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Previous Eden Project Next Website St Austell Eden Project.jpg Eden Project.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Dubbed the 'Eighth Wonder of the World' by some, the Eden Project is a dramatic global garden housed in tropical biomes that nestle in a crater the size of 30 football pitches. Previous Next

Previous Royal Fowey Yacht Club Next Website Fowey Royal Fowey Yacht Club.jpg Royal Fowey Yacht Club.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Open to members and visiting yachtsmen, the facilities include bar, dining room, terrace, showers, wi-fi and cloakrooms suitable for disabled. Previous Next

Previous Fowey Valley Cider Next Website Lostwithiel Fowey Valley 5.jpg Fowey Valley 5.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Cidery & Distillery in Lostwithiel Our small family-run cidery and distillery is home to the famous 'Fowey Valley Sparkling Vintage Cider', 'Castledore Cider' and 'Foy Gin'. FREE guided tours on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at 10.30am. Previous Next

Previous Colwith Farm Distillery Next Website Lanlivery Colwith 1.jpg Colwith 1.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Come and see how we transform the potatoes grown on our fifth generation family farm into award winning vodka and gin - then sample the produce straight from the source. Or better still, have a go at making your own! Previous Next

Previous Lansallos Beach Next Website Lansallos Lansallos Beach.jpg Lansallos Beach.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone A sheltered beach and relatively unknown so often quiet. Location: Between Polruan and Polperro on coastal path just below Lansallos. O/S grid reference: 166512 Nearest car park: National Trust car park at Lansallos, chargeable. Access:10 - 15 minute walk down the path from Lansallos, not suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs. Sand / pebbles etc: Sand and pebbles. Swimming: Moderate shelving. Toilets: No. Refreshments: None. Dogs allowed: Yes all year. Previous Next

Previous Borlewen Fishing Trips Next Website Fowey Borlewen.jpg Borlewen.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone From Town Quay, offering various fishing trips throughout the season (weather permitting) No experience needed, fun for all ages. Rods, tackle and tuition provided. Previous Next

Previous Lanhydrock House and Garden Next Website Bodmin Lanhydrock.jpg Lanhydrock.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Magnificent late Victorian country house with garden and wooded estate. Lanhydrock is the perfect country house and estate, with the feel of a wealthy but unpretentious family home. Previous Next

Previous Fowey - Mevagissey Ferry Next Website Fowey Mevagissey Ferry.jpg Mevagissey Ferry.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Combine a visit to two of Cornwall's most picturesque and contrasting ports with a return ferry trip across St Austell Bay between Fowey and Mevagissey. Previous Next

Previous Polkerris Beach Next Website Polkerris Polkerris Beach only.jpg Polkerris Beach only.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone A sheltered harbour beach in the small village of Polkerris, ideal for families, with facilities right by the beach including a pub with beachside terrace, a bistro, a gallery and a cafe. Watersport equipment for is for hire and tuition available in sailing, windsurfing and paddleboarding. Access - short walk to the beach from car park. Seasonal dog ban. Location: West of Fowey, off the A3082 between Fowey and Par. O/S grid reference: 093521 Nearest car park: In the village, chargeable in season, 3 minute walk from the beach. Access: Short walk on the road from the car park and slipway onto the beach, good access for pushchairs and wheelchairs. Sand / pebbles etc: Sandy. Swimming: Sheltered harbour with gentle shelf. Toilets: Yes. Refreshments: Beach shop, cafe, pub and bistro. Dogs allowed: 1st October - Easter only. Previous Next

Previous Coulson Park Next Website Lostwithiel Coulson Park.jpg Coulson Park.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Coulson Park is beside the River Fowey. There is a swing and climbing frames. Ball games can be played in the park and there is free parking. Previous Next

Previous Wheal Martyn China Clay Works Next Website St Austell Wheal Martyn.jpg Wheal Martyn.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Set within the 26 acres of 2 former 19th century china clay works, Wheal Martyn takes you through the story of production from 1800 to today. Previous Next