A visit to Cornwall’s Lizard Peninsula is a must-do on any visit to Cornwall. Jutting southward between the towns of Falmouth and Helston the Lizard is a special place. Home to some of the UK’s most stunning beaches and picturesque coves, on the Lizard you can also find some of Cornwall’s most charming and timeless …
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If its great food you’re after in Cornwall then its hard to argue against Falmouth being the place to be for culinary greatness. With access to rich fishing grounds off the south coast, and to the ecosystems of the Fal and Helford rivers to provide the area’s prized shellfish, alongside some of the county’s most …
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What could be more romantic than a candlelit dinner or a cozy pub night with your significant other? Whether you’re celebrating an anniversary, popping the question, or just looking to spend some quality time with your loved one, Falmouth is the perfect destination for a romantic evening out. In this blog post, we’ll take a …
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Taking in three of Falmouth’s very best beaches, this walk offers some fantastic elevated views across Falmouth Bay. Distance: 5 miles (return) Difficulty: 2/5, good paths throughout. (Note: This walk can be extended to start at Castle Beach or Pendennis Point which will add on two miles, or shortened by a couple of miles by starting at …
This walk takes in some fine estuary views, an old fishing village and some lovely secluded bays. Distance: 3 miles (return) Difficulty: 2/5, good paths throughout although there’s a couple of steep sections around Durgan. Our start point for this walk is the National Trust car park at Bosveal, from there head south towards the coast, …
If its food you’re after in Cornwall then its hard to argue against Falmouth being the place to beat for culinary greatness. With access to rich fishing grounds off the south coast, and to the ecosystems of the Fal and Helford rivers to provide the area’s prized shellfish, alongside some of the county’s most fertile …