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Falmouth in 2 days

If you only have 2 days to spend in Falmouth, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
With favorites like Balti Curries, Budock Vean Hotel, and National Maritime Museum Cornwall, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees. We even included some of our favorite food spots around the area, like Balti Curries and The Shack so you can get the best taste of Falmouth while you’re here. To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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  • Falmouth in 2 days
  • Most popular attractions
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Day 1

Most popular attractions
For day 1, we strategically grouped the most popular attraction, Pendennis Castle, with surrounding point of interests to start your trip off with a bang. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 7 hours of your day.
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Pendennis Castle

4.6
(4654)
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4.5
(2311)
Castle
Sights & Landmarks
Heritage building
Historical landmark
Pendennis Castle, a historic hilltop fortress in Falmouth, has stood as a formidable stronghold for over 450 years. Built by King Henry VIII, it offers panoramic views of the Carrick Roads estuary and provides insight into Cornwall's defensive heritage. Operated by English Heritage, the castle features interactive exhibits and costumed interpreters that bring its history to life.
Highly recommend the free tour. Lots of information about the history of the castle and the local area. We originally went for the Taskmaster collaboration as we were in the area. But didn't end up doing many of the tasks as were busy exploring the castle instead. Overall a great day.
Michael M — Google review
The parking signs for the disabled parking are ambiguous and incorrect,so it's not very clear. Friendly staff and great afternoon spent looking round Penndennis Castle and grounds. Whilst looking around the fun room within the main part of the castle we were approached by Don,one of the English Heritage staff who could see that our disabled daughter was enjoying reading the information in each room. He approached me and asked if we wanted an explanation and tour of the castle, which we agreed. He was fabulous taking time to explain what each room was for and pitching it at a level that our daughter could understand and relate to. He checked in after each room to ensure she had understood the information.He was interesting and very informative and especially kind and compassionate with our daughter as he took time and effort to ensure she took something from the experience. I asked if he had any experience with Additional needs as he was so good with our daughter, he hadn't I'm particular but had experience of working with young people. Don was definitely an asset to English Heritage and made our trip informative and memorable. The grounds and views were amazing and we felt very much connected to that part of history from his storytelling. The station the teashop were also good and cakes delicious.. All staff were friendly and great,I'd it hadn't of been for the confusion over the signage for disabled parking I would have given this a 5 star review. Definitely worth a visit.
Caroline M — Google review
Chose a sunny day and you'll be rewarded with stunning views over to St Mawes and Falmouth. The Military history spans the moments of crisis in British history; 16th century, the Nepoleonic wars and WW1/ 2. Superb info boards and exemplary English Hetitage staff dealing with an unexpected group of cruise ship visitors. Coffee in cafe to finish was just as good!
Peter S — Google review
Absolutely loved our trip to Pendennis Castle. History with beautiful view's. A must for families & History buffs. Great cafe with friendly service and an amazing gift shop within something for everyone.
Catherine C — Google review
We went for the jousting tournament, which was brilliant, but there was a huge range of entertainment which was suitable for all ages and it was all included in the price. We also visited the castle and museum. There’s a lovely cafe, but the food and drink is expensive. There was plenty of car parking.
Tracey N — Google review
Lots of history around this castle and World War Two! It’s dog friendly and they are also allowed in the castle. We went in for free as we had an English Heritage membership - definitely worth doing.
Maria P — Google review
Great place to It's truly a wonderful destination, offering a unique experience. The atmosphere is pleasant, making it easy to relax and enjoy your time. With its beautiful scenery, it provides a perfect backdrop for creating lasting memories. You will find yourself wanting to come back for another visit.
Domonik G — Google review
Taskmaster activities were well pitched and entertaining. 10 year old had fabulous day enjoying the history. 7 year old like exploring the castle grounds. Scones were good, but watch out for the wasps who would very much like to get the jam!! Dogs very welcome.
Sarah R — Google review
4XW2+XW, Castle Dr, Falmouth, TR11 4LP, United Kingdom•https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/pendennis-castl…•+44 1326 316594•Tips and more reviews for Pendennis Castle
6 min · 0.31 mi
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Pendennis Point

