Falmouth offers a Cornish holiday that all of the family can enjoy, and there is no better way to explore Cornwall than to take in the maritime history of this remarkable port.
It not only provides a range of coastal excursions, but also a variety of bed and breakfasts that allow visitors to maximise the time they spend seeing the attractions.
The bed and breakfasts allow families to tailor their vacation around the sights of Falmouth Bay, which is the perfect place to experience the very best a Cornish holiday has to offer.
A Tailor Made Holiday The best way to explore the local area is via boat, and this is easily done through an Orca Sea Safari.
Orca provide a range of tailored trips for visitors both young and old.
Day-trippers can travel around the Bay and its surrounding rivers on the popular two-hour Coastal Explorer.
The seasoned captains provide a full commentary throughout the trip, showcasing various aspects of the local area and its history.
Cornwall is one of the only places in the UK where you can see basking sharks, but there is a whole host of sea creatures to delight holidaymakers, including dolphins and seals.
Orca Sea Safaris also runs bespoke tours for large groups such as stag parties and corporate days out.
If you want your holiday to include a trip around the bay all to yourself, you could incorporate a visit to a local town like St Mawes and view its unique castle, or alternatively opt for a 'Smugglers and Pirates' themed tour, where the skipper will take visitors to some famous hotspots and regale them with tales of some of the more deviant locals in Cornwall's past.
Every Orca Safari includes free entry to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, which has twice been voted Cornwall's visitor attraction of the year.
Here you can relive the history of the local seas, boats and lighthouses on your Cornish holiday.
A special exhibition, Lighthouses: Life on the Rocks, not only pays homage to these great feats of engineering, but also to the lives of their keepers.
A must-see for anyone on holiday in Cornwall, the Museum will entertain children and adults alike.
Bed and Breakfasts are the Best Way to Experience Your Cornish Holidays Falmouth offers myriad bed and breakfasts from which to base your Cornish holiday.
It is advisable to book in advance, particularly during the peak summer season.
Its range of bed and breakfasts should suit all kinds of travelling parties, while the range of local attractions and events allows every visitor to tailor their stay to their preferences.
Falmouth is a great place to experience your first, or hundredth, Cornish holiday.
Don't forget to check the Cornwall tourist board website for upcoming events.
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It not only provides a range of coastal excursions, but also a variety of bed and breakfasts that allow visitors to maximise the time they spend seeing the attractions.
The bed and breakfasts allow families to tailor their vacation around the sights of Falmouth Bay, which is the perfect place to experience the very best a Cornish holiday has to offer.
A Tailor Made Holiday The best way to explore the local area is via boat, and this is easily done through an Orca Sea Safari.
Orca provide a range of tailored trips for visitors both young and old.
Day-trippers can travel around the Bay and its surrounding rivers on the popular two-hour Coastal Explorer.
The seasoned captains provide a full commentary throughout the trip, showcasing various aspects of the local area and its history.
Cornwall is one of the only places in the UK where you can see basking sharks, but there is a whole host of sea creatures to delight holidaymakers, including dolphins and seals.
Orca Sea Safaris also runs bespoke tours for large groups such as stag parties and corporate days out.
If you want your holiday to include a trip around the bay all to yourself, you could incorporate a visit to a local town like St Mawes and view its unique castle, or alternatively opt for a 'Smugglers and Pirates' themed tour, where the skipper will take visitors to some famous hotspots and regale them with tales of some of the more deviant locals in Cornwall's past.
Every Orca Safari includes free entry to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, which has twice been voted Cornwall's visitor attraction of the year.
Here you can relive the history of the local seas, boats and lighthouses on your Cornish holiday.
A special exhibition, Lighthouses: Life on the Rocks, not only pays homage to these great feats of engineering, but also to the lives of their keepers.
A must-see for anyone on holiday in Cornwall, the Museum will entertain children and adults alike.
Bed and Breakfasts are the Best Way to Experience Your Cornish Holidays Falmouth offers myriad bed and breakfasts from which to base your Cornish holiday.
It is advisable to book in advance, particularly during the peak summer season.
Its range of bed and breakfasts should suit all kinds of travelling parties, while the range of local attractions and events allows every visitor to tailor their stay to their preferences.
Falmouth is a great place to experience your first, or hundredth, Cornish holiday.
Don't forget to check the Cornwall tourist board website for upcoming events.
http://www.
theholidayletscompany.
co.
uk/blog/news/falmouths-maritime-history-on-your-cornish-holiday/