Place of interest
With over 15 galleries, a boatbuilding workshop, interactive exhibits and a collection that spans The National Small Boat collection, exciting temporary exhibitions, artworks, maps and charts, memorabilia and other objects there’s plenty to explore.
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Discovery QuayWith over 15 galleries, a boatbuilding workshop, interactive exhibits and a collection that spans The National Small Boat collection, exciting temporary exhibitions, artworks, maps and charts, memorabilia and other objects there’s plenty to explore.
Glendurgan is truly a great garden owned by the National trust. Set in a 30 acre woodland valley and created by Albert Fox around 1826, it enjoys a very mild climate due to its fine sheltered position and has fine views to the Helford Estuary.
During the years many exotic and rare trees and shrubs have been collected and grown here.
In Spring camellias, azaleas, magnolias and wild flowers all feature giving beautiful displays and colours, followed by foxgloves in early Summer. The Summer also brings a stunning show of Hydrangeas.
The laurel maze and Giant's stride are popular with children and make Glendurgan worth visiting with all the family.
The garden is just one of a cluster of gardens in this area of Cornwall.
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Uhadi lwe-Glendurgan
Glendurgan is truly a great garden owned by the National trust. Set in a 30 acre woodland valley and created by Albert Fox around 1826, it enjoys a very mild climate due to its fine sheltered position and has fine views to the Helford Estuary.
During the years many exotic and rare trees and shrubs have been collected and grown here.
In Spring camellias, azaleas, magnolias and wild flowers all feature giving beautiful displays and colours, followed by foxgloves in early Summer. The Summer also brings a stunning show of Hydrangeas.
The laurel maze and Giant's stride are popular with children and make Glendurgan worth visiting with all the family.
The garden is just one of a cluster of gardens in this area of Cornwall.
Gyllyngvase beach is the sandy jewel in Falmouth's crown - a sheltered, safe Blue Flag beach with crystal clear turquoise waters, ideal for all. If you're keen to dip a toe, Gylly is a popular year-round sea swimming spot, while WeSUP and Gylly Adventures offer paddleboarding, coasteering, snorkelling, kayaking and more, right off the beach. Enjoy spectacular sunrise strolls, beach yoga, brilliant barbecues and memorable sunsets. Or amble beyond Gylly towards the gentle coastpath which leads on towards further beaches and an unspoiled coast line brimming with natural wonders.
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Gyllyngvase Beach
Gyllyngvase beach is the sandy jewel in Falmouth's crown - a sheltered, safe Blue Flag beach with crystal clear turquoise waters, ideal for all. If you're keen to dip a toe, Gylly is a popular year-round sea swimming spot, while WeSUP and Gylly Adventures offer paddleboarding, coasteering, snorkelling, kayaking and more, right off the beach. Enjoy spectacular sunrise strolls, beach yoga, brilliant barbecues and memorable sunsets. Or amble beyond Gylly towards the gentle coastpath which leads on towards further beaches and an unspoiled coast line brimming with natural wonders.
The Minack Theatre is Cornwall's world famous open-air theatre, carved into the granite cliff and set in glorious gardens overlooking the spectacular panorama of Porthcurno Bay.
A place like no other, the world-famous Minack theatre is a must-see for visitors to Cornwall. Perched on rugged cliffs over-looking the spectacular panorama of Porthcurno Bay, you might think ancient Greeks had carved it from the granite. In fact, less than a century ago it was a rough gully of gorse and heather dropping dizzily down to the sea.
Today the theatre welcomes you to discover the extraordinary story of how it was created and experience the magic of live performance in this iconic space.
The Minack stages a full programme of live performances and at other times you are welcome to explore the dramatic site and enjoy the glorious sub-tropical gardens full of exotic plants.
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The Minack Theatre
The Minack Theatre is Cornwall's world famous open-air theatre, carved into the granite cliff and set in glorious gardens overlooking the spectacular panorama of Porthcurno Bay.
A place like no other, the world-famous Minack theatre is a must-see for visitors to Cornwall. Perched on rugged cliffs over-looking the spectacular panorama of Porthcurno Bay, you might think ancient Greeks had carved it from the granite. In fact, less than a century ago it was a rough gully of gorse and heather dropping dizzily down to the sea.
