Falmouth
A traditional working harbour, has resort beaches, water sports, subtropical gardens and boat and ferry trips. Falmouth is now home to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall
A traditional working harbour, has resort beaches, water sports, subtropical gardens and boat and ferry trips. Falmouth is now home to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall
Further afield the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and Trelissick are easily reached. Penzance and Newquay provide air travel to the Scilly Isles and the tropical gardens of Tresco Abbey. St. Ives houses the Tate Art Gallery and the north coast offers many splendid surfing beaches and rugged walks.
The Helford Estuary
Probably one of the most beautiful estuaries in England. From the Helford Passage a passenger ferry will take you to Helford allowing you to explore some of the many creeks on the south side, including Frenchman’s Creek immortalised by Daphne Du Maurier.
Probably one of the most beautiful estuaries in England. From the Helford Passage a passenger ferry will take you to Helford allowing you to explore some of the many creeks on the south side, including Frenchman’s Creek immortalised by Daphne Du Maurier.
These are just some of the attractions of Cornwall and there are far to many to list here, check some of the links from previous pages.
