Heading to the Roseland Peninsula? Our essential parking guide to St Mawes covers the main long-stay car park behind the Rising Sun, the limited spaces on the Quay, and where to park for English Heritage’s castle. Avoid the narrow streets and find the best spot for your ferry trip to Falmouth here.
St Mawes is the capital of the Roseland Peninsula and one of the warmest spots in the UK. Thanks to its unique position, it enjoys a microclimate that allows palm trees to thrive and creates a Riviera-like atmosphere. Life here revolves entirely around the water, whether you are sailing on it, swimming in it, or simply watching it from a castle rampart.
Staying in St Mawes is about embracing the water. Most accommodation is oriented towards the harbour, offering views of the Fal Estuary that change with the tide. It is a peaceful, sophisticated base, perfect for those who want to escape the crowds of the north coast but still enjoy world-class hospitality. From celebrity-owned hotels with […]
St Mawes is arguably the culinary jewel of the Roseland Peninsula. It is a village where sailing boats bob in the harbour and the restaurants are designed to look at them. The dining scene here is sophisticated yet relaxed, heavily influenced by the “sup-from-the-sea” philosophy, with two of Cornwall’s most famous hotels anchoring the gastronomic offering.
Perched on the Roseland Peninsula, St Mawes is one of Cornwall’s most elegant and picturesque coastal villages. With its pastel cottages, calm harbour, and stunning views across the Fal Estuary, it’s long been a favourite for sailors and visitors seeking a slower, scenic pace of life. St Mawes is a perfect blend of history, elegance, […]