Today the theatre welcomes you to discover the extraordinary story of how it was created and experience the magic of live performance in this iconic space.
The Minack stages a full programme of live performances and at other times you are welcome to explore the dramatic site and enjoy the glorious sub-tropical gardens full of exotic plants.
Trebah is the wild and magical result of over 180 years of inspired and dedicated creation. The natural spring at the top of the garden drops 10ft into the Koi Pool and cascades through drifts of brightly coloured waterside plantings.
Mediterranean and southern hemisphere plants intermingle with Trebah’s groves of huge Australian tree ferns and palms. A giant plantation of gunnera and clumps of huge bamboos give this garden a unique and exotic wildness matched by no other garden in the British Isles. It has been rated as one of the best 80 gardens in the world.
Many of the plants, such as the azaleas and rhododendrons, selected for their fragrance, have been planted in drifts on the ravine sides.
The award winning Visitor Centre houses a distinctive restaurant with a Mediterranean-style terrace, plant and gift shops.
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Trebah is the wild and magical result of over 180 years of inspired and dedicated creation. The natural spring at the top of the garden drops 10ft into the Koi Pool and cascades through drifts of brightly coloured waterside plantings.
Mediterranean and southern hemisphere plants intermingle with Trebah’s groves of huge Australian tree ferns and palms. A giant plantation of gunnera and clumps of huge bamboos give this garden a unique and exotic wildness matched by no other garden in the British Isles. It has been rated as one of the best 80 gardens in the world.
Many of the plants, such as the azaleas and rhododendrons, selected for their fragrance, have been planted in drifts on the ravine sides.
The award winning Visitor Centre houses a distinctive restaurant with a Mediterranean-style terrace, plant and gift shops.
Step back in time and lose yourself in Europe’s largest garden restoration; a world of romance, heritage and adventure awaits your discovery.
Explore Victorian Productive Gardens and Pleasure Grounds along winding paths laid out over two centuries ago. Journey across the forgotten world beneath the historic rhododendron boughs of Sikkim, beside Maori-carved tree ferns in New Zealand, to explore the Italian Garden and Alpine inspired Ravine.
The Jungle experience, intimate pathways edged with sub-tropical plantings have been created through the valley and its watercourses, and a rope bridge now extends across it all; offering a whole new perspective. This exuberant garden hosts a riot of luxuriant foliage, bamboo tunnels, and gigantic rhubarb and bananas, drawing the imagination on a journey far from our temperate shores.
The Giant’s Head, Mud Maid and Grey Lady all wait to be discovered along the Woodland Walk to delightful bird song. This sheltered path comes to life for children and adults alike as the woodland sculptures reveal themselves, emerging gently from the undergrowth, in a beautiful natural landscape.
Ancient woodlands and grazed pastures are managed to promote wildlife, whether you’re accompanied on your visit by your own personal robin or you are lucky enough to glimpse a kingfisher or a hummingbird hawkmoth, our resident wildlife is sure to enthral and surprise.
The unique palette of heritage flavours are incorporated within a daily lunch menu in the Heligan Kitchen. The licensed Heligan Tearoom provides a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere for morning coffee, Cornish cream teas and hearty, home-cooked meals. Whilst the Heligan Shop offers quality items, many of which have been designed, made, written or grown by staff on-site, providing an exclusive memento of a visit to the Lost Gardens.
Heligan is so much more than a garden restored; its own special atmosphere encourages contemplation and inspiration, satisfying the broadest range of horticultural and wildlife interests. Today, the 200 acres of mysterious gardens and estate offer quite simply, the best natural playground ever.
Awards
Best UK Gardens 2019/20 – Garden News Magazine
British Travel Awards 2016, 2017 & 2018 - Best UK Leisure Attraction - Gold Award
Cornwall Tourism Awards 2018/19 – Large Attraction of the Year
Garden of the Year 2018 – BBC Countryfile Magazine
Cornwall Tourism Awards 2014/15 - Winner of Winners
Cornwall Tourism Awards 2014/15 - Wildlife Friendly Business - Silver Award
Cornwall Tourism Awards 2014/15 - Garden & Country House of the Year - Gold Award
Cornwall Tourism Awards 2013/14 - Garden of the Year - Silver Award
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Izicwangciso Zemithi YaseHeligan
B3273Step back in time and lose yourself in Europe’s largest garden restoration; a world of romance, heritage and adventure awaits your discovery.
