The BluePages Guide to St Mawes

The St. Mawes Hotel is set right on the waters edge and has been substantially refurbished and modernised in the last few years. Although we call it a Hotel we like to think of ourselves as more of a bar with rooms, so not to disappoint those who seek to find traditional hotel accommodation.

The hub of the hotel is our 2 bars. The ground floor bar that opens out onto the street in the summer, is ideal for a cappuccino or a pint of Skinners finest Cornish ale, while also a great place to watch the world go by and talk to the locals while trying one of our Whole Crab Salads or a bowl of Moule Marinier.Our First floor coffee lounge which includes another bar ,offers a pool table and comfortable seating, as well as a balcony to make the most of superb views of the harbour and Fal Estuary

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We are a long-established family run smokehouse. We take great pride in our smoked products, for example smoked salmon, trout and mackerel which are all hand sliced, interleaved and vacuum packed to the customer’s requirements. We are based at the south end of Loch Awe in the small village of Ford on the West coast of Scotland. You are more than welcome to come and visit us.

St Mawes Castle, owned by English Heritage, is positioned on the western point of the village. The castle was built in 1538 by Henry VIII after a confrontation with Spanish and French warships in Falmouth Bay.

The St Mawes Castle was built with sea defense in mind and as such did not offer much protection from land based forces. During the civil war in 1646 the St Mawes governor surrendered immediately with resistance as he knew defense from the land side was hopeless.

Opposite Falmouth bay lies Pendennis Castle that has a more defensive and desirable position, this became the main fort in the area and the St Mawes Castle was left without any further developments or alterations.

St Mawes Castle has always, however, been an important gun emplacement right up to the end of the Second World War.

Today the St Mawes Castle is frequented by visitors coming to the village and is also used as an excellent venue for wedding functions. With marquees on the front lawns and the inside of the castle also used, it represents a wedding venue that is able to support a large number of guests.

For the last 30 years, Nick has been supporting Windy Boat owners during his role as UK Service Support Manager for Windy Boats in the UK and Europe.

The Victory Inn is the only traditional pub in St Mawes, Cornwall enjoyed by both locals and visitors alike. Serving lunches and dinners seven days a week, the menu contains something for everyone including fresh local seafood dishes, steaks, pasta and vegetarian options. Children's menu also available.

Upstairs is an elegant but informal non-smoking restaurant serving the same excellent menu (booking advisable). Outside seating with views over the harbour. Good selection of beers and wines including 4 different real ales and 3 lagers. Children and dogs welcome.

We are a Dartmouth based company owned by Barry Hollis specialising in Marine and Architectural rigging.
We have have an office in the centre of Dartmouth, workshops in Noss marina Kingswear and a barge with crane for lifting rigs on smaller yachts.
We have a wealth of experience from over 40 years in all aspects of yacht rigging from racing to classic yachts and yacht construction and project management all over the world. We strive to make the best use of what equipment your already have, instead of always replacing. We are also independent of any spar or hardware manufacturer ensuring you get the most suitable product for your needs.

Deep in the heart of the Roseland Peninsula nestles a truly traditional rural Cornish pub.

The Roseland Inn is a mere stones throw away from the famous King Harry Ferry, in a truly unspoilt rural setting, which is easily accessible from Falmouth, Truro and St Austell.

Phil & Debbie Heslip pride themselves on the quality of their freshly cooked foods. Whether you want to sit by the fire with a paper and a coffee, meet friends for a drink or enjoy a leisurely meal, the Roseland Inn has exactly the right kind of ambience.

The King Harry Ferry is an iconic part of Cornwall's history. Established in 1888, it connects St Mawes and the Roseland Peninsula with Feock, Truro and Falmouth by avoiding the alternative 27 mile route through Truro & Tresillian.

Xtreme Boat Sales are official dealers for Glastron Sports Boats and Cruisers. Based