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Details:
Walk: Moderate
Getting there: Place ferry across from St Mawes, Easter - October
Walk start: St Mawes Harbour
Walk end: Circular to St Mawes
Time: 2 & 1/2 hours
Public WC: St Anthony Head
Refreshments: St Mawes, Portscatho
O.S: Ref Explorer 105

Boats:
St Mawes Ferry runs from Custom House Quay Falmouth throughout the summer.

This service also connects with the Park & Float service.

Place Ferry runs half hourly during Easter to October.

St Mawes can also be accessed by the King Harry Ferry.

See map page for all ferry routes.

Links:
St Mawes Ferry.
Place Ferry.
St Anthony Head.

 

 

A walk guaranteed to blow away the cobwebs whilst taking in the spectacular scenery of the Roseland Peninsula.

 

Once in St Mawes catch the small pedestrian Place ferry across to Place Creek.

After jumping off the ferry at Place House follow the South West Coast Path, which will take you along the shore line to St Anthony Head. At the southern most tip of the Roseland Peninsula the headland overlooks the spectacular entrance to one of the world's largest natural harbours.

Take some time to enjoy the view and explore the newly revealed remains from centuries of defensive fortifications.

After rounding the headland follow the coastal path until you reach Porthbeor beach, then turn inland across the field and return to Place Creek on the road.

 

 

Itineraries
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Smuggler's Trail

Search for the cave and tunnel used by smugglers to store counterfeit goods.

The Smuggler's Trail itinerary

Heritage Trail

Take a historic journey to see the famous castles of Pendennis & St Mawes.

The Heritage Trail itinerary

The Oyster Way

Take in in the beautiful scenery along the Fal- the last Oyster Fishery in Europe dredged by sail and oar.

The Oyster Way itinerary

Trelissick Garden Trail

Take a historic journey to see the famous castles of Pendennis & St Mawes.

The Trelissick Garden Trail itinerary

Helford Gardens Trail

A magical journey across Falmouth Bay to explore the beautiful Helford River.

Helford Gardens Trail itinerary

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