury waterside and country
walks, sailing and boat trips.
gorgeous breakfasts and a warm welcome. Home baked scones on arrival. Runner-
properties on the beautiful Roseland
up SW Tourism Awards 2011.
Peninsula including the villages of St Mawes, Portscatho, Veryan and
Crab Apple Cottage, Portscatho, TR2 5ET
St Just in Roseland, Cornwall, TR2 5JJ
Portloe. For those of you wishing to
Telephone: 01872 580 480
Telephone: 01872 580 038
take a traditional seaside holiday it is
www.roselandholidaycottages.co.uk
www.roundhousebarnholidays.co.uk
the perfect place to relax and unwind
Near: Roseland
Near: St Mawes
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@Roundhousebarns
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PLACES TO STAY Cottages
Trewithian Farm B&B
Trenona Farm Holidays B&B
King Harry Glamping
View from King Harry Glamping site A 4 star family run traditional B&B on
Enjoy a relaxed stay in our Victorian
Enjoy a totally unique camping experience
a working farm offering six comfortable
farmhouse on a working farm. En suite
in a beautiful sheltered woodland setting
and spacious rooms and a private guests’
bedrooms
scrumptious
overlooking the Fal River. Perfect for those
lounge. Open all year. Families welcome.
Cornish breakfasts and plenty of off-road
wanting a getaway break with a difference.
Portscatho, Truro, TR2 5EJ
parking. Children and pets welcome.
This is glamping as it should be!
Telephone: 01872 580 293
Ruan High Lanes, Truro, TR2 5JS
Feock, Truro, TR3 6QJ
www.trewithian-farm.co.uk
Telephone: 01872 501 339
Telephone: 01872 861 917
Near: Portscatho
www.trenonafarmholidays.co.uk
www.falriver.co.uk/glamping
Near: Ruan High Lanes
Near: Feock
On the map: H5 p120
/TrewithianFarm
@TrewithianFarm
with
wi-fi,
On the map: H5 p120
Trethem Mill Touring Park
On the map: E5 p120
Pennance Mill Farm “Caravan Park of the Year” Cornwall & SouthWest Tourism Awards 2012/13
National Gold Winner “Caravan Park of the Year 2010” enjoy England Awards for Excellence
and spotless... beautiful flowers... excellent
Family run chalet and camping park with
WiFi coverage... lovely dog walking
all facilities for touring and camping,
area... excellent customer service... the
near Maenporth Beach. Private path to
whole park is stunning.”
beach. Regular bus service to Falmouth.
The judges said...“This is an amazing
St Just in Roseland, Truro, TR2 5JF
park with immaculately kept grounds...
Telephone: 01872 580 504
Maenporth, Falmouth, TR11 5HJ
the attention to detail is perfect... pitch
www.trethem.com
Telephone: 01326 317 431
quality is exceptional with bonus of
Near: Truro
premium pitches... facilities are modern www.falriver.co.uk/placestostay
On the map: E7 p120
/Trethem-Mill-Touring-Park
www.pennancemill.co.uk Near: Falmouth
On the map: A9 p120
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GETTINGDAYS AROUND GREEN OUT 6 ways to be a better visitor. Small steps... Big impacts 1 REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE In Cornwall we recycle. You can help us by refusing packaging and bags you don’t need, and using the recycling banks you’ll see in most main car parks across the area. If you can recycle where you’re staying, please do. www.recycleforcornwall.org.uk
2 GET OUT OF THE CAR! Walking, cycling and riding are great ways to see the area without adding to traffic. Use public transport if you need to travel to your start point, but try exploring near to where you are staying - there are some fantastic places to see right on your doorstep..The best way to explore the river is with a Fal Mussel Card Visitor, see p8. www.sustrans.org.uk
King Harry Ferry saves 5 million car miles, 1.7 million Kg of CO2 and 500,000 Kg of carbon each year. Estimates for the St Mawes Ferry are over double this ...!