4.8
(713)
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4.6
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Sights & Landmarks
Scenic Walking Areas
Pendennis Point is a must-visit destination in coastal Cornwall, offering breathtaking views of Falmouth Bay and the surrounding area. Visitors can explore the Little Dennis fort built into rocks near the high water point and take leisurely coastal walks along the path to Maenporth beach. The strategic location and natural beauty make it popular for those interested in local history and stunning scenery.
Free viewpoint with parking (sometimes very busy) ice cream stalls and a coffee stall. More space than it looks like. Some nice places to sit, a small fort and interesting rock formations, plus of course a nice view.
Rich S — Google review
A great place to stop for a rest. Free parking and a great place to watch sunsets, dolphins and regattas. Also makes for a great place to walk and fish for mackerel etc.
Darren B — Google review
Free car park with fantastic views out to sea in every direction, plus the castle just behind. You can also walk down to the rocks from the car park. This really is a hidden gem in Falmouth.
Rich C — Google review
This is one of those places where it becomes a family tradition that you have go to enjoy if you are in Falmouth to enjoy the 270 degree views, fresh air (or even rain!), watch the boats and ships passing or mooring in the bay, a gentle walk to the fort and fishing rocks beyond the car park - and of course the ice cream from which ever van happens to be there serving freshly made ice cream in '99's'. May I be able to do for many years to come!
Andy H — Google review
Free car park! The only one in Falmouth - they say. Great for access to castle and climbing around the rocks... Fantastic views
Martin — Google review
Pendennis Point is a beautiful scenic headland. Great for either walking or just spending time watching the world go by. Direct views over the Fal River, St Mawes, Black Rock (often seals at low water), St Anthony Lighthouse (The real Fraggle Rock!, Falmouth Bay & anchorages & the Lizard Peninsula.
Fletch U — Google review
We parked at Pendennis Point this afternoon to look out across the river for dolphins, as we've seen them from here before. Alas, there were none today.
Les P — Google review
Lovely area to spend a few hours watching the yachts and birds. Bonus we had a delicious ice cream!
Jane P — Google review
Falmouth, TR11 4WZ, United Kingdom•https://www.cornwall-adventures.com/news-blog/pendennis-point•Tips and more reviews for Pendennis Point
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National Maritime Museum Cornwall

4.3
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4.1
(2325)
Museum
Specialty Museums
The National Maritime Museum Cornwall is a captivating museum located in Falmouth, offering a fascinating exploration of the town's maritime history. The museum showcases an array of boats, maritime artifacts, and exhibits on topics such as smuggling, fishing, and rescue operations. Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy different exhibitions alongside permanent displays. Additionally, the museum celebrates Falmouth's seafaring heritage with various festivals including the International Sea Shanty Festival and Falmouth Week.
They have a great exhibition of 100 years of surfing across Cornwall but also the world with big names in local sustainability such as James Otter of Otter Surfboards and David Forsyth from Driftwood Surfboards both great places to buy boards from! Really interesting and interactive exhibit with a 37ft surfboard weighing in at 181kg where it had 14 people able to ride it in the past and everything else in between! Definitely worth a visit just for this alone but the rest of the museum was amazing too!
Kieran D — Google review
Tickets quite expensive but they do last for a whole year which makes up for the price :) an option for a cheap day ticket would be LOVELY. Best section of the area was seeing all the surf boards and learning about some of the locals and their cool, interesting history. The remote control boats were super unique with it only being controlled by using the sails and ‘wind’. Gets properly crowded on a rainy day.
Edward E — Google review
Modern museum in a lovely marina setting. It was a bit pricey at £18.50 for an adult. There was a great surfing exhibition on. Lots of interesting facts associated with the famous exhibits there. It looked a popular place for mothers with young children as there is a play area. There is also an inside pond for playing with radio controlled boats. Also they have a decent cafe and shop. There is a car park nearby with shops and cafes.
Gill G — Google review
Really enjoyed looking around at all the boats, surf boards and the history of the surf competitions. Unfortunatly the tide was out so we didnt see the fish in the lower levels. This didnt detract feom the experience. Also some amazing view.
Jason R — Google review
What a great enjoyable place great for all the family lots of history easy to get to and fantastic veiws of the harbour
David R — Google review
Great museum to visit , surfing exhibition great , plus all other exhibits , and view from tower
Gary F — Google review
Great place, tidal pool and the look out tower particularly interesting. Friendly, helpful staff. A years membership is great value giving free entry for a year plus free entry to many other attractions in Cornwall.
Andrew K — Google review
Lovely day out with the children, ages 5 -14 , all of them enjoyed it. Went during the pirate exhibition in the summer holidays, very thorough and interesting, they also had a pantomime on hourly for the children which was well thought out and engaging, children loved it. Went down to tide 2 in the tower and enjoyed looking out to underwater and seeing the tide in the harbour.
Georgina T — Google review
Discovery Quay, Falmouth, TR11 3QY, United Kingdom•http://www.nmmc.co.uk/•+44 1326 313388•Tips and more reviews for National Maritime Museum Cornwall
5 min · 0.26 mi
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Harbour Lights Fish & Chips

