Charlestown – a very popular unspoilt Georgian Port, famed for its small fleet of Tall Ships. It is home to the National Shipwreck Rescue and Heritage museum. Due to its preservation, Charlestown has become a regular filming location for many film and TV dramas.
Fowey – remains a bustling small sea-port and recognised as a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. The port is the ideal stop for yachtsman and shoppers alike with many galleries, cafes, restaurants and unique gift shops.
Fowey is also associated with author Daphne Du Maurier renowned for her novels such as Rebecca, Jamaica Inn and Frenchmans Creek all centred around mysterious Cornwall. Once a year, the wonderful Fowey Festival is held in her name bringing to the town many noted writers, broadcasters and musicians.
Mevagissey -a quaint fishing port with its village centre consisting of narrow streets lined with restaurants, cafes and shops.