Back to Cornwall
Located on the Cornish Riviera and on the mouth of the River Fowey, Fowey has some fantastic beaches and walks close by.
It is the birthplace of Daphne du Maurier and as a result, has a literacy centre in the town. The Fowey to Mevagissey Ferry provides
easy transport to one of Cornwall's most picturesque fishing villages. Fowey is also home to St. Catherine's Castle, a small fort built
by Henry VIII.
Fowey
Hideaways cottages in the surrounding area:
H600/1 - Castle, Lostwithiel. Sleeps up to 10/12 + cot
The West Wing of an impressive manor house in a secluded wooded valley...
Castle is situated in south-east Cornwall a mile south of medieval Lostwithiel, the former county capital town. The site is reputedly that of King Mark's castle (the defensive stronghold, Castledore, is 2 miles away) and of his son Tristan's ill-fated love affair with Isolde. The surrounding area has been described as the most beautiful…
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