4.3
(2011)
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4.5
(2384)
$$$$affordable
Fish and chips takeaway
Fast food restaurant
Fish & chips restaurant
Harbour Lights Fish & Chips is a popular restaurant in Falmouth, known for serving classic fish and chips along with other seafood, burgers, pies, and sausages. Their menu features fresh locally landed fish and chips made from Cornish potatoes. The restaurant offers indoor seating with views over the bustling harbour as well as takeaway options to enjoy by Custom House Quay or at nearby benches overlooking the water.
Amazing fish & chips!! The sustainability practises of this place including the MSC for sustainable fishing across their menu, drew me in above all other restaurants in the town. Would 100% recommend, loved every bite! Line caught haddock, regular chips, mushy peas and curry sauce, incredible!!
Sophie H — Google review
Decent, But Nothing Special Whenever I visit a seaside town, my first stop is always fish and chips. It’s usually a generous portion at a reasonable price, and this time was no different. After researching online, this spot seemed to be one of the most well-known, so I decided to give it a try. The atmosphere and location are nice, and the staff are friendly. As you can see in the photo, the lemon was almost bigger than the fish! The portion was filling, with chips and mushy peas on the side. However, the mushy peas tasted like they had just been reheated from a pre-made batch, and overall, the meal wasn’t anything extraordinary. The fish was decent, the chips were standard—nothing that made them stand out. One downside was that my coffee arrived before the food, so I had to eat quickly before it got cold, which took away from the enjoyment. I didn’t want to send it back and waste it, but it wasn’t an ideal experience. If you’re in the area, it might be worth trying something else on the menu, but for me, it was just an average fish and chips experience.
Gokhan G — Google review
Did not Disappoint, Easily The Best Fish & Chips I've ever had. We had The Famous 5, line caught Haddock, Chips Mushy, Peas Bread and unlimited Tea £21. The batter was light and crispy almost Tempora like. Come here and you won't be disappointed
James T — Google review
Really good! Super tasty food and drinks, lovely views and very friendly staff. Vegan fish and chips was best I had had! Thank you so much x
Anais V — Google review
Very good cod and chips plus plaice and chips was had here in the restaurant. Good food and service. A great bonus is you can get a takeaway and eat it in the pub underneath were were ate our scampi and cheesy chips
Paul — Google review
Fab freshly cooked fish and chips in a lovely setting on Custom House Quay. Perfect with a cold cider from The Front pub under the fish and chip shop where you can sit outside to eat your takeout. Would recommend.
Jane F — Google review
No surprises, it’s tasty fish & chips. Nice to be able to dine in and eat them fresh from the fryer.
Leigh B — Google review
Classic fish and chips, can’t go wrong 🐟 A couple of Vegan options available which is nice to see as often limited. Although at the end of the day it is just fish and chips, nothing special about them.
James A — Google review
Arwenack St, Falmouth, TR11 3LH, United Kingdom•https://www.harbourlights.co.uk/•+44 1326 316934•Tips and more reviews for Harbour Lights Fish & Chips
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Where to eat

Under a 1-minute walk from Harbour Lights Fish & Chips, here are a few close by recommendations for when you get hungry exploring around.

Balti Curries

4.6
(801)
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4.5
(1278)
$$$$affordable
Indian restaurant
Balti Curries is a well-established curry house and takeaway in the heart of Falmouth, Cornwall. It offers a blend of Indian classics and Nepalese specialties, making it a unique dining experience. The restaurant was founded by Mr. Hem, who introduced Nepalese cuisine to Cornwall after running a successful Nepalese restaurant in Plymouth. Visitors praise the warm atmosphere and friendly staff, with one particular server standing out for her exceptional service.
It’s one of the top restaurants which serves fresh and delicious food. Every food which I tasted here were delicious. Staffs are very friendly and welcoming. I highly recommend this place especially if you are vegetarian and looking for some spicy food. They also alter dishes based on preferences.
Meghana B — Google review
I had an amazing dining experience at Balti Curries. The food was absolutely delicious, offering authentic Indian and Nepali flavors that truly stood out. The service was exceptional—friendly, attentive, and welcoming. The staff went above and beyond to make the experience special, even surprising me with a beautiful rose, which was such a thoughtful gesture. The warm ambiance and hospitality made the meal even more enjoyable. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for great food and a memorable experience!
Asha B — Google review
We chose this restaurant as it was so busy inside and was not disappointed. The staff were really fast and came with drinks and popadoms more or less as soon as we arrived. The mango lassi was a great choice with the spicy dishes. The onion Bahji was a great size but felt like was missing something. However the main dishes were next level. Succulent huge chunks of chicken in the biriyani and peshwari naan was so sweet but seasoned to perfection. Then the chana massala was probably the best i ever tried with multi layers of flavour and spice, which i accompanied with a potatoe and bamboo shoot dish that the owner recommended - the portions packed flavour and were large. Couldn’t believe the bill was £41 and I was given a rose and some chocolates too. Great night and another nice meal in Falmouth
Lauren R — Google review
We visited Balti Curries in Falmouth while on holiday with my family, and it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. Our waiter, Mr. Sarma, was warm, attentive, and made us feel so welcome. We ordered a wonderful selection of dishes – Lamb Biryani, Garlic Chilli Lamb, Achari Lamb, Lamb Bhuna, Papadoms, Mango Lassi, and Tarka Dall – all bursting with authentic flavour and perfectly cooked. As a lovely surprise, they even offered us some delicious pakoras on the house, which was such a nice touch. Every dish was rich, aromatic, and beautifully spiced, and the portions were generous. The atmosphere was cosy and inviting, making it the perfect place to enjoy a meal together. We truly enjoyed our evening here and would highly recommend Balti Curries to anyone visiting Falmouth. Thank you to Mr. Sarma and the team for making our night so special!
Mahin C — Google review
Had a great experience at Balti Curries! The food was full of flavour — rich but still light, so you leave satisfied without feeling heavy. Service was excellent too — really friendly, quick and attentive. Everything came out fast and with a smile. Definitely a place I’ll be coming back to and recommending to others!
Sueb J — Google review
Absolutely delicious food and the service was top notch. The staff are all lovely and highly entertaining. The magic marshmallow trick had me laughing. The curries are hotter than average but taste amazing. A wonderful place. We will return.
David B — Google review
It was our first time visiting Falmouth and we were looking for an authentic Indian Restaurant and then we got Balti Curries. Currys are so delicious. Staff are so friendly.
Khayrul A — Google review
Perfect vibe on the place and the food was just spot on, even as an Indian, had the perfect level of spices and flavour. Loves every bit of my dinner. Special appreciation to the host - she was the literal "icing on the cake" of our experience
Dhanalaxmi C — Google review
47 Arwenack St, Falmouth, TR11 3JH, United Kingdom•https://www.baltifalmouth.co.uk/•+44 1326 317905•Tips and more reviews for Balti Curries

