A holiday in Fowey can be as busy or relaxed as you want it to be. There is lots to do in and around Fowey. Fowey has a great range of independent shops- from boutique clothing and shoe shops to delicious delicatessens. Fowey has a rich cultural heritage and the Daphne du Maurier centre shouldn’t be missed. If you are looking for some historic interest on your Fowey holiday, then why not visit Fowey Museum in the Town Hall, St Catherines castle just outside Fowey, or the ruins of the C14th “blockhouses” standing at either side of the entrance to Fowey harbour that were connected by a chain to stop unwanted ships from entering. Fowey is a great destination for a family holiday, and there are many activities in and around Fowey for families to enjoy.
Active holidays in Fowey
On a holiday in Fowey, you have easy access to a wide range of activities. If you are a golfer, then there are no less than five golf courses within 10 miles of Fowey. There are three horse-riding centres within 5 miles of Fowey if you fancy learning to ride or taking a gallop across the countryside. If you fancy having a go at fishing, there are limitless opportunities along the coast around Fowey, bass and mackerel fishing from boats out of Fowey and several fishing lakes and fly fishing sites further in land from Fowey. If you fancy getting nautical in Fowey, then there are several sailing schools available, as well as yacht, boat and canoe hire and tuition. There are also opportunities to try rock climbing, mountaineering and other outdoor pursuits from nearby activity centres.
Fowey day trips
Fowey is conveniently placed for many of South Cornwall’s best attractions. Fowey is less than 10 miles from amongst others: The Eden Project, Restormel Castle, Lanhydrock House (National Trust), St Austell Brewery Visitor Centre and the Charlestown Shipwreck and Heritage Centre. Whatever you are interested in, there will be something within easy reach of Fowey for you to enjoy.
Blue Chip Holidays in Fowey
For a full picture of activities available for your holiday in Fowey, each Blue Chip property in Fowey, nearby St Austell or across Devon and Cornwall has a location map that displays the locations of activities, attractions and places to eat to help you chose and plan your holiday in Fowey. Simply click on the “Location” tab on your chosen Fowey property which will bring up a map of Fowey and the surrounding area, with your chosen property marked. Then click the link marked “Click here for local activities”. You will then be able to select which activities that you would like to display on the map and see how close they are to your Fowey accommodation.
Tretop is part of an exciting new development and is set on the top floor, from where you have sweeping views across a large part of the city. Truro is the cultural, shopping and restaurant centre of Cornwall and is centrally located for both the North and South coasts.
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A converted courthouse with far reaching, breathtaking views out to sea.
Marina is a 5 bedroom converted courthouse that features far reaching views across Plymouth Sound and out to sea from the decking, living area and some bedrooms. The property is in a unique position and has direct access down to the rocks and sea below.
A stylish, 5 star apartment in Fowey with courtyard garden and pool
An exceptional 3 bedroom ground floor apartment located in a Georgian Country house with its own private courtyard garden, plus communal landscaped grounds and a heated pool. It is situated just a 10-15 minute walk away from the beach and the centre of Fowey. New Property Special Offer - Save 10% on all remaining weeks in 2008!
Swallow Cottage has a lovely rural setting in beautiful open countryside yet is just a short drive away from the picturesque fishing village of Looe, with its sandy beach, traditional inns and restaurants. The South West coastal path is within easy walking distance of the cottage which is perfectly located for walkers.
Barn Owl Cottage is situated in a lovely rural setting in beautiful open countryside yet is just a short drive away from the picturesque fishing village of Looe with its sandy beaches, traditional inns and restaurants. The South West coastal path is within easy walking distance.
A beautifully presented apartment in a period school house directly overlooking Looe harbour
The Old School House has been beautifully restored as a luxury 3 bedroom apartment which directly overlooks the harbour, providing one of the best holiday locations in Cornwall.
An idyllic setting for a break with onsite facilities, only 3 miles from Looe
Escape to a truly idyllic location in South East Cornwall. Access via country lanes ensures Badham Farm offers complete peace and quiet in a wooded valley away from all main roads.
A sophisticated town house set alongside the river in the picturesuqe fishing village of Mevagissey. No. 6 is set over 4 floors and benefits from a balcony overlooking the park, underfloor heating plus a garage and parking space.