Explore Victorian Productive Gardens and Pleasure Grounds along winding paths laid out over two centuries ago. Journey across the forgotten world beneath the historic rhododendron boughs of Sikkim, beside Maori-carved tree ferns in New Zealand, to explore the Italian Garden and Alpine inspired Ravine.
The Jungle experience, intimate pathways edged with sub-tropical plantings have been created through the valley and its watercourses, and a rope bridge now extends across it all; offering a whole new perspective. This exuberant garden hosts a riot of luxuriant foliage, bamboo tunnels, and gigantic rhubarb and bananas, drawing the imagination on a journey far from our temperate shores.
The Giant’s Head, Mud Maid and Grey Lady all wait to be discovered along the Woodland Walk to delightful bird song. This sheltered path comes to life for children and adults alike as the woodland sculptures reveal themselves, emerging gently from the undergrowth, in a beautiful natural landscape.
Ancient woodlands and grazed pastures are managed to promote wildlife, whether you’re accompanied on your visit by your own personal robin or you are lucky enough to glimpse a kingfisher or a hummingbird hawkmoth, our resident wildlife is sure to enthral and surprise.
The unique palette of heritage flavours are incorporated within a daily lunch menu in the Heligan Kitchen. The licensed Heligan Tearoom provides a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere for morning coffee, Cornish cream teas and hearty, home-cooked meals. Whilst the Heligan Shop offers quality items, many of which have been designed, made, written or grown by staff on-site, providing an exclusive memento of a visit to the Lost Gardens.
Heligan is so much more than a garden restored; its own special atmosphere encourages contemplation and inspiration, satisfying the broadest range of horticultural and wildlife interests. Today, the 200 acres of mysterious gardens and estate offer quite simply, the best natural playground ever.
Awards
Best UK Gardens 2019/20 – Garden News Magazine
British Travel Awards 2016, 2017 & 2018 - Best UK Leisure Attraction - Gold Award
Cornwall Tourism Awards 2018/19 – Large Attraction of the Year
Garden of the Year 2018 – BBC Countryfile Magazine
Cornwall Tourism Awards 2014/15 - Winner of Winners
Cornwall Tourism Awards 2014/15 - Wildlife Friendly Business - Silver Award
Cornwall Tourism Awards 2014/15 - Garden & Country House of the Year - Gold Award
Cornwall Tourism Awards 2013/14 - Garden of the Year - Silver Award
Set on 4 acres of sub-tropical gardens, this relaxed gym, pool and spa is a 2-minute walk from Gyllyngvase Beach and a 16-minute walk from Falmouth town centre.
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St Michaels Health Club
Stracey RoadSet on 4 acres of sub-tropical gardens, this relaxed gym, pool and spa is a 2-minute walk from Gyllyngvase Beach and a 16-minute walk from Falmouth town centre.
Head to the south coast of Cornwall to discover how a Tudor fortress defended Falmouth and its estuary for hundreds of years. Hear the roar of real guns, scan the horizon for enemy ships and find out what life was like for soldiers stationed here during the World Wars. Explore Henry VIII’s keep to experience the drama of a castle under attack, and climb up to the roof for panoramic views over the sea.
With acres of green space, a fun family trail and a soft play room near the café, there’s plenty for visitors of all ages to discover and enjoy. Book now for the cheapest tickets and get ready for a great value, action-packed day out in Falmouth.
Pendennis Castle, isiteshi sasePendennis Castle (W-bound)
Castle DriveHead to the south coast of Cornwall to discover how a Tudor fortress defended Falmouth and its estuary for hundreds of years. Hear the roar of real guns, scan the horizon for enemy ships and find out what life was like for soldiers stationed here during the World Wars. Explore Henry VIII’s keep to experience the drama of a castle under attack, and climb up to the roof for panoramic views over the sea.
With acres of green space, a fun family trail and a soft play room near the café, there’s plenty for visitors of all ages to discover and enjoy. Book now for the cheapest tickets and get ready for a great value, action-packed day out in Falmouth.
