Fowey

Everything you need to know about Fowey, Cornwall: the ferries, Daphne du Maurier’s houses, beaches, walks, and getting to know the town.

The basics on Fowey, Cornwall, plus practical planning: best time to visit, accommodation, day trips, and everyday essentials.

Walking around Fowey, Cornwall: the Hall Walk, St Catherine’s Castle, the Gribbin Head Daymark, and the South West Coast Path.

Fowey’s beaches: Readymoney Cove, Lantic Bay, and Polkerris, plus dog rules, rock pooling, and water quality in the estuary.

Getting to and around Fowey, Cornwall: parking, the Bodinnick and Polruan ferries, driving into town, and getting around without a car.

Where to eat and drink in Fowey, Cornwall, from fresh fish off the quay and Sam’s Fowey to cream teas with a harbour view.

Fowey’s literary history: Daphne du Maurier’s three houses, Kenneth Grahame’s Wind in the Willows connection, and the annual du Maurier Festival.

The history of Fowey, Cornwall: the medieval Gallants of Fowey, Place House, smuggling, the china clay trade, and its role in World War II.

Fowey’s events and activities: the Royal Regatta, Christmas Market, river cruises, crabbing off the quay, and local art galleries.