Mousehole is arguably one of the most picturesque villages in Cornwall, and over the years, I have been lucky enough to capture its many sides on camera. This post brings together a collection of my personal videos filmed in and around the Mousehole. Whether you are looking for relaxing walks and sweeping aerial drone footage […]
Heading to the famous fishing village of Mousehole? Our essential parking guide covers the main car park at The Parade, the harbour quays (and their strict seasonal rules), and the best stress-free alternatives in Newlyn. Whether you are visiting for the Christmas lights or a summer swim in the harbour, here is where to park.
Mousehole (pronounced “Mowzel”) is often described as the loveliest village in England. It is a place where time seems to slow down. The village is a maze of narrow, winding streets and granite cottages, all huddled around a circular harbour that protects the fishing boats from the Atlantic swells.
Mousehole (pronounced “Mowzel”) is often described as the loveliest village in England. It is a maze of narrow, winding streets and granite cottages huddled around a picture-perfect harbour. Accommodation here is intimate and characterful; think fishermen’s lofts converted into luxury boltholes and historic inns where the waves crash against the sea wall just feet from your window.
Mousehole may be a tiny fishing village, but its culinary reputation punches well above its weight. The harbour, with its narrow entrance and bobbing boats, provides the backdrop for some of West Cornwall’s most loved dining spots. The food here is heavily influenced by the daily catch landed just down the road in Newlyn, meaning the seafood is as fresh as it gets.
Tucked along the south coast near Penzance, Mousehole (pronounced Mowzel) is one of Cornwall’s most picturesque fishing villages. With its narrow granite lanes, historic harbour, and deep-rooted traditions, it perfectly captures the charm of old Cornwall. With its storybook harbour, rich folklore, and enduring community spirit, Mousehole is one of those rare Cornish villages that […]