A charming port on the river Fal, Falmouth boasts an impressive maritime history. The deepest natural harbour in Western Europe and an ancient defence settlement in Tudor times, today’s town is a vibrant hub of exciting activities whilst still maintaining the cosy charm and character of a classic seaside resort.

Steeped in history, with major yachting and sailing festivals, an appearance by Charles Darwin and a pivotal role in the Civil War and the Spanish Armada, Falmouth boasts a fascinating past. Blessed with four stunning and unique beaches, beautiful walking routes for families and couples alike, and a host of fantastic culinary options, this idyllic corner of Cornwall makes for a relaxing break.

There is plenty to do in Falmouth and the surrounding area. The town plays host to the renowned National Maritime Museum and a well-preserved Tudor battlement in Pendennis Castle. A short drive will take you to the Cornish capital Truro, while numerous charming villages and hamlets are a brief and picturesque ferry ride away.