The Shack

4.6
(570)
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4.5
(1229)
Temporarily Closed
$$$$affordable
Seafood restaurant
Fish and seafood restaurant
The Shack is a charming shellfish bar located in Falmouth, offering a casual dining experience with rustic wooden seats and a menu featuring local seafood. Overlooking the harbor, it is the sister restaurant of The Shed. The restaurant prides itself on serving fresh fish from Newlyn and oysters from Porthilly, as well as an excellent sharing platter for those who can't decide.
What a treat! We came to the Shack for our 7th wedding anniversary and had the best time. The fish was excellent...squid, scallops, prawns, oysters, crabs, muscles...all were amazing. A lovely atmosphere with welcoming, friendly staff. Reasonably priced considering the quality of the food. You have to book, we watched so many people being turned away. Thank you for a great experience. We highly recommend a visit :)
Leigh M — Google review
An absolutely brilliant experience! My partner and I had the oyster, dressed crab with salad and aioli sauce, and the haddock and chips which were absolutely delicious. You could tell the ingredients were freshly prepared and the dishes were full of flavour. The atmosphere was lovely and the staff were very friendly. Good value for money. Would come back again and recommend it to anyone visiting the area.
Myrice P — Google review
We just went to the Shack last night for our 10th wedding anniversary. We were overwhelmed by the exceptional service the gentleman provided. They made our 10th anniversary especially memorable. We tried to say thanks again before we left but the gentleman was too busy back by the kitchen and we were rushing for a movie. My husband's steak was cooked to perfection. The amount of my seafood starter and main were so generous! I was so full. I loved their homemade seafood dip which was so tasty. I personally would love more flavour with the mussels and the whole crab. But they were still very nice. I'll definitely try the seafood platter for 2/3 to share when we bring our girls next time because my husband doesn't eat seafood! Anyway, thanks so much for being a highlight of our 10th anniversary! 💕
Li M — Google review
Excellent service and stunning seafood!! Our waiter Max was brilliantly resourceful. Booking ahead is a must. After trying to eat here on our first wander around Falmouth and to find it fully booked, we went online and found a table at lunch time a few days later. Result! Super glad we went as the food was stunning. My friends had the crab sandwich and I had the dressed Cornish crab - freshly caught that morning. I had no idea dressed crab could taste that good. It was perfect! Being a little hungover we asked if they served Bloody Mary's and thankfully Max our waiter had a winning recipe at hand. It was definitely one of the best, perfectly spiced Bloody Mary's I've ever had - and I've had a lot. So that was a brilliant cherry at the top of an already excellent cake for our experience at The Shack. If you're looking to eat fresh seafood and have excellent service that goes above and beyond - look no further.
Anya P — Google review
Excellent service and stunning seafood!! Our waiter was brilliantly resourceful. Booking ahead Super glad we went as the food was stunning. . It was perfect! If you're looking to eat fresh seafood and have excellent service that goes above and beyond - look no further
Mr M — Google review
What a friendly and inviting place. Always book but when you get in here, spend the money and get the recommendations! The staff know what they're talking about. We were celebrating our recent engagement and they went above and beyond. The chef's know how to cook well and the food is filling. 100% recommend.
Thomas T — Google review
Absolutely fabulous! Friendly service, laid back atmosphere and most importantly delicious food. We were really blown away by the exceptional quality and taste of the food and will definitely be returning. A real gem!
Rhiannon W — Google review
Our first meal in Cornwall and certainly one of the most memorable, service was amazing and the staff were so accommodating, we sat outside since it was a full house inside but asked to move tables closer to the entrance of the restaurant where it was a bit warmer and they gave us blankets too. We ordered the seafood platter for 3 and an extra side of calamari and was concerned it wasn’t going to be enough but we were oh so wrong - this magnificent spread of seafood could feed 4 easily as we couldn’t even finish it and had to take some home. Everything was just so delicious, especially the scallops and mussels in white wine sauce and the huge crab which was briny and meaty. You definitely get your moneys worth coming here, and will leave happily stuffed! We will visit again when we come back to Cornwall!
Jerry — Google review
Discovery Quay, 9 Tidemill House, Falmouth TR11 3XP, United Kingdom•http://www.theshackfalmouth.co.uk/•+44 1326 212800•Tips and more reviews for The Shack
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Little Red Rooster