You can see the stars at night in Cornwall. Help us reduce light pollution, energy use and CO2 emissions by switching off lights and all those stand-by buttons when you don’t need them. Help us reduce water consumption by using just the water you need and then sit back and enjoy that view. www.cep.org.uk
Faster, cheaper and a lot more fun ....
To carry one passenger from Falmouth to St Mawes the ferry will use as little as 0.026 litres of fuel in comparison to
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the 2.5 litres it takes to move the same person in a car, that’s almost 100 times less fuel, carbon and C02 emissions ! KING HARRY FERRY Use the King Harry Ferry and save miles on a round journey between Falmouth & St Mawes. By using the King Harry Ferry you can be saving up to 27 miles on a return journey. Not only will you be making a huge saving in fuel but you will also make a huge cut in your C02 and carbon emissions for the same journey.
Buy local and you’ll see what Cornwall can offer while benefiting the communities of Cornwall.. Visit farmers’ markets, farm shops, village stores, pubs and cafés. Our distinctive culture shines through the hundreds of community events that happen throughout the year - and the food and drink are simply fantastic. www.tasteofthewest.co.uk
4 CHILL OUT – SWITCH OFF!
Green Ferries
ST MAWES FERRY Leave your car and use the ferry. Passenger mile for passenger mile one of our classic wooden ferries uses up to 16 times less fuel than the average car would use to cover the same distance. Not only are the ferries much more efficient but the St Mawes Ferry only has to travel 5.2 miles on a return passage as opposed to the 60 miles it takes to do the same journey in a car.
3 STAY LOCAL, EAT LOCAL, BUY LOCAL, SEE LOCAL
PARK & FLOAT Help keep vehicles out of Falmouth Town Centre by using the Park & Float facility at Ponsharden. Wash away the stress of parking by using our 500 space car park on the outskirts of town. From the car park it’s only a short and leisurely fifteen minute ferry trip down the Penryn River aboard one of our classic wooden ferries to the town centre. Park & Float........... For an exhaust, traffic and pollution free Falmouth!
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FOLLOW THE CODE
The Countryside Code reminds us all to protect, respect and enjoy: look after plants and animals; take litter away; leave gates and property as you find them; keep dogs under close control and consider other people and users when visiting the countryside. www.countrysideaccess.gov.uk
6 SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS COAST means that the business has been certified for good practice in Sustainable Tourism. www.coastproject.co.uk The Green Tourism Business Scheme helps businesses reduce their environmental impact, support their local community & conserve the natural & cultural assets of their destination.. www.green-business.co.uk
(Based on full ferries and 2 passengers per vehicle)
www.falriver.co.uk/greendaysout
KIDS’ STUFF
TEN MISTAKES Can you spot the ten mistakes our funny French designer has made to the Fal River illustration? (Clue: the original is on the front cover). Circle each mistake, write your email at the bottom of the page and hand it in to one of our ticket offices for a chance to win some special pirate treasure!
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GETTING AROUND FALMOUTH TIDES
TIDE INFO
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WHAT IS TIDE?
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GETTINGON AROUND WHAT’S THE TRURO & PENWITH COLLEGE FAL RIVER FESTIVAL
24TH MAY TO 2ND JUNE 2013
Now in its eighth year, the Fal River Festival, once again sponsored by Truro & Penwith College, is a 10-day not-for-profit community festival which encompasses many events varying from music and drama, the arts and heritage to gig racing, swimming, walking and much more.
