National Maritime Museum, Falmouth, Cornwall

Advantages: can revisit as much as you like within a year
Disadvantages: can be dark in places, not enough seating near boat lake

National Maritime Museum, Discovery Quay, Falmouth Cornwall is open daily 10 till 5 according to the Cornwall 07 Guide www.theguide-cornwall.com leaflet that we picked up whilst in Cornwall. Open 7 days a week except Christmas Day and Boxing Day, according to King Harry's Cornwall 2007 Guidebook www.kingharryscornwall.co.uk. This book also told me about Park and Ride or Park and Float options, between May and September, which have discounted entry ...
...was £7.50 per adult, which is valid for 12 months from issue date if signed. Children, concessions and families may differ. We did not get charged for baby Mark so children under a certain age do not pay. For more details: Tel 01326 313388 or website www.nmmc.co.uk. Please note that I have not checked this website out. How to get there: 300 metres from train station - follow brown signs. By road, follow signs from A39 Falmouth. There is a short stay ... Read review

Advantages: Friendly, welcoming owners. Superb beach near campsite with lovely views
Disadvantages: Simple campsites facilities only. Just Good Showers,Toilets and Shop

...' of Cornwall and attractions such as the Tate Gallery and Barbara Hepworth's Sculpture Garden in St Ives, Land's End, the Minack Theatre, Penzance and St Michael's Mount,the gardens at Glendurgan and Trebah and,finally, the National Maritime Museum Cornwall at Falmouth. Just a few of our suggestions, but of course you may prefer places like the Lizard Peninsula, with the Goonhilly sateliite dishes, just south of Helston. Altogether a lovely base for a super camping holiday in Cornwall !... Read review

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Advantages: Wondeful landscapes and seaviews
Disadvantages: none

...of a picturesque Cornish fishing village. Falmouth ,where the National Maritime museum is situated, along with Fowey, are well worth a visit to see the brightly coloured fishing boats and yachts. WEST COAST West Cornwall is an area of full of character with the fishing villages of Newlyn, Cadgwith and Porthleven. Lands End is situated here and the view from the cliff tops really makes you think you are standing on the edge of the world. There is a small shopping village where typical Cornish goods can be bought such as fudge, crafts ,cider, clothes and jewellery etc. You can have your photo taken beside the signpost which has the distances to various locations around the world or you can have your home town added to the post to make it more personal. The Minack Theatre ,built into a gully above Minack Rock in Porthcurno, provides... Read review

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