Guidebook for Probus
Sightseeing
A modern wonder. Reclaimed from under a jungle of weed and years of neglect, these gardens are a place to spend a whole day.
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Die verlorenen Gärten von Heligan
B3273A modern wonder. Reclaimed from under a jungle of weed and years of neglect, these gardens are a place to spend a whole day.
The same team that reclaimed Heligan breathed life into this huge disused clay pit. Iconic Cornish site.
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Eden Project
The same team that reclaimed Heligan breathed life into this huge disused clay pit. Iconic Cornish site.
Delightful, working fishing village. Some of the best fish and chips in Cornwall. Ideal for crabbing with the kids. Pick up the ferry to FOWEY and make a real day of it.
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Mevagissey
Delightful, working fishing village. Some of the best fish and chips in Cornwall. Ideal for crabbing with the kids. Pick up the ferry to FOWEY and make a real day of it.
Mevagissey to Fowey Ferry
The ferry links two of the most attractive South Coast ports
A pretty,sheltered harbour with lots of good places to eat, friendly pubs and individual small shops. The heartland of Daphne Du Maurier. Take the foot ferry to Polruan for a pub lunch.
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Fowey
A pretty,sheltered harbour with lots of good places to eat, friendly pubs and individual small shops. The heartland of Daphne Du Maurier. Take the foot ferry to Polruan for a pub lunch.
Wonderful National Trust property and gardens. Walks in grounds and down the Fowey River Valley
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National Trust - Lanhydrock
B3268Wonderful National Trust property and gardens. Walks in grounds and down the Fowey River Valley
Pretty fishing village with good pub and food, hotel restaurant and little working harbour.
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Portloe
Pretty fishing village with good pub and food, hotel restaurant and little working harbour.
Pretty yachting village with good pubs and eateries. Catch a small ferry to PLACE to walk the coast path up to St Anthony Head for stunning views of the Carrick Roads or get a ferry to Falmouth.
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St Mawes
Pretty yachting village with good pubs and eateries. Catch a small ferry to PLACE to walk the coast path up to St Anthony Head for stunning views of the Carrick Roads or get a ferry to Falmouth.
Iconic fishing village with tiny harbour. Good places to eat and some of the best crab sandwiches in Cornwall.
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Mousehole
Iconic fishing village with tiny harbour. Good places to eat and some of the best crab sandwiches in Cornwall.
National Trust garden. Delightful creekside circular walk with stunning views of the Carrick Roads down to Falmouth.
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National Trust - Trelissick Garden
National Trust garden. Delightful creekside circular walk with stunning views of the Carrick Roads down to Falmouth.
Lovely walks along the estuary or over the dunes. The lovely church at St Enodoc is the burial place of Betjeman. Get the ferry across to Padstow to eat at one of Rick Steins restaurants.
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Daymer Bay
Lovely walks along the estuary or over the dunes. The lovely church at St Enodoc is the burial place of Betjeman. Get the ferry across to Padstow to eat at one of Rick Steins restaurants.
A busy port town with lots going on. Good places to eat, beaches, entertainment, museum, arts and shopping. Get the ferry there and incorporate St Mawes into a day out.
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Falmouth
A busy port town with lots going on. Good places to eat, beaches, entertainment, museum, arts and shopping. Get the ferry there and incorporate St Mawes into a day out.
Arguably the most beautiful church and setting in England. Drop by on your way to St Mawes. Visit the tropical gardens and the church nestled within. Stroll around the creek.
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Saint Just in Roseland
Arguably the most beautiful church and setting in England. Drop by on your way to St Mawes. Visit the tropical gardens and the church nestled within. Stroll around the creek.
Home of Doc Martin! Iconic fishing village on North Coast Path. Good eating and a welcome stop if walking this strenuous part of the Coastal Path.
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Port Isaac
Home of Doc Martin! Iconic fishing village on North Coast Path. Good eating and a welcome stop if walking this strenuous part of the Coastal Path.
Shopping
A pedestrian friendly ,small city. Plenty of original,independent shops, good eating places and coffee bars. Has a feel of a French city.
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Truro
A pedestrian friendly ,small city. Plenty of original,independent shops, good eating places and coffee bars. Has a feel of a French city.
Drinks & Nightlife
Iconic moorland pub. Often a Camra winner. Good food. Superb selection of beers.
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The Blisland Inn
Iconic moorland pub. Often a Camra winner. Good food. Superb selection of beers.
Arts & Culture
Delightful old fishing village. The light here is special and has inspired many Cornish artists.
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St Ives
Delightful old fishing village. The light here is special and has inspired many Cornish artists.
Food Scene
Known as Padstein it is the home to many eating houses owned by Rick Stein. His presence here has meant everybody has had to raise standards.
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Padstow
Known as Padstein it is the home to many eating houses owned by Rick Stein. His presence here has meant everybody has had to raise standards.
Home to Nathan Outlaw's Restaurant. Michelin star eating at Michelin star prices but great for a special occasion.
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Rock
Home to Nathan Outlaw's Restaurant. Michelin star eating at Michelin star prices but great for a special occasion.
A great spot for a coffee or lunch if you are visiting Portscatho or walking this section of the SW Coast Path. They run regular 'feasts' in the summer evenings but you need to be quick to book these.
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The Hidden Hut
A great spot for a coffee or lunch if you are visiting Portscatho or walking this section of the SW Coast Path. They run regular 'feasts' in the summer evenings but you need to be quick to book these.