Amanda’s guidebook
Sightseeing
潘丹尼斯城堡
Castle DriveTime your visit right and hear the cannons roar.
Only a short ferry ride to this picturesque village where you can walk to the castle, museum, local shops and the beach.
Saint Mawes - Falmouth
Saint Mawes - FalmouthOnly a short ferry ride to this picturesque village where you can walk to the castle, museum, local shops and the beach.
Our favourite beaches
Gylly beach is super family friendly. It’s sandy, great for swimming, paddle boarding, kayaking or lazing in the summer sun.
Perfect for Rockpool-ing, swimming, paddle boarding, sand castle building, kayaking, bbq’s. There’s a life guard in Summer, a cafe and takeaway right in the beach.
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Gyllyngvase海滩
Perfect for Rockpool-ing, swimming, paddle boarding, sand castle building, kayaking, bbq’s. There’s a life guard in Summer, a cafe and takeaway right in the beach.
The beach here is sheltered, often a little quieter than Gylly beach, great for swimming at high tide. The cafe here does amazing, and rather large tubs of clotted cream ice creams stuffed with different sweets or chocolates.
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斯湾普尔海滩
The beach here is sheltered, often a little quieter than Gylly beach, great for swimming at high tide. The cafe here does amazing, and rather large tubs of clotted cream ice creams stuffed with different sweets or chocolates.
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实用短语
A little Cornish slang you may here around town.
1. ‘Dreckly’ - I’ll be there dreckly. An unspecified time, could be in ten minutes could be next week, it’s laid back here. 2. ‘ Wasson’ - what’s going on? 3. ‘Proper job’ - fantastic. 4. ‘Alright me ansum?’ hello how are you? 5. ‘Owaree pard?’ - How are you mate? 6. ‘Right on’ - agreed. 7. ‘Teasy as an adder’ - hungover, not happy, having pasty withdrawals. 8. ‘Up Country’ or ‘Up North’ - anywhere north of the border or if you’re in Falmouth up north is anywhere past Truro.
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Restaurants
If you are eating out in the evening it’s advisable to book ahead for most restaurants and pubs, particularly in peak season.