St MawesCopyright Malcolm Morris

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Tel code: 01326 | code search
Postcode: TR2 | code search
Population: 1000
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Folk Customs:
Cornish Midsummer Bonfires
Helston Floral Day Furry Dance
Padstow 'Obby 'Oss
Quinquennial Knill Dance,
St Columb Hurling
Tom Bawcock's Eve

St Mawes Events

July
St Mawes Social Club Regatta

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Old Watch House Restaurant
"This restaurant welcomed us from day one ! Friendly staff and delicious food, even when the staff were faced with a full restaurant we were still looked after at all ..." More

Victory Inn
"Having lived in Cornwall for over 20 years, my wife and I decided to try out this pub for the first time which is just off the main road into ..." More

Victory Inn
"Best pub in St Mawes.Genuinely friendly welcome .Great food.

Date visited: 21.04.05 ..." More

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St Mawes is beautifully situated at the southern end of the Roseland Peninsula, and from medieval times was a busy port and fishing harbour. Today it remains a major centre of marine activity of all sorts. St Mawes Castle, the twin to Pendennis Castle across the Carrick Roads, was built by Henry XIII in the middle of the 16th century. It is an easy 2-mile coastal walk from the castle to St Just in Roseland church, described by John Betjeman as “to many people the most beautiful churchyard on earth” A pedestrian ferry runs to Falmouth. The trip takes about 25 minutes, and is a good way to get afloat for a short scenic trip. In the summer months a small ferry runs to St Anthony headland across St Mawes outer harbour. Here there are many stunning walks, a lighthouse and fantastic coastal views. A little further afield on the Roseland Peninsula you’ll find attractive villages such as Portscatho, Tregony, Portloe and Veryan, the latter best known for the five white roundhouses which guard its entrance. There are two beaches in St Mawes, and more beaches further along the coast. They are quiet without the amenities of the larger resorts. Population 1,000

Cottage

Cobblestones
Park Cottage
Roundhouse Barn Holidays

Dentist

Metcalfe

Inn

Rising Sun

Pub and Bar

Hotel Tresanton
Victory Inn

Restaurant

Hotel Tresanton
Nare Hotel (The)
Old Watch House Restaurant
Rising Sun
Victory Inn

School

St Mawes Primary School

Self-Catering

Park Cottage
Roundhouse Barn Holidays

Shops

The New Gallery
Onda
The Emporium
Grace & Favour
Harbour Gifts

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The Candy Shoppe
Del Bar Bakery
St Mawes Butchers
Cafe Chandlers
Angies Cafe
Waterside Gallery
The Square Gallery
St Mawes Pharmacy

Places to Stay near St Mawes

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Ship and Castle Hotel (0.01 miles)

Ship and Castle Hotel
Situated at the centre of St Mawes, overlooking the harbour
A short ferry trip is a lovely way to reach Falmouth and its range of interests
Delightful country and cliff-top walks are on hand
The Ship & Castle's ... More | visit website
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St Mawes Hotel (0.05 miles)

St Mawes Hotel
The St. Mawes Hotel is set right on the waters edge and has been substantially refurbished and modernized in the last few years. Although we call it a Hotel we like to think of ourselves ... More | visit website
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Park Cottage (0.09 miles)

Park Cottage

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SELF CATERING COTTAGE STYLE ACCOMODATION IN THE UNSPOILT CORNISH FISHING VILLAGE OF ST MAWES.FULLY EQUIPED WITH 1 KINGSIZE BEDROOM AND 1 TRIPLE (SLEEPS 5 IDEALLY 2 ADULTS 3 CHILDREN)OPEN PLAN ... More

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Rising Sun (0.10 miles)

Rising Sun
Located in the pretty coastal village of St Mawes, The Rising Sun Inn has exceptional positioning with a sun terrace overlooking St Mawes bay and beyond. The rooms are good in size and all have ... More | visit website
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Idle Rocks Hotel (0.21 miles)

Idle Rocks Hotel

The Idle Rocks sits on the edge of St Mawes harbour wall in the quaint fishing village of St Mawes, on the tip of the Roseland Peninsular, an area of outstanding natural beauty. The view from ... More | visit website

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Trelawney Guest House (2.06 miles)

Trelawney Guest House
We take pride in our home cooking and offer an extensive breakfast menu - using locally sourced farm produce – making use of the outstanding quality of food from Cornwall. We are environmentally conscious and ... More | visit website
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Royal Duchy Hotel (2.11 miles)

Royal Duchy Hotel

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Firmly established as Falmouth's premier and only four star hotel, The Royal Duchy is situated in a prime sea front location, with dramatic views across the bay.

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Lerryn Hotel (2.17 miles)

Lerryn Hotel

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The Lerryn Hotel is family-run and near Castle Beach, yet only an 8-minute walk to town and close to the castle, docks, stations and all amenities. In an ideal location for discovering ... More

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Chelsea House (2.22 miles)

Chelsea House

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Just 50 metres from the Blue-Flag Gyllyngvase Beach, Chelsea House is located on Emslie Road, one of Falmouth’s best-kept secrets with beautiful Edwardian houses lining a quiet, peaceful road. Chelsea House has ... More

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The Grove Hotel (2.23 miles)

The Grove Hotel
Privately owned and perfectly placed, the Grove Hotel provides an ideal location for holiday and business visitors alike to enjoy the surrounding galleries, gardens, sandy beaches and Maritime history and just moments away from the ... More | visit website

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