The West Connwal Peninsula Falmouth
and wrecking history along with tales of murder and deception. Home to the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site, the Minack Theatre carved into the cliffs, and Mounts Bay (Penzance) with the medieval castle of St Michaels Mount and the old fishing villages of Newlyn and Mousehole. There is something for everyone in West Cornwall.
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Falmouth Blue Flag beaches and a bustling town centre with superb shops and eateries. Reasons to visit include the scenic waterways with their many tributaries, the stunning views and the wide range of events and activities. Places to visit include the Falmouth Art Gallery, Kimberly Park Municipal Gardens, Pendennis Castle, WWII defences and Discovery Centre and the National Maritime Museum.
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wcws@wcws.biz Close to the National Maritime Museum, and right on the harbour front, is the
iconic TRAGO MILLS. This is the smallest of the three Trago stores but you’ll still find thousands of bargains across a huge range of products.
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For activities, choose from a wide variety of watersports, explore the Fal River Estuary (Garrick Roads) on the ferries, take boat trips on the glorious Helford and Fal rivers, or play golf. Local events include Falmouth Week, the Falmouth Regatta and the Pendennis Cup. Fal River Visitor Information Centre on the Prince of Wales Pier has more information on local events.
Mylor & Budock Villages near to Falmouth. Mylor has a quay, restaurants, boating leisure activities and shops, Te West Country Water Sports shop stocks all manner of watersports equipment. Budock has a golf course and hotel.
Going from Falmouth toward the Lizard there are many picturesque villages to visit:
Constantine and Mawgan - where footpaths lead to creeks such as Port Navas and Polwheveral.
Mawnan Smith - located between the lush gardens of Penjerrick Glendurgan and Trebah.
Durgan - with a beach, and Helford Passage where boats pass by.
Argal and College Waterpark - offering coarse fishing, watersports and safe play and picnic areas.
est Cornwall spans from Falmouth to Land’s End. This stunningly beautiful area has ancient heritage, remarkable rock formations, landscapes and coastal views, smuggling
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