4.7
(266)
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4.5
(143)
Permanently Closed
$$$$affordable
Restaurant
Nestled in the heart of Falmouth, the Little Red Rooster is a charming family-run diner that captures the essence of an American eatery with its laidback vibe reminiscent of New York. This delightful spot has earned its place on Cornwall's best burger list, serving up classic diner fare like hearty breakfasts, juicy burgers, hot dogs, and indulgent ice cream sundaes.
This is one of my favourite restaurants in Falmouth , food is fresh and well made very reasonably priced , place is very clean and the staff are super friendly. I came here twice while in falmouth and I will certainly be back the next time I'm in falmouth. Authentic American dining experience.
Thomas B — Google review
We stumbled on this beautiful little diner and we're so glad we did. The staff were incredibly welcoming, friendly and great with our 2 year old daughter. The food was genuinely amazing. When you're on holiday it's easy to feel like you're being ripped off when everything costs three times as much as it would normally but we also found this place to be very reasonably priced.
Steven B — Google review
Great taste. Not so great after effects. Had a chilli burger with cheesy chips on the side. Bit of a cheese overload but the burger and chips beneath were all very good - best in a long while. But that’s where all the praise ends. Don’t know what got me, whether it was the oil or something wrong with the meat, but 2 hours later I was stuck fast to the loo …for an eon. Two visits again since, and that’s all within 10 hours! Not great.
Michael W — Google review
Very good burgers and also breakfast dogs. Especially suitable if just want a simple delicious meal. Another big plus is the super clean environment, very good decoration inside as well. Definitely worth trying!
Film A — Google review
Serving staff were really friendly. I had to resort to a knife and fork to eat the burger because the bun wasn't great and was falling apart. Loads of fries but not very crispy. Ketchup and vinegar were served in sachets. Chef wasn't very friendly when I thanked him even though I was the only person in the place. Maybe because I didn't tip?
Shaun T — Google review
Best burgers I've ever had. Good music, friendly staff and great service. Give it a go, you will not be disappointed.
Mark K — Google review
Amazing food. Quality American themed restaurant. Brilliant xxxxx
SEAN S — Google review
Fantastic food! Great prices. Well worth the visit.
Richard T — Google review
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Day 2

Off the beaten path
For day 2, if you don’t mind the extra trek, today covers more off the beaten path places like Trebah Garden. Not quite as popular as Pendennis Castle, but still highly rated among many travelers. Accounting for getting around and average time spent, today’s activities could take about 7 hours.
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Trebah Garden

4.8
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4.7
(2705)
Botanical garden
Nature & Parks
Park
Gardens
Trebah Garden is a stunning sub-tropical paradise located near the Helford River Estuary in Cornwall. This award-winning garden offers an array of seasonal blooms, including ancient rhododendrons and fragrant magnolias in spring, giant rhubarb in summer, hydrangeas in autumn, and diverse flora from the southern hemisphere in winter.
Such a beautiful place to visit, been many times in the past and returned this year to find its just as unspoilt . Lots of unusual tropical plants grow in this protected valley , it’s a steep hike down to the beach at the bottom but worth the walk to be rewarded by stunning views and the most amazing ice cream. We were lucky to go on a warm day in early autumn and it was the highlight of our holiday
Tracey P — Google review
Great gardens to walk around, even the rainy weather didn't spoil it. Some steep pathways so bear that in mind if you have mobility issues. A great way to spend a few hours.
Alan S — Google review
Been a while lovely to return. Loving the blues of the hydrangea. Free use of a tramper is a good addition for those who need assistance. Great day to chill on the beach before the hike back up. The new to us walled garden was worth a visit.
Donna S — Google review
Random visit for us as we had planned other places, very glad we went. It poured with rain the whole time but this made it feel even more special. The plants and walks around are amazing and a kid park for the kids to enjoy. Would 100% recommend to all.
Martin H — Google review
Wow what an amazing garden! It's got so many fascinating plants and all grown with so much vigor! The garden is in a valley so you walk down one side and walk back up the other. The paths are well maintained but there's a lot of walking up slopes. Lovely icecream shop by the beach.
Hannah W — Google review
A beautiful garden, with a rich variety of plants set in a very special location. The cafe food was excellent quality too, it was fairly priced for what you receive and I would definitely visit to enjoy it again. Entry cost for your ticket is quite pricey which is my only reservation which will stop me returning too regularly- but I'd highly recommend and it's certainly worthwhile.
Rachel F — Google review
We went with a coach party and parking wasn't a problem. The garden reminded me of the Gardens of Heligan but on a smaller scale and with less diversity of plants. The planting includes lots of bamboo, hydrangeas and tree ferns. The paths wind their way down to the beach where there is a cafe with outside tables. You can do a circular walk to return to the car park. There is a shop, cafe, toilets and small plant centre before the exit.
Gill G — Google review
My wife and I loved this ravine garden... Excellent parking, very modern visitor centre with toilets, cafe and customer seating..helpful staff for regular and first time visitors...shop for gifts and plants. Very clear map of paths leading down to the beach with hard standing area, picnic benches and (on our visit) the option of tea coffee ice cream and snacks... wonderful views across the Helford estuary.
Ian B — Google review
Mawnan Smith, Falmouth, TR11 5JZ, United Kingdom•https://www.trebahgarden.co.uk/•+44 1326 252200•Tips and more reviews for Trebah Garden
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Budock Vean Hotel