MAY
JUNE
Mon 6th - Fri 10th
Mon 17th - Sat 22nd
Classic Car Festival
Midnight Tango
www.nearwaterevents.co.uk
www.hallforcornwall.co.uk
Wed 8th
Tues 25th - Sat 29th
Flora Day
Kneehigh’s Tristan & Yseult
Helston
www.hallforcornwall.co.uk
Fri 17th
Sat 29th
Lucy Rose
Kaiser Chiefs
Princess Pavilion
www.edenproject.com
JUNE
Sun 30th
Mon 3rd
Sigur Ros
Eddie Izzard
www.edenproject.com
www.edenproject.com
JULY
Fri 24th May (4.30pm - Late)
Wed 29th May (4 - 6.30pm)
Sun 2nd June (12pm)
Opening ceremony
Beer & Jazz on the Quay
RNLI
of the Truro & Penwith
in St Mawes
College Fal River Festival
Jacka Jazz will be playing on
See the famous Beer Fleet
the quay in St Mawes with
is a 1 mile Open Water
sail into Falmouth harbour
two live performances at
before heading to Events
4pm and 5.30pm. St Mawes
Square where there will be
Castle
to
Castle
Thurs 6th - Sat 8th
Tues 2nd
Swim
Royal Cornwall Show
The XX
The Castle to Castle Swim
www.royalcornwallshow.org
www.edenproject.com
Swim held in aid of the RNLI
Thurs 6th
Mon 15th
between Pendennis Point &
Reginald D Hunter
Stithians Show
Hotel will be serving beer
St Mawes Castle. Last year
www.hallforcornwall.co.uk
www.stithiansshow.org
a showcase of music from
and a hog roast from their
it raised £30,000 for the
the festival’s sponsor, Truro
patio. Ferries will run back
charity.
Sat 8th
Mon 15th - Sat 20th
& Penwith College.
to Falmouth from St Mawes
Loe Beach Regatta
Priscilla
www.pofsa.co.uk
Queen of the Desert
until 7.45pm
Sun 2nd June Fal River Walk
Sat 25th May
www.hallforcornwall.co.uk
Fal Fish Festival
Sat 1st June (9am)
The
The Fal Fish Festival runs for
Roseland
the Rotary Club of Truro
Kernow King
Sat 27th
three days on Events Square
Adventure Race
Boscawen, will be raising
www.hallforcornwall.co.uk
Creek Safari Swim
and celebrates the best of
This year’s gruelling course
money for Cornwall Hospice
Cornwall’s marine harvest.
will see people swim, run and
Care and Rotary funds.
Now in its fourth year, the Fal
cycle around a 54km course
Fish Festival offers a feast of
on the Roseland Peninsula.
cookery demonstrations, live
walk,
organised
by
Thurs 13th
www.nearwaterevents.co.uk Fri 14th - Sun 16th Falmouth International
Sat 27th
All this and more are in store
Sea Shanty Festival
Flushing Regatta
for this year’s festival.
www.falmouthseashanty.co.uk
www.pofsa.co.uk
music, children’s entertain-
Sat 1st June (Midnight)
ment and a bustling market.
Mermaid Walk
For a full list of events
Sun 16th
Sun 28th - Tues 30th
An all-night walk in St Mawes
please visit:
Falmouth Triathlon
Grand Medieval Jousts
organised by Nearwater B&B
www.falriverfestival.co.uk.
www.carrickleisure.org.uk
Pendennis Castle
to raise money for Cornwall’s Mermaid Centre.
Sat 22nd Point and Penpol Regatta www.pofsa.co.uk
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WHAT’S ON CRUISES DIARY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
May - October: £12.50
Sat 3rd
Sat14th - Sun 22nd
Up The Creek History Trips
St Mawes Regatta
SPLASH!
Regular trips leaving from
www.pofsa.co.uk
www.falmouth.co.uk
Wed 7th - Sun 11th
Mon 16th - Sat 28th
Boardmasters
Evita
www.boardmasters.co.uk
www.hallforcornwall.co.uk
A cruise up the Fal River
Thurs 8th
Sun 22nd
raising money for the
Showboat Experience with
St Mawes Triathlon
Mission to Seafarers where
Miracle Theatre
www.nearwaterevents.co.uk
Falmouth’s longest serving
www.falriver.co.uk/showboat
Falmouth to parts of the Fal Estuary other trips don’t reach. May 8th - 3.30pm
FAL RIVER AUTUMN WALKING FESTIVAL
18TH OCTOBER TO 3RD NOVEMBER
Misson to Seafarers
Harbour Pilot will talk about
Fri 27th - Sun 29th
the 150 year history of
Fri 9th
Cornwall Food
Falmouth’s famous docks.
