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About
Fowey
Situated
on the South coast at the mouth of the River Fowey, a very popular
destination for visitors of all nationalities. For
views of the River and Valley Click here
It has an ancient charm
all its own with medieval and tudor cottages set in steep narrow
lanes with spectacular views across the river.
The town has strong connections with
Daphne Du Maurier
who spent most of her life in this area. A festival is held during
May of each year.
The town also holds the
Fowey
Regatta Week in
August, it attracts visitors and locals alike, this is highlighted
by a display by the
Red Arrows.
The estuary is one of
the most picturesque and unspoilt area on the South Coast, much
being owned by the National Trust. To really appreciate the fine
scenery it is necessary to walk, explore the many little inlets and
woodland walks that both visitors and locals enjoy all year round.
Fowey,
with its narrow little streets and quays provide all essential
shopping plus craft shops, excellent restaurants and pubs.
Boat trips from the town quay, passenger ferry
to
Polruan,
car ferry on the eastern edge of town.
Summary: A very popular
town, lovely walks. Nearest beaches at Polkerris and Par. Both
sandy and safe, good pub on the beach at Polkerris. Many return
visitors.
For
further information and images on Fowey please go to our Towns &
Villages section.

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