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Budock Vean Hotel is a charming riverside retreat in Cornwall, offering a range of leisure facilities such as an indoor pool, sauna, outdoor hot tub, natural health spa, 9-hole golf course, and tennis courts. The hotel's AA rosette award-winning restaurant serves delectable Cornish seafood dishes. Set in 65 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens on the serene Helford River, the hotel provides en suite bedrooms with complimentary Cornish still water.
We had a super stay here. We paid a very reasonable price for a generous-sized room with lots of lovely touches like robes and slippers. The spa was lovely with a good sized swimming pool, sauna and hot tub. All was clean and felt luxurious. Service was friendly and very efficient throughout and the area is superb with coastal walks and National trust gardens on the doorstep. A thoroughly enjoyable visit.
Violin D — Google review
Had an amazing spa day here. The staff were super accommodating and was so relaxing (which is what you would expect!). My personal highlight was actually the spa lunch. I was expecting tiny portions of food, but they were excellent! Totally recommend the duck starter!
Tim S — Google review
Solo traveler review Restaurant and bar Nice staff and professional however don’t ask why someone doesn’t want a starter. If I had wanted one I would have asked, I found this rude. Lovely young lady on the bar. Food Over priced and tasteless chicken supreme… also cold. Breakfast Perfect sat down in a quiet area and food was delicious Lovely staff Lunch Sandwich was lovely. Reception Lovely young staff but older man made me feel lower class and being told my car was charged so will encounter extra charges when it wasn’t and had been checking constantly was not acceptable. I had been telling various members of staff I was constantly checking it as the charging app was not working. Spa Lovely and welcoming nice treatment Getting changed in a toilet wasn’t particularly nice tho. Only one shower in a communal area.. Grounds Lovely nice and maintained Room Full of spiders but bed nice and comfortable
Janine W — Google review
Excellent location. Based in the heart of Cornwall and very close to Falmouth. Additionally, reasonable distance and quick access by road towards Cornwall's tourist spots including Lands End and St Michaels mount. The service received was excellent throughout. The pool and sauna are clean and well kept. The staff are all very friendly. There is plenty of parking and the set menu breakfast (+buffet) is great. Unfortunately some parts of the hotel are dated, especially some of the cheaper standard rooms but I believe they have recently been acquired by new owners who are slowly renovating.
Rayaan S — Google review
What an absolute hidden gem!The only regret is that we only stayed one night! Loved everything about it., breakfast &coffee is great as well as the drinks they serve at the bar, the staff are doing their best to help you with everything u require. Also booked a full body massage here and Poppy was beyond acommodating and attentive, hope to be back soon!
Loredana M — Google review
Swim, sauna and outdoor jacuzzi - lovely setting. Nice staff, lunch was ok, crab sandwich had too much mayo mixed with crab (should be just crab imo). Enjoyed pool and sauna, changing room is ridiculous. couldn't swing a cat, very cramped but I was just a day guest, not staying. Am sure it's fine if you've got a room to change in. Golf course looked fun.
Susan E — Google review
Stunning suite. Decorated beautifully. Grounds are stunning. Walks were lovley. Room number 6. If you're looking to upgrade. Bed comfortable. Plenty of wardrobe space. Great hotel of you love golf. And want to relax. We are not into golf. And only stayed here for 2 nights. As we were doing a little tour round Cornwall. Food was superb. If your wanted a more relaxed atmosphere have a little walk to the ferry boat.
Kelly B — Google review
Booked afternoon tea after having a river boat cruise. Marvellous location and setting. Service very good. Food was excellent especially the fruit scones. Limitless tea and coffee and more cream and jam. Very good experience.
Mark P — Google review
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National Trust - Glendurgan Garden

