- provides you with the key to unlocking magical mid Cornwall the alternative way.
A family run operation based in the stunning Fowey River Valley, they operate Coast to Coast - Padstow to Fowey and all points between. We arrange challenging or leisurely adventures with combined cycling, canoeing and walking, or any one or two of these activities, to suit your mood and your stay.

- Seboni Cornish Spa Essentials are a luxury line of aromatherapy beauty skin care spa products made from a rich blend of natural essential oils.

- Sail between and visit Daphne du Maurier sites in South Cornwall by classic yacht. Five day cruise taking in Fowey/Menabilly, Pendennis and Frenchman's Creek on the Helford. 3rd - 8th June 2007.

- founded by violinist Sue Aston to promote and support the culture of Cornwall and Cornish heritage through art, music and teachings. To actively support organisations and individuals, who share a deep affinity and respect for the Cornish landscape, its culture, heritage and ancient sites. To educate and raise awareness of all things Cornish and bring like minded people together.

- runs daily between Fowey and Mevagissey from May through September, weather and sea conditions permitting. The 35 min. trip offers a great day out, both locations being ideal for a day's shopping, exploring and/or walking. Click the above link for the current Fares and Timetable.

- Three miles east of Lostwithiel, Boconnoc can trace its history back to the Normans and played a significant role in the Civil War as recounted in the du Maurier novel 'The King's General'. Nowadays, Boconnoc House and its surrounding estate is one of the most beautiful locations in hidden Cornwall. Boconnoc House and Park have been used for numerous film locations including the BBC 'Poldark' series, Daphne du Maurier's 'My Cousin Rachel' and scenes from the 1993 film of 'The Three Musketeers'.

- Cornish heritage, pictures and tourist information, Cornish language, politics, festivals Cornish history, folklore, genealogy, Celtic Studies and pagan games. Video clip of 'Kits' Browning discusses his mother, Daphne du Maurier.

- Cornwall's Recording Specialist, founded by BBC Man Chris Blount, making recordings fit for broadcast including Friday Night at Cadgwith.

- aims to become a ‘centre of excellence’ encouraging research into Cornish family history.

- promoting the building of Newquay's past . . .

- a 16th century listed building situated in Fore Street, Fowey, offering bed and breakfast accommodation, breakfast and coffee for non-residents and cream teas. The licensed Globe Posting House Bistro offers fresh local fish and a variety of dishes using Cornish produce at a reasonable price.

- for links to shops, clubs and businesses in Fowey.

- far more than a town or even a resort, Fowey is a river and estuary whose creeks, in Carew's phrase, "fold about the land with many embracing arms" and provide astonishing variety to yachtsmen, fishermen and walkers.

- this is the Official Guide with over 42 pages of information, advice, Hotels, Guest Houses, camping and Caravan sites in and around the Cornish Riviera.

- Explore Cornwall. Photo Gallery, Old Cornwall in pictures and postcards, Cornish History, Walks, Free Wallpaper, Cornish Bookshop and Links.

- delights the eye, stimulates the imagination and gladdens (and stimulates!) the heart. Wide dreamy estuaries, rugged open moorland, bustling fishing villages, haunting remains of the Industrial Revolution, tiny beaches accessible only to the walker, winding pack-horse roads, the list is endless.

- Tywardreath translates from the Cornish language as "House on the Strand". The house was the priory which stood here in medieval times.

- Discover the delights of one of the most beautiful rivers and estuary's in the country. We don't just provide you with the boat of your choice and leave you to it.. You will get a comprehensive pack of maps, suggested places to go along with all the details of tide times, journey times etc. etc. We have got decades of local knowledge which is passed on to you to make your boating experience one which you will remember for ever.

- in a giant crater in Cornwall, England we bring the stories of our world to life. In the huge covered conservatories, or Biomes as we call them, you can visit the majestic rainforests, the Mediterranean, South Africa and California and in the Outdoor Landscape discover more about the plants and places that share our Cornish climate.

- Cornish World is Cornwall's biggest and best independent magazine for lovers of Cornwall at home and abroad. The magazine was launched to keep the Cornish diaspora around the world in touch with home. It now boasts subscribers in 25 countries and a huge following in Cornwall.

- Fowey is a small seaside town located in Cornwall, South West England. Prime industry in Fowey is tourism and each year thousands of visitors flock to the town to enjoy the scenery and atmosphere, great restaurants and pubs, things to do, as well as the hospitality of the locals! This website is a wholly independent effort designed to give as much exposure as possible to the town of Fowey and businesses therein - anyone coming to the town for their holiday (or just part of one) can access various useful information here.

- The town of Fowey has a unique unspoilt ancient charm which holds a special fascination for visitors of all ages. The medieval and Tudor cottages, narrow steep winding streets with glimpses of the shimmering river below, busy with yachts and boats; cobbled walkways perfumed with flowers from hanging baskets and window boxes and the quays bustling with life, All help to enchant the holiday maker, many of whom choose to visit us year after year.

- An unending voyage of discovery ... far more than even a town or even a resort, Fowey is river and estuary whose creeks, in Carew's phrase, 'fold about the land with many embracing arms' and provide astonishing variety to yachtsmen, fishermen and walkers. Iron Age man lived here. The Romans found it already a port. In 1380, the Spanish and in 1457 the French, tried to raze it to the ground. But it survived to revenge itself on both. Drake, Raleigh and Frobisher all sailed from Fowey. Lieutenant James Cook surveyed the harbour and a chart was produced in 1786, the original of which now hangs in the Harbour Commissioner's Office. Queen Victoria visited in 1846, and Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch and Daphne Du Maurier made it a literary byword.

- This is a live view from the rear of Ferryman's Cottage. The image is updated several times a day.

- Golant is a small Cornish waterside village, bounded on the west by the Lostwithiel to Fowey road the B3269 and on the east by its focal point the River Fowey.