Falmouth
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Uh - no, Tracy. I believe this Falmouth is in SW England 
travelnut - if this is a fairly short shore excursion during you round the British Isles cruise - just plan on enjoying Falmouth or St Mawes across the bay.
But if you have all day then I'd think about renting a car and getting to St Michaels Mount, Penzance and maybe to the north coast near St Ives.

travelnut - if this is a fairly short shore excursion during you round the British Isles cruise - just plan on enjoying Falmouth or St Mawes across the bay.
But if you have all day then I'd think about renting a car and getting to St Michaels Mount, Penzance and maybe to the north coast near St Ives.
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Falmouth is an attractive old town. The main street is very lively in summer and has lots of little shops, cafés, restaurants and old pubs. The town is also a major holiday resort with good beaches. On the headland is Pendennis Castle. There are boats every half hour to the very pretty village of St Mawes which also has a fine castle - they were built to defend the harbour in, I think, the fifteenth or sixteenth century. The cathedral city of Truro is about ten miles away and can be reached by regular boats up the river (www.enterprise-boats.co.uk), by bus or by train. Falmouth also has a new maritime museum which opened this year (www.nmmc.co.uk).