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Nestled near the Helford River, Glendurgan Garden is a peaceful and exotic National Trust garden featuring ancient trees, exotic plants, and a valley leading to a sheltered beach. The garden offers attractions for all ages, including a planted maze and a rotating rope swing. In spring, the garden comes alive with colorful blooms from magnolias and camellias. The lower valley boasts exotic flowers while thousands of wildflowers cover the steep valleys.
Gorgeous, historic gardens. The maze was fun. Few games dotted around for children & adults alike. If you're really into gardening & plants, this is the place. We walked all the way down to the tiny hamlet next to the Helford River where we had an ice cream. Then the steep walk back up. A nice way to while away a few hours.
Debra R — Google review
Lovely walk through an exotic woodland downhill to a tiny fishing village (some of which is now holiday cottages) and stony beach with beautiful views over river estuary. Energetic walk back uphill via the maze halfway which was great fun . There were some flowers but I went at wrong time of year for them but thoroughly enjoyed the gardens nevertheless. Refreshments and toilets at top and bottom of path.
Warren H — Google review
Excellent! Beautiful gardens. The cafe is great too. The maze is a real highlight and so much fun! Harder than it looks! We walked down to the beach from the garden and it was really lovely! I did find the second hand bookshop a little more over priced than usual.Highly recommend!
Vanessa M — Google review
Wow, what an a great garden, there's a lot to see. If you have limited mobility then be warned that most of the garden is on a slope so there's a lot of walking up and down hill. There's some fabulous and different plants here, all of which are well cared for. You can walk down to the beach which is a lovely place to chill. The maze is fantastic fun and challenging being on a slope. Don't miss the massive tulip tree as you walk in which is incredible! There's a lovely cafe selling tasty cakes and drinks, some of which are traditional to Cornwall.
Hannah W — Google review
Lovely relaxing atmosphere, dogs allowed on lead except the maze, orchard and schoolhouse which is fine. Great cafe but dogs are outside - website says inside on the left but it doesn’t have any walls so really it’s outside with a canopy. Pebbly beach but still relaxing with an ice-cream hut. Dogs are allowed here too but on a lead. My mum who is 80 managed this walk with a few stops at the benches dotted around the site.
Keri-Anne P — Google review
A lovely garden to leisurely wonder around. The plants and trees are very well displayed, with info on some of them.The little village at the bottom of the garden is very quaint with the little beach where you can sit and have a ice cream before you start back up the hill. The grandchildren really enjoyed the maze.The staff were very helpful and friendly. We had a very good day out.
Michael P — Google review
Fun activity for 3-4 hours with the kids. Maze, apple shed and the games nearby (connect4, big jenga blocks etc.) were really fun for the kids. Great walk down to the village near the beach and really tasty local ice cream from there. Finally some jacket potatoes back at the cafe near entrance to top the day.
Ajai G — Google review
We returned on Sunday, many years after our last visit. Still as beautiful as we remembered it. We had to take the easier route, as this time we had our grandson in his pushchair with us! Walked down to the village and beach, stopping for an ice-cream. Such a lovely spot. The flowers and trees in the gardens are stunning. We didn't attempt the maze this time, as previously, I remember it took us a long time to find our way out! Had some sandwiches and cake at the top café before our journey home - all delicious. Well worth a visit if you're in the Falmouth area.
Jo P — Google review
Mawnan Smith, Falmouth, TR11 5JZ, United Kingdom•http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/glendurgan-garden•+44 1326 252020•Tips and more reviews for National Trust - Glendurgan Garden
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Maenporth Beach

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Maenporth Beach is a charming, sheltered beach located just a few miles from Falmouth. It features an east-facing sandy cove nestled between small headlands, offering shallow and inviting waters that are perfect for families and dogs. The beach provides amenities such as a cafe, toilets, and a car park, with the option to hire various watersport equipment. During peak seasons, there is a dog ban in place to ensure the comfort of all visitors.
A beautiful wide open beach with lots of space. The bay is very flat and you can walk out into the water for a hundred meters or more without the water getting above your waist. The waters seem very calm and warm. There are lots of caves and rock pools to explore along the sides, as well as a nice walk that follows the coast on either side. There is a great cafe and ice cream shop just behind the beach with clean toilets and amenities. It is also a dog friendly beach as long as you are respectful.
Graeme B — Google review
It went high tide today about 18:00H, the water is very calm! Nice beach.
Fatima S — Google review
Beautifully calm open sandy beach . Calm waves takes a while to get to the deep water but this is absolutely perfect for family’s with children and or dogs . Dog friendly at certain times . Lovely little sea caves you can explore !
Ashleigh B — Google review
Out for a drive and came across this place. Lovely beach sand.good for kids as well. Very flat beach. Car park small. Only problem was no signal on ur phone. Got to pay to park. Cash or card on manchine. But u can download the WiFi by the ticket machine and do it like that but when u walk away no WiFi. There is a cafe and toilets as well. Will come back again some time.
DAVID B — Google review
Stopped off here for some lunch and to walk the dogs. Lovely little cove, calm atmosphere with friendly staff and good food. Dogs loved it too although not dog friendly year round. Giving 4 stars as public toilets were awful 🤢 there is a clean disabled toilet at the cafe..
Jessiebee27 — Google review
Lovely beach, not as crowded as some other Cornish beaches. The beach cafe is decent, and you can hire kayaks and paddle boards from a guy on the beach, it's £15 per hour for a single kayak or £25 for a twin kayak which we felt was very reasonable. Overall it's a pretty beach with a nice vibe.
Dan W — Google review
Beautiful beach, clean and sea is shallow for many meters which is great for children. Parking right on the beach, toilets and a cafe on the beach. Highly recommend
Laura P — Google review
Great beach for paddle boarding and little ones as flat. Lovely little café and shop too
Claire P — Google review
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The Cove At Maenporth

