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- Fowey Gallants Sailing Club | Enjoy
Previous Fowey Gallants Sailing Club Next Website Fowey Fowey Gallants SC.jpg Fowey Gallants SC.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Open to club members and visiting yachtsmen and offers showers, bar and food. Junior sailing and training are available during the season. Previous Next
- Hangloose Adventure | Enjoy
Previous Hangloose Adventure Next Website St Austell Hangloose.jpg Hangloose.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Hangloose Adventure is based in the heart of Cornwall within the beautiful confines of the Eden Project. We are one of the UK's top adrenaline adventure activity providers including the world famous Zip-wire over the Eden Project Biomes. Previous Next
- Charlestown Shipwreck and Heritage Centre | Enjoy
Previous Charlestown Shipwreck and Heritage Centre Next Website Charlestown Charlestown Shipwreck Centre.jpg Charlestown Shipwreck Centre.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Visual history of Charlestown including life-size tableaux of old inhabitants, blacksmith and cooper. Outstanding display of shipwreck material. Diving and RNLI exhibitions. Previous Next
- Polruan Quay Beach | Enjoy
Previous Polruan Quay Beach Next Website Polruan-by-Fowey Polruan Quay Beach.jpg Polruan Quay Beach.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Situated next to the Quay and its facilities, ideal for families, also has slipway on to the beach. No beach at high tide Location: On the east side of the river at Polruan. O/S grid reference: 126512 Nearest car park: St Saviours, Polruan, or limited parking on the quay, both chargeable. Access: Through Polruan or by passenger ferry from Fowey, excellent access for pushchairs and wheelchairs. Sand / pebbles etc: Sandy. Swimming: Gentle shelving, be aware of boat movements. Toilets: Yes. Refreshments: Shops and pub. Dogs allowed: No dogs at any time Previous Next
- Lost Gardens of Heligan | Enjoy
Previous Lost Gardens of Heligan Next Website Pentewan Lost Gardens.jpg Lost Gardens.jpg 1/1 E Mail 01726 845100 Phone 200 acres of garden history, mystery and romance Thirty years ago, Heligan's historic gardens were unknown and unseen; lost to the brambles of time since the outbreak of WW1. It was only the chance discovery of a door in the ruins that led to the restoration of this once great estate. Today, The Lost Gardens have been put back where they belong: in pride of place among the finest gardens in England. Previous Next
- Restormel Castle | Enjoy
Previous Restormel Castle Next Website Lostwithiel Restormel Castle.jpg Restormel Castle.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Crowning a hill, commanding a major crossing of the River Fowey, the Castle stands within a deep and wide dry moat. The circular wall forms a large 13th Century Shell Keep, with domestic buildings inside and a large, rectangular chapel protruding outside it. Previous Next
- Polruan Blockhouse | Enjoy
Previous Polruan Blockhouse Next Website POLRUAN Polruan Blockhouse.jpg Polruan Blockhouse.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone The blockhouses were built on either side of the harbour mouth around 1380. A chain was hung between both to prevent undesirable ships entering the harbour. Previous Next
- St Fimbarrus Church | Enjoy
Previous St Fimbarrus Church Next Website Fowey St Fimbarrus.jpg St Fimbarrus.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Fowey's beautiful and historic Parish Church Previous Next
- Tregrehan Garden | Enjoy
Previous Tregrehan Garden Next Website St Austell Tregrehan Garden.jpg Tregrehan Garden.jpg 1/1 E Mail Phone Large woodland garden created over the last 200 years, forming an exotic green gene bank of known source plants, in a temperate rainforest. Also fine glasshouse range in more formal walled garden area. Open for groups any time by arrangement. Previous Next
- Treffry Viaduct | Enjoy
Previous Treffry Viaduct Next Website St Austell Treffry Viaduct.jpg Treffry Viaduct.jpg 1/1 E Mail +44 01208 873039 Phone Built between 1839 and 1842 by its owner Joseph Thomas Treffry, this viaduct, 90 feet high and 670 feet long, had the dual purpose of carrying both a tramway and a high level leat across the beautiful Luxulyan Valley. Located approximately 4 miles North of St Austell, it was the first large civil engineering structure of its kind to be built in Cornwall, and is now a Scheduled Ancient Monument. Although on-site parking is limited, it is an idyllic picnic spot for those who are exploring the Luxulyan Tramway Trail. Previous Next
- Wellington's B&B | Enjoy
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- Trethewey Guest House | Enjoy
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