Ferries

St Mawes is linked to Falmouth by the St Mawes Ferry which runs year round across the Carrick Roads (foot passengers only). During the summer months, a small passenger ferry links St Mawes to Place on the remote St Anthony headland, enabling visitors to visit the small church behind Place Manor and the St Anthony Lighthouse and St Anthony Battery, as well as enjoying varied and pretty circular walks. Also during the summer sail from St Mawes via Falmouth to Trelissick Gardens.

Recreation Ground

At the top of the long stay car park is the Recreation Ground, with an excellent skate ramp and tennis court as well as a children’s play area and aerial slide. Picnic tables are dotted about and there is a large green area ideal for a family game of cricket or football.

You can hire the tennis court for £10.00 an hour  - go to www.courtbookings.org.uk/loginstm.php. 

 

Roseland Gig Club

St Mawes is home to the Roseland Gig Club, established in 1986 with the first gig launched in 1987.
You can watch the gigs on most Thursday evenings in St Mawes, and the club holds events throughout the year.

Walk to St Just in Roseland Church

It is an easy 2.5 mile coastal walk from St Mawes Castle to St Just in Roseland Church, described by Sir John Betjeman as being “to many people the most beautiful churchyard on earth”.

We have a leaflet available at the Visitor Centre for £1.50, which gives details of this lovely circular walk.  Renwick's Cafe is in the Church Grounds, next to the Interpretive Centre, serving breakfasts, light lunches, teas and a delicious selection of cakes.