Pink Wig Day
& Drink Festival
www.pinkwigevent.org.uk
www.cornwallfoodanddrink.co.uk
Sponsored by
May 28th & August 6th Artists on the Fal
Fri 9th - Sun 18th
OCTOBER
Discover why the likes of
Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week
Thurs 10th - Sun 13th
FAL RIVER AUTUMN WALKING FESTIVAL
Turner, Tuke, Hemy, Ben
www.falmouthweek.co.uk
Falmouth Oyster Festival
Sponsored by The Nare
Nicholson and the Surrealists,
www.falmouthoysterfestival.co.uk
found the Fal so fascinating
Sun 11th
with Louise Connell, Fal-
Gylly Triathlon
Thurs 24th - Fri 25th
on the success of the two previous festivals, this is
mouth Art Gallery Director.
Gyllyngvase Beach
Falmouth Beer Festival
a celebration of the joys of autumn and encourages
Falmouth
visitors and locals to put on their walking boots to
August 7th & Sept 28th Fortress Falmouth From Henry VIII to World War II, the Fal River has
with archaeologist Nicholas Johnson. July 26th, Aug 24th, Sept 21st Special Heritage Cruise Ferries and small passenger boats used to be a vital mode of transport for people and goods around the river. These special cruises will land at old quays used in the 18th century. Includes commentary, entertainment and riverside refreshments.
discover and explore the area from the Roseland to
Tue 13th - Thurs 15th Miracle Theatre presents
NOVEMBER
Waiting for Godot
Fri 8th - Sun 10th
www.miracletheatre.co.uk
Cornwall Film Festival
The festival boasts a fantastic selection of guided
www.cornwallfilmfestival.com
walks delivered by walkitcornwall, the Ramblers,
been a bulwark of national defence. Find out more
This festival is returning for its third year. Building
Helford by foot.
the National Trust and other walking groups.
Sat 17th - Sun 18th RNLI Dragon Boat Race
Wed 13th
Alongside this you will find a comprehensive guide
www.rnli.org
Truro City of Lights
to the area’s best walks which you complete at your
www.trurocityoflights.co.uk
own pace. All the walks are available online for you to download with detailed descriptions and maps.
Sat 24th Portscatho Regatta
DECEMBER
This festival is a showcase of some of the UK’s best
www.pofsa.co.uk
Tue 10th - Sun 15th
walks.
Truro Victorian Sat 24th
Christmas Market
Showboat Experience with
Truro
Miracle Theatre www.falriver.co.uk/showboat
Fri 13th Dec - 11th January Cinderella
Sun 25th Music in the Park Kimberley Park
www.falriver.co.uk/whats-on
www.hallforcornwall.co.uk
For more information please visit our website www.falriver.co.uk/walkingfestival
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GETTING AROUND LOCAL SERVICES WHAT’S ON Emergency
Pharmacies
Police, Fire, Ambulance,
Boots
Coastguard: 999
Hayle: (Open Till Late):
Police (Non emergency):
Ferries
Taxis
Pets & Animals
Falmouth Park & Float
Falmouth
Emergency Vets
01326 319 417
Abacus
Clifton Villa
Unit E, West Cornwall Shop-
St Mawes Ferry
01326 212 141
Veterinary Surgery
101
ping Park, TR27 5LX
01326 741 194
Able Cabs
24 Hour emergency vets
National Gas Emergency
01736 756 843
Place Ferry
01326 373 007
in Truro
If you smell gas
Falmouth:
01872 861 910
Truro
