Mevagissey This picturesque 14th Century fishing village lies at the heart of the famous Cornish Riviera, which stretches from Fowey to Falmouth, along Cornwall's beautiful southern coastline. Mevagissey is still a working fishing village and offers a wide range of restaurants, pubs, shops, art galleries, museums and boat trips. The Cornish coastal footpath runs through the village, offering visitors memorable walks and magnificent views of the harbour, village and coastline. There is so much to see and do here all year round. Sailing, fishing, sunbathing, cycling and walking can be combined with Cornwall's cultural heritage - elegant stately homes and beautiful formal gardens. The famous Lost Gardens of Heligan lie only three miles inland and the world renowned Eden Project is just a nine mile drive. The sandy beaches of Gorran Haven, Caerhays, Hemmick and Pentewan are all within a five mile radius. The Penthouse, Nare Court. The Lookout, Nare Court. Falmouth The attractive town and port of Falmouth lies at the southernmost tip of the famous Cornish Riviera, overlooking the beautiful Fal Estuary and the Roseland Peninsula. Falmouth is the third largest natural deep harbour in the world, after Sydney and Rio de Janeiro. The attractive waterfront is a very appropriate setting for the magnificent new £28 million National Maritime Museum. Falmouth also boasts an excellent array of shops and four sandy beaches. The sailing waters of the Fal Estuary (Carrick Roads) rank amongst the finest in the UK. Two golf courses, sea fishing, horse riding and the scenic South West coastal footpath provide year-round activities.The beautiful Gardens at Trelissick and Trebah overlook the Fal and Helford rivers. Many stylish inns and restaurants in picturesque waterfront locations all lie within a fifteen minute drive, at Mylor yacht harbour, Flushing, Restronguet, Maenporth and Helford Passage. The Penthouse, Packet Quays.