Falmouth is located just along the coast and only a few miles drive from one of Cornwall's most scenic areas, the Helford River. This estuary reaches from the edge of Falmouth Bay to the old trading port of Gweek, 5 miles inland. Towards the seaward end are a number of small, sheltered beaches such as Polgwidden, Porth Saxon and Helford Passage. Further upstream are seven creeks leading off from the river, each with its own distinct character. Best known of these is Frenchman's Creek, made famous by the Daphne du Maurier novel of the same name. The 30 or so miles of riverside fringing the Helford is heavily wooded in parts or backing on to rolling fields in others. There are a number of villages dotted around the estuary, all are worth a visit.
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Helford Passage Beach
South West Coast PathFalmouth is located just along the coast and only a few miles drive from one of Cornwall's most scenic areas, the Helford River. This estuary reaches from the edge of Falmouth Bay to the old trading port of Gweek, 5 miles inland. Towards the seaward end are a number of small, sheltered beaches such as Polgwidden, Porth Saxon and Helford Passage. Further upstream are seven creeks leading off from the river, each with its own distinct character. Best known of these is Frenchman's Creek, made famous by the Daphne du Maurier novel of the same name. The 30 or so miles of riverside fringing the Helford is heavily wooded in parts or backing on to rolling fields in others. There are a number of villages dotted around the estuary, all are worth a visit.
City/town information
Falmouth is one of the foremost holiday destinations in the UK offering everything from superb, Blue Flag beaches to sailing, cliff walking and a bustling town centre with a wide range of top quality cafes, shops, galleries and restaurants. There are numerous attractions in and around Falmouth including the National Maritime Museum and the historic Pendennis Castle. There are also a range of events taking place throughout the year from the Spring Festival to the Autumn Oyster Festival.
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Falmouth
Falmouth is one of the foremost holiday destinations in the UK offering everything from superb, Blue Flag beaches to sailing, cliff walking and a bustling town centre with a wide range of top quality cafes, shops, galleries and restaurants. There are numerous attractions in and around Falmouth including the National Maritime Museum and the historic Pendennis Castle. There are also a range of events taking place throughout the year from the Spring Festival to the Autumn Oyster Festival.
Fun Activity
Dubbed the Eighth Wonder of the World by some, Eden is a dramatic global garden housed in tropical biomes that nestle in a crater the size of 30 football pitches.
With a worldwide reputation, and recognised by the British Travel Awards as the Best UK Leisure Attraction five years running, Eden barely needs an introduction, but this epic destination definitely deserves a day of your undivided attention. More than just a huge, tropical garden, Eden is a gateway into the relationships between plants and people, and a fascinating insight into the story of mankind's dependence on plant life. Not only a mind-blowing visitor attraction, Eden is also fast-becoming a unique resource for education and knowledge towards a sustainable future.
Experience the sights, smells and scale of the rainforests in the Rainforest Biome - the world's largest greenhouse - and discover the tropical plants that are used to produce everyday products. Travel to South Africa and California, as you amble amongst the orange and lemon trees, olive groves and gnarled vines of the Mediterranean Biome, and in the 30-acre Outdoor Garden see hemp, sunflowers and other plants that could change your future, flourishing under the Cornish sun.
A fascinating location, but, more importantly, Eden is a fun and family-friendly day out. Curious kids can find out where tea, rubber and sugar come from, and travel the world to the simulated environments of tropical destinations that they dream of traveling to in the future. There are themed events according to the seasons, workshops for adults and children, activity days, music concerts and much more besides.
There's no stress about packing up a family survival kit - facilities include on-site restaurants and cafés, gift shops and well equipped child- and baby-friendly toilet facilities. In fact, for a day out you needn't worry about taking much more than yourselves. Eden also offers easy access to wheelchairs and buggies, and dogs on leads are welcome in all the outdoor areas of the site.
There's so much going on at Eden that it's good to check their own events calendar and food menus before a visit to make sure you don't miss out on anything.
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Dubbed the Eighth Wonder of the World by some, Eden is a dramatic global garden housed in tropical biomes that nestle in a crater the size of 30 football pitches.