01872 273 694
0800 111 999
47-49 Market Street, TR11 3AB
King Harry Floating Bridge
Avacab
Dog warden
Environment Agency
01326 312 373
01872 862 312
01872 241 214
Lost dogs
Flood information
Truro:
Enterprise Boats
Roseland
0300 1234 212
0800 80 70 60
94 Pydar Street, TR1 2BD
01326 741 194
Roseland Taxi’s
01872 272 810
Falmouth Water Taxi
01872 501 001
St Mawes Pharmacy
07522 446 659
A to B Roseland Taxi’s
Royal Cornwall Hospital
12 Kings Road, St Mawes
Helford Ferry
07790 294509
Accident and emergency
TR2 5DH
01326 250 770
Roseland Community
Xpress Garage and Tyres
department
01326 270 296
Flushing Ferry
Transport
Automotive repair, servicing,
07974 799773
01326 270 440
tyres and mot
Healthcare
Trelliske, Truro TR1 3LJ, 01872 250 000
Marine
Vehicles
St Mawes Water Taxi 07971 846 786
Unit 3-4 Tregoniggie Ind Est,
Camping
Falmouth Hospital
Falmouth Harbour Master
Minor injury unit only
Vhf Channel 16 And 12,
Penrose Outdoors
01326 377 997
Trescobeas Road, Falmouth,
01326 312 285
Ferris Garage
TR11 2JA , 01326 434 739
St Mawes Harbour Master
Buses
Camping equipment, campingaz, calor gas
24 Hour vehicle breakdown
NHS Direct
Vhf Channel 12,
Traveline
Town Quay, Truro TR1 2HJ
recovery or assistance
Health advice and informa-
01326 270 553
0871 200 22 33
01872 270 213
01872 861 109/861 100
tion service, advice on near-
Truro Harbour Master
Falmouth Town Centre
Mountain Warehouse
AA
est late opening pharmacies
Vhf Channel 12,
Shuttle Service
Walking camping and
24 Hour UK emergency
0845 46 47
01872 272 130/224 231
01326 378 100
outdoor equipment
breakdown (non-members)
GP out of hours service
Falmouth Coastguard
Corlink Service
37 - 38 Market Street
0800 88 77 66
Urgent medical treatment
01326 317 575
01326 259 794
Falmouth, TR11 3AR
0844 873 0087 From
if you or a member of your
R Pearce & Co
OTS Minibus & Coach hire
01326 211 915
mobiles
family becomes ill.
Marine Surveyors and
01326 378 100
0870 242 1242
Consultants
Travel Cornwall
NHS Emergency Dental
www.rpearce.co.uk
01726 861 108
Bubbles
BBC Radio Cornwall
Helpline
01326 375 500
First Buses
99 Killigrew Street,
95.2 Fm & 103.9 Fm
01872 354 375
Robin Curnow Outboard
0845 600 1420
Falmouth TR11 3PU
Inshore waters forecast
Motor Specialist
Western Greyhound
01326 311 291
Monday - Friday: 0645,
Sales and service of
01637 871 871
Truro Launderette
0725, 0745, 0825, 1225
Fal River VIC
outboard motors and
Park for Truro
Boscawen House, Chapel
Saturday: 0645, 0725,
Prince of Wales Pier, Falmouth
inflatable boats
01872 279 270
Hill, Truro, TR1 3BN
0745, 0815, 1310
01326 741 194
www.robincurnow.co.uk
Sunday: 0645, 0725,
Truro TIC
01326 373438
Trains
01872 272 005
Boscawen Street, Truro
Bosuns Locker
National Rail Enquiries
Pirate FM
01872 274 555
Chandlery, Calor Gas, Upton Slip
08457 48 49 50
102.2-102.8 Fm
Roseland Visitor Centre
Falmouth TR11 3DQ
Trainline
Heart FM
Millenium Car Park, St Mawes
01326 312 212
0871 244 1545
105-107 Fm
Visitor Information
01326 270 440
Falmouth TR11 4SN
Launderette
Local radios
0745, 0815
Source FM 96.1 FM
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