Introduction
483km (300 miles) SW of London; 3km (2 miles) E of Falmouth; 29km (18 miles) S of Truro
Overlooking the mouth of the Fal River, St. Mawes is sheltered from northern winds, and subtropical plants can grow here. From the town quay, you can take a boat to Frenchman's Creek and Helford River, as well as other places. St. Mawes is noted for its sailing, boating, fishing, and yachting, and half a dozen sandy coves lie within a 15-minute drive from the port. The town, built on the Roseland Peninsula, makes for scenic walks because of its colorful cottages and sheltered harbor.
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The Idle Rocks Hotel
The second-best place to stay in St. Mawes is this solid old building, right on the seawall, sporting gaily colored umbrellas and tables all along...
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The Park Grove Hotel
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The Park Grove Hotel is located on the beach in Falmouth's South Cornish Coast neighborhood, close to National Maritime Museum, Gyllyngvase...
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Trewithian Farm B&B
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Trewithian Farm B&B is located in Truro's South Cornish Coast neighborhood and local attractions include St. Mawes Castle, Pendinnis...
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