With a worldwide reputation, and recognised by the British Travel Awards as the Best UK Leisure Attraction five years running, Eden barely needs an introduction, but this epic destination definitely deserves a day of your undivided attention. More than just a huge, tropical garden, Eden is a gateway into the relationships between plants and people, and a fascinating insight into the story of mankind's dependence on plant life. Not only a mind-blowing visitor attraction, Eden is also fast-becoming a unique resource for education and knowledge towards a sustainable future.
Experience the sights, smells and scale of the rainforests in the Rainforest Biome - the world's largest greenhouse - and discover the tropical plants that are used to produce everyday products. Travel to South Africa and California, as you amble amongst the orange and lemon trees, olive groves and gnarled vines of the Mediterranean Biome, and in the 30-acre Outdoor Garden see hemp, sunflowers and other plants that could change your future, flourishing under the Cornish sun.
A fascinating location, but, more importantly, Eden is a fun and family-friendly day out. Curious kids can find out where tea, rubber and sugar come from, and travel the world to the simulated environments of tropical destinations that they dream of traveling to in the future. There are themed events according to the seasons, workshops for adults and children, activity days, music concerts and much more besides.
There's no stress about packing up a family survival kit - facilities include on-site restaurants and cafés, gift shops and well equipped child- and baby-friendly toilet facilities. In fact, for a day out you needn't worry about taking much more than yourselves. Eden also offers easy access to wheelchairs and buggies, and dogs on leads are welcome in all the outdoor areas of the site.
There's so much going on at Eden that it's good to check their own events calendar and food menus before a visit to make sure you don't miss out on anything.
Flambards Theme Park is the BIGGEST family fun day out in Cornwall with plenty of great things to do!
AMAZING RIDES
There are amazing rides for thrill-seekers! Take a spin on the Hornet Rollercoaster and check out the view from the top of SkyRaker, the twisting drop ride. Brave the Thunderbolt, journey through the dark on Space Race and prepare to get wet on the Colorado River log flume.
For those adrenalin junkies, why not ride Sky-Force, whizzing high above the park, this ride is the largest thrill ride in the South West.
FAMILY FUN
Young families will love the traditional rides in Ferdi's Funland, including the Teacups, Space Shuttles and Pirate Ship. Go on an adventure and discover dinosaurs in the Jurassic Journey before uncovering fossils in the Dino Dig. You can also see the new arrivals hatching in the Dino-Nursey.
Plus new for 2021 – hop aboard The Western Train!
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IMMERSIVE INDOOR ATTRACTIONS
On your day out in Cornwall, don’t miss the award-winning indoor attractions at Flambards and step back in time. Explore the cobbled streets of the life-sized Victorian Village and visit over 50 sets and scenes filled with over 50,000 genuine artefacts. See Victorian Britain frozen in time as you step inside the local pub, visit a Victorian home and see the divide between rich and poor.
Discover the life-sized replica of a London street during World War II in the Britain in the Blitz attraction. Hear the deafening sounds of the air raid siren and literally feel the ground shake as another bomb goes off.
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Flambards Theme Park
Clodgey LaneFlambards Theme Park is the BIGGEST family fun day out in Cornwall with plenty of great things to do!
AMAZING RIDES
There are amazing rides for thrill-seekers! Take a spin on the Hornet Rollercoaster and check out the view from the top of SkyRaker, the twisting drop ride. Brave the Thunderbolt, journey through the dark on Space Race and prepare to get wet on the Colorado River log flume.
For those adrenalin junkies, why not ride Sky-Force, whizzing high above the park, this ride is the largest thrill ride in the South West.
FAMILY FUN
Young families will love the traditional rides in Ferdi's Funland, including the Teacups, Space Shuttles and Pirate Ship. Go on an adventure and discover dinosaurs in the Jurassic Journey before uncovering fossils in the Dino Dig. You can also see the new arrivals hatching in the Dino-Nursey.
Plus new for 2021 – hop aboard The Western Train!
VIEW RIDES & ATTRACTIONS
IMMERSIVE INDOOR ATTRACTIONS
On your day out in Cornwall, don’t miss the award-winning indoor attractions at Flambards and step back in time. Explore the cobbled streets of the life-sized Victorian Village and visit over 50 sets and scenes filled with over 50,000 genuine artefacts. See Victorian Britain frozen in time as you step inside the local pub, visit a Victorian home and see the divide between rich and poor.