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4.5
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Nestled in a picturesque Cornish cove, The Cove Restaurant and Bar offers an exquisite dining experience with stunning views of Falmouth Bay. This modern British eatery is the perfect escape from the lively atmosphere of Falmouth town center, allowing guests to relax while savoring delectable seafood dishes paired with fine wines.
The Cove is under new ownership from the beginning of February 2025 and we loved it! Bright, cheery and stylish interiors and outstandingly good food. They’ve only been open for a week and we look forward to returning often. And what a welcome bar for dogs!
Sophie S — Google review
The food was very well presented and delish . The service was very friendly Lovely view. Quite and relaxed. Thank you x
M M — Google review
Came across this restaurant by chance as it is dog 🐕 friendly, lovely place, great view out to sea, staff friendly and attentive but not too much. The food was delicious and well presented a lovely end to our 30th Wedding Anniversary. Will certainly go there again the next time we’re in Cornwall.
Melanie M — Google review
What a super Sunday lunch lovely veg, great roasty potatoes, excellent yorkie and plenty of thick juicy beef covered in lovely shiny thick gravy. We started with tempura prawns with a great sauce. Well worth a visit and also worth the price for us. Staff were amazing and very nice. Give them some custom they more than deserve it.
Paul F — Google review
Didn't look like much from the outside and just thought we would try it , and I'm so glad we did the staff was lovely especially the young girl and the food was amazing! Would definitely recommend and will definitely visit again when I'm back in cornwall
Richelle J — Google review
I had the most amazing lunch today at The Cove. We walked the coast path there and back and were greeted by friendly staff and the most amazing grilled haddock. Would thoroughly recommend and will be back!
Jessica — Google review
Amazing restaurant, friendly service, the quality of the food was superb. We will definitely go again when in the area
Hannah C — Google review
Quite possibly some of the best seafood I’ve had in my life. DOG FRIENDLY ! Cove view what more could you want .
Ashleigh B — Google review
Maenporth Beach, Maenporth, Falmouth TR11 5HN, United Kingdom•http://thecoveatmaenporth.co.uk/•+44 1326 332884•Tips and more reviews for The Cove At Maenporth

Ferry Boat Inn

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4.0
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Restaurant
The Ferry Boat Inn is a charming rustic pub located in a picturesque village, boasting original wooden beams and a cozy atmosphere. The menu features an array of fresh fish and seafood dishes. Situated on the waterfront of North Helford Passage, this 300-year-old inn offers stunning views of woodlands and lush fields. With its roaring fireplace and flagstone floors, it provides a warm and inviting setting to enjoy some delicious pub grub.
Wonderful pub with a great atmosphere, perfect for stopping by in the evening after a day of activities. I came here after a walk around the Helford Estuary with my family, the pub was busy and had a good atmosphere and we sat outside with some drinks and then ordered food. The food was all really good and tasty and service was prompt despite it being a busy day. The view from sitting outside is beautiful and really relaxing to be able to gaze out across the water at the boats.
Imogen B — Google review
Friendly helpful staff. We didn’t have a reservation but a table was cleaned & made available for us. We both ordered the specials. The crispy fish tacos were good, but to be great - the pineapple salsa needed a little sweetness and more of it. The steak sandwich was tasty - steak cooked to perfection. Would recommend. Note: barking dogs and people noise level is high!!
Nik B — Google review
Fabulous pub located on the Helford River. Small menu but there is a specials board offering good food with generous portions. There is a car park if you prefer not to walk there along the southwest coastal path.
Richard P — Google review
A nice pub. Plenty of tables. Good service. Nice food. Good for walkers along the coast. Parking is at the top of the hill ( 5 minutes steep walk) £3 per day or part of.
Tom B — Google review
Tucked away right on the riverbank, The Ferry Boat Inn is a hidden gem you can’t reach by car – and that’s part of the charm. Arriving feels like stepping into a slower pace of life, with boats moored nearby and plenty of outdoor seating to soak up the view. Inside, there’s a spacious dining area plus a separate room with a pool table for a more casual vibe. We ordered fish and chips and a cheeseburger – both generous in portion and spot-on in flavour. At around £19 per main, it’s not the cheapest, but the quality makes it worth it. They also offer a selection of specials if you fancy something different. A relaxed riverside pub with hearty food, great views, and a setting that feels like an escape.
Tanya M — Google review
A lovely pub in a breathtaking setting. The beer was excellent, food too, and I could have sat and looked over the estuary all day. Parking is closed by. Be aware there are steps and slopes to the pub and back. Well worth a visit.
Mike F — Google review
This pub is always extremely busy, which says a lot about it. If the weather is good get a table outside for beautiful views of Helford Passage, you might have to wait a while, but people are always coming and going. Fish and Chips are really good as are the burgers and the Mackerel pate is very tasty. Range of beers are excellent and service really quick. Definitely a favourite pub for us! A little bit pricey, but everything goes up in price and if your sailing into Helford it's not going to be a problem, though I'm a land lubber and can't afford to eat here every night, which is a shame😂
Allan C — Google review
Consistently good food in laidback atmosphere. Great menu specials always on offer. And always a great pint of Proper Job there
Jon B — Google review
Helford Passage, Falmouth, TR11 5LB, United Kingdom•https://www.ferryboatcornwall.co.uk/•+44 1326 250625•Tips and more reviews for Ferry Boat Inn
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