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About Fowey in Cornwall

Pronounced Foy to rhyme with joy. Situated on the south coast of Cornwall between Looe and Mevagissey, Fowey is not only an historic town but also a commercial seaport. Over the centuries Fowey has grown and now stretches for about a mile along the west bank of the River Fowey to the mouth of the river. Situated on the opposite bank, also at the mouth of the river, is the village of Polruan. A regular passenger ferry connects the two and further up river a car ferry runs from Fowey to Bodinnick on the other side of the river.

Designated as an Area of Outstanding natural Beauty, Fowey has much to offer with something for everyone. A natural harbour, it is a haven for yachtsmen and we have had as many as 7,000 visiting yachts in a season. Fowey is an exporting port for china clay and as such you may see the ships making their way in and out of the harbour. Over the last few years Fowey has been a popular destination for several cruise liners, whose passengers are able to enjoy the delights of the town. What a sight to see these enormous ships come through the narrow harbour entrance, turn in the middle of the river and be pulled upstream to their mooring, the commercial jetties are concealed by a natural bend in the river.

If you are interested in walking, albeit a gentle stroll along the Esplanade on a warm summer's evening or a strenuous hike around the cliffs, then there is something for everyone to enjoy. Plan your adventures in advance with one of the local maps and guides available via our online shop.

The town boasts an excellent selection of quality shops and galleries, many exhibiting local works. If you are looking for refreshment be it a pint of locally brewed cider, a cream tea, fish and chips, a family meal or a gourmet dinner for a special occasion, then there is something to suit all tastes.

Fowey is a very special place and has been home to many famous people over the years. We hope you will be able to come and visit the town itself. If you cannot then we hope these pages will bring you a little pleasure.

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The Teapot Cafe

Fowey

Serving breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea. The menu includes sandwiches, bagels, local fish and crab, delicious cakes and fabulous coffee.
Fowey River Gallery

Fowey

The gallery is housed in a fine Georgian merchant's house. The work exhibited is largely figurative, often by local artists.
The shop offers a selection of gifts, handbags, scarves and greetings cards.
Crimpers Cottage

Fowey

Crimpers Cottage in Fowey offers accommodation with free WiFi
Narla

Fowey

At Narla, we warmly welcome dogs, making us the perfect spot for you and your four-legged companion to relax and enjoy a meal.
Anne Evans Antiques

Fowey

Potential purchases from £1 to £2000, from shells to 19th century French chandeliers.
Captain Hanks Crab & Snack Shack

Fowey

Captain Hanks Crab & Snack Shack. Based in Berrill's Yard, Fowey. During the main season only
The Cornish Bakery

Fowey

Proper local pasties, beautifully buttery French pastries, hand-roasted coffee and speciality breads
Fowey Gallants Sailing Club

Fowey

Open to club members and visiting yachtsmen and offers showers, bar and food. Junior sailing and training are available during the season.
Sam's

Fowey

Fresh local food. Lively atmosphere. A popular, fun place to eat with pop memorabilia adorning the walls. Lounge bar upstairs for drinks and cocktails.
Fowey - Mevagissey Ferry

Fowey

Combine a visit to two of Cornwall’s most picturesque and contrasting ports with a return ferry trip across St Austell Bay between Fowey and Mevagissey.
Boheme

Fowey

Modern wares for bohemian souls
Olive Branch

Fowey

Vegetarian cafe and deli
Richard's Fruit Veg & Fish

Fowey

A family run greengrocer's and fishmonger specialising in local Cornish produce.
Pintxo

Fowey

Pintxo is a small but perfectly formed tapas and sherry bar tucked away on Fowey’s famous Esplanade, the seafront thoroughfare that leads from the town centre to Readymoney Cove.
North St Kitchen

Fowey

Pop Up seafood restaurant with outside terrace overlooking the river
Brown Sugar

Fowey

Coffee shop serving hot and cold drinks, breakfasts, lunches, homemade cakes, crepes and sandwiches to eat in or take away.
Bronte's Cornish Gifts

Fowey

A selection of handmade gifts from around Cornwall.
Boat Hire from Fowey Boat Yard

Fowey

For boat hire on the River Fowey, life jackets and tuition available.
Fowey Sweet Shop (Middletons)

Fowey

Scrummy fudge and chocolate in the heart of Fowey. A favourite port of call for lovers of the finest quality Cornish confectionary.
The Sports Hub

FOWEY

A multi-purpose sports hub providing a variety of opportunities: A fitness suite to meet all fitness demands, a multi-use sports hall, squash and tennis courts, and dance studio.

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About Fowey in Cornwall

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The Teapot Cafe

Fowey River Gallery

Crimpers Cottage

Narla

Anne Evans Antiques

Captain Hanks Crab & Snack Shack

The Cornish Bakery

Fowey Gallants Sailing Club

Sam's

Fowey - Mevagissey Ferry

Boheme

Olive Branch

Richard's Fruit Veg & Fish

Pintxo

North St Kitchen

Brown Sugar

Bronte's Cornish Gifts

Boat Hire from Fowey Boat Yard

Fowey Sweet Shop (Middletons)

The Sports Hub