Discover the life-sized replica of a London street during World War II in the Britain in the Blitz attraction. Hear the deafening sounds of the air raid siren and literally feel the ground shake as another bomb goes off.
WeSUP offers total SUP discovery for the whole family, offering various stand up paddle board activities including lessons, equipment hire and guided coastal tours.
WeSUP has introduced over 4000 people to SUP since its birth in 2010 and is home to one of the busiest SUP Clubs in the UK. They offer exactly want you want from SUP, whether that's an entry level lesson, an advanced paddle clinic or a 4 day coastal exploration trip.
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Wesup
WeSUP offers total SUP discovery for the whole family, offering various stand up paddle board activities including lessons, equipment hire and guided coastal tours.
WeSUP has introduced over 4000 people to SUP since its birth in 2010 and is home to one of the busiest SUP Clubs in the UK. They offer exactly want you want from SUP, whether that's an entry level lesson, an advanced paddle clinic or a 4 day coastal exploration trip.
The Flicka Foundation is a working sanctuary for donkeys, that spends seven days a week rescuing and rehabilitating donkeys from cruelty, neglect and abandonment. They welcome visitors through their gates 'free of charge' to see their work and meet their big family. They have a tea room serving delicious light snacks and home made cakes and a small rustic gift cabin with some donkey merchandise (both help with charity funds), the rest of the centre is dedicated to rescues enjoying being free, loved and cared for, they are the priority there, their happiness and as much free will as they can give them. If you are looking for lots to do and see Flicka is not the place for you - if you love animals and want to see a lot of contented donkeys and ponies living in peace and tranquility please visit they would love to meet you!
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The Flicka Foundation
The Flicka Foundation is a working sanctuary for donkeys, that spends seven days a week rescuing and rehabilitating donkeys from cruelty, neglect and abandonment. They welcome visitors through their gates 'free of charge' to see their work and meet their big family. They have a tea room serving delicious light snacks and home made cakes and a small rustic gift cabin with some donkey merchandise (both help with charity funds), the rest of the centre is dedicated to rescues enjoying being free, loved and cared for, they are the priority there, their happiness and as much free will as they can give them. If you are looking for lots to do and see Flicka is not the place for you - if you love animals and want to see a lot of contented donkeys and ponies living in peace and tranquility please visit they would love to meet you!
Multi award-winning wildlife & sight-seeing tours, whale & dolphin watching, snorkeling adventures, filming trips, corporate hire, special occasions.
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AK Wildlife Cruises
Multi award-winning wildlife & sight-seeing tours, whale & dolphin watching, snorkeling adventures, filming trips, corporate hire, special occasions.
The SEA LIFE TRUST Cornish Seal Sanctuary is a charity that rescues and rehabilitates grey seal pups from around the Cornish coastline.
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Isithuthi saseCornish Seal
The SEA LIFE TRUST Cornish Seal Sanctuary is a charity that rescues and rehabilitates grey seal pups from around the Cornish coastline.
A trip on the St Mawes Ferry takes in Pendennis and St Mawes Castle as well as the wonderful views of the water... and there’s always plenty of wildlife to see so keep your eyes peeled for seals on Black Rock or that elusive pod of dolphins.
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Steps No. 2A trip on the St Mawes Ferry takes in Pendennis and St Mawes Castle as well as the wonderful views of the water... and there’s always plenty of wildlife to see so keep your eyes peeled for seals on Black Rock or that elusive pod of dolphins.
Here is something for the whole family from tiny tots to adults. Kids love to play in their mega play frame, slides, climbing wall, ball cannons, astro glide – and tiny tots explore too, in their own safe space. 2 Birthday party rooms with amazing themes to choose from, complete with your own party host for maximum fun and entertainment. Take the mess and stress away!
Virtual Reality Arena, razeVR is Cornwall’s biggest 20 player free roam experience that will thrill and excite the whole family.
The adults can enjoy a refreshing cup of coffee and their favourite magazines in our comfortable café with our fantastic fresh food and drink menu for the whole family complete with complementary Wi-Fi.
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Raze the Roof indoor children's soft play, birthday parties & laser tag arena
30a Kernick RoadHere is something for the whole family from tiny tots to adults. Kids love to play in their mega play frame, slides, climbing wall, ball cannons, astro glide – and tiny tots explore too, in their own safe space. 2 Birthday party rooms with amazing themes to choose from, complete with your own party host for maximum fun and entertainment. Take the mess and stress away!
Virtual Reality Arena, razeVR is Cornwall’s biggest 20 player free roam experience that will thrill and excite the whole family.
The adults can enjoy a refreshing cup of coffee and their favourite magazines in our comfortable café with our fantastic fresh food and drink menu for the whole family complete with complementary Wi-Fi.
Granite Planet Climbing Centre
West Cornwall's largest indoor rock climbing centre!
Visit Via Ferrata Cornwall near Falmouth for an adventure day out! Enjoy climbing, ropes courses, zip-lining, High Wire Bridge and more!
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Via Ferrata Cornwall
HalvassoVisit Via Ferrata Cornwall near Falmouth for an adventure day out! Enjoy climbing, ropes courses, zip-lining, High Wire Bridge and more!
Kernow Adventure Park is an outdoor activities centre with SUP, assault course, E-boats and open water swimming on a secret lake sunk deep into the earth.
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Kernow Adventure Park
HalvassoKernow Adventure Park is an outdoor activities centre with SUP, assault course, E-boats and open water swimming on a secret lake sunk deep into the earth.
Massive store for discounted garden, household & homeware products, plus a cafe!
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Trago Mills
Arwenack StreetMassive store for discounted garden, household & homeware products, plus a cafe!
Food scene
Delicious Cornish Produce in style of Vietnamese Pho noodles and tasty fresh sides. Fresh local Seafood. Eat In and takeaway. Falmouth.
PhoBar
Delicious Cornish Produce in style of Vietnamese Pho noodles and tasty fresh sides. Fresh local Seafood. Eat In and takeaway. Falmouth.
Quaint eatery featuring area-sourced cuisine, beer & wine in a charming, cobblestone scenery. #1 on Tripadvisor!
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Restaurant MINE
High StreetQuaint eatery featuring area-sourced cuisine, beer & wine in a charming, cobblestone scenery. #1 on Tripadvisor!
Casual, modern eatery serving dishes from all over Africa made with seasonal Cornish ingredients.
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Amanzi African Restaurant Falmouth
38 Arwenack StCasual, modern eatery serving dishes from all over Africa made with seasonal Cornish ingredients.
Windjammer is the restaurant with sea views and seafood directly on our doorstep in Falmouth. Serving you fresh fish and meats, vegetarian and vegan food from breakfast and late into evening hours. We are a coffee & cake-loving cafe by day and an active diner & cocktail bar by night. Welcoming families, kids and dogs!
Windjammer Cafe & Bar
Windjammer is the restaurant with sea views and seafood directly on our doorstep in Falmouth. Serving you fresh fish and meats, vegetarian and vegan food from breakfast and late into evening hours. We are a coffee & cake-loving cafe by day and an active diner & cocktail bar by night. Welcoming families, kids and dogs!
A unique Spanish restaurant in the heart of Falmouth, next to the famous Quay of this beautiful Cornish seaside town Bodega 18 Falmouth was born in May 2020, to bring Spain into the heart of Cornwall.
Bodega 18
A unique Spanish restaurant in the heart of Falmouth, next to the famous Quay of this beautiful Cornish seaside town Bodega 18 Falmouth was born in May 2020, to bring Spain into the heart of Cornwall.
Busy cafe serving coffee, cakes, breakfast and lunch with vegan options typically including at least one sandwich, breakfast, salad, cake, and hot bowl food at all times.
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Good Vibes Cafe
28 Killigrew StBusy cafe serving coffee, cakes, breakfast and lunch with vegan options typically including at least one sandwich, breakfast, salad, cake, and hot bowl food at all times.
Rustic seafood restaurant, Falmouth, serving fresh local seafood & shellfish. Also serving Fish & chips, pasta, steak, vegetarian & children's menu.
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The Shack
Rustic seafood restaurant, Falmouth, serving fresh local seafood & shellfish. Also serving Fish & chips, pasta, steak, vegetarian & children's menu.
Fuel is a relaxing & welcoming cafe serving homemade, fresh locally sourced breakfast, coffee, lunch & dinner
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Fuel
Arwenack StreetFuel is a relaxing & welcoming cafe serving homemade, fresh locally sourced breakfast, coffee, lunch & dinner
A family-run restaurant, proudly offering homemade food sourced from quality, local ingredients
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The Meat Counter
25 Arwenack StA family-run restaurant, proudly offering homemade food sourced from quality, local ingredients
Crafted Caribbean dishes and cocktails in relaxed and colourfully decorated, candlelit restaurant.
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Cribbs Cornwall
33 Arwenack StCrafted Caribbean dishes and cocktails in relaxed and colourfully decorated, candlelit restaurant.
Relaxed waterfront brasserie offering breakfast, seasonal fare & cocktails, plus vegan options.
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INDIDOG Eatery on the Harbour
28a Market StRelaxed waterfront brasserie offering breakfast, seasonal fare & cocktails, plus vegan options.
Locally-sourced and foraged food served in a bright venue with large windows and funky fish mobiles.
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Oliver's
33 High StLocally-sourced and foraged food served in a bright venue with large windows and funky fish mobiles.
Falmouth's Premier Steakhouse & Grill, specialises in prime meat sourced from the top butchers in the country. The meat is lovingly reared, hung and dry aged for an extended period of time to achieve the best flavour and succulence.
With vegetarian, chicken and fish options, as well as a menu for little people, they've got something for everyone.
7 abantu bendawo batusa
The Ranch
Falmouth's Premier Steakhouse & Grill, specialises in prime meat sourced from the top butchers in the country. The meat is lovingly reared, hung and dry aged for an extended period of time to achieve the best flavour and succulence.
With vegetarian, chicken and fish options, as well as a menu for little people, they've got something for everyone.
Sustainable seafood and wine served in a snug, waterfront space with stylish decor and a patio.
76 abantu bendawo batusa
Hooked on the rocks
Swanpool RoadSustainable seafood and wine served in a snug, waterfront space with stylish decor and a patio.
Large restaurant serving classic fish and chips plus other seafood, burgers, pies and sausages.
57 abantu bendawo batusa
Harbour Lights Restaurant
Arwenack StreetLarge restaurant serving classic fish and chips plus other seafood, burgers, pies and sausages.
Creekside inn with low beams and flagstone floors serves food including fish straight from the boat.
162 abantu bendawo batusa
Pandora Inn
Restronguet HillCreekside inn with low beams and flagstone floors serves food including fish straight from the boat.
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Getting around
While in Falmouth you will find plenty of transport options. Below are the best ways to get around town.
Trains
The nearest train station is a short 5-minute walk towards Gylly Beach end. Regular services
run to Truro main lines.
Taxis
If trains and buses are not your thing, taxis are another good option. There is a taxi rank on
the Moor, or otherwise call;
A2B -Tel: 01326 317898 or Abacus and Falmouth Taxis-Tel: 01326 212141
Water Taxi
A fun way to explore beyond Falmouth over to St Mawes and around.
Water Taxi A2B -Tel: 0755 390 4961
Ferry
Regular trips across to the delightful St Mawes!
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Dreckly
Dreckly
You may visit a shop for a pasty and be told it will be with you dreckly. This is a little like ‘hasta mañana’ in Spanish. You will get it, sometime in the unspecified future.
Translation: Directly.
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Yer ’tis
When you’re presented with your pasty it may be with a cheerful yer ’tis.
Translation: Here it is.
Imishwana ewusizo
Proper job
Hopefully when you receive your pasty it’ll be a proper job.
Translation: Job well done. Incidentally, now the name of an award-winning2 Cornish beer.
Imishwana ewusizo
Right on
Right on is another appropriate response to a proper job.
Translation: Okay, be in agreement.
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Alrite me luvver
Usually reserved for friends or family you may hear this as an informal greeting.
Translation: Alright mate.
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Me ‘ansum
You may be called this whether man, maid or beer but is usually reserved for friends and family.
Translation: My handsome.
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Where you to?
You may be asked this in passing and from Cornwall, the answer is always ‘up north.’
Translation: Where are you (from)?