An historic town with a rich maritime history, Fowey sits on the south coast of Cornwall between Looe and Mevagissey. Situated on the banks of the River Fowey, Fowey is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and it’s not hard to see why. From the pretty harbour packed with yachts, to the rolling countryside and beyond, Fowey is a truly beautiful place.

A stroll along the esplanade on a warm summers evening, a hike around the cliffs or simply a day spent relaxing on the beach are all ways in which to enjoy the striking natural beauty of the town. Its location also makes seeing South Cornwall very easy, with the Eden Project, China Clay Country Park and the charming town of St. Austell all within a short drive away.

Medieval and Tudor cottages litter the narrow winding streets, which boasts a number of top restaurants and award winning pubs and inns, offering great locally sourced sea food. Three beautiful, traditional, sun kissed beaches to choose from and a host of quaint boutiques in the town centre make Fowey a special place to visit. The spectacular views and warm, unspoilt character of the town make it truly idyllic.