Falmouth & Cornwall

Third Deepest Natural Harbour

Sitting at the entrance to the third deepest natural harbour in the world and only five days steaming from the Mediterranean, we can provide all year round yacht services with no weather or tidal constraints. Yachts can be launched and on trials in open sea within one hour.

Vibrant Coastal Towns

Falmouth is a bustling harbour town with exceptional restaurants, unique shops and a broad range of accommodation. There is a busy events schedule throughout the year, including Falmouth Week, the Oyster Festival and Sea Shanty Festivals. The County city, Truro, and the coastal party town of Newquay provide options for those looking to explore further afield. Cornwall is also famed for its beautiful fishing villages and harbours which have a broad range of events and regattas during the summer.

Dramatic Coastline

We are surrounded by dramatic coastline and stunning landscapes perfect for the outdoor adventurer - local activities include surfing, sailing, windsurfing, paragliding and rock climbing.

County of Culture

Cornwall has long been a melting pot of culture, traditions and people. Many individuals have taken inspiration from the stunning scenery and landscape all around them to create world renowned paintings, sculptures, literature, architecture and events.

We also boast the fascinating National Maritime Museum, Falmouth, the impressive Eden Project and the dramatic Minnack Theatre nestled on the cliffs near Land's End.

Cornish Gastronomy

Fine dining and Cornwall go hand in hand, from big names such as Jamie Oliver's Fifteen, Rick Stein's The Seafood Restaurant and 2 Michelin Starred Nathan Outlaw at the St Enodoc Hotel to small local restaurants and gastro pubs serving the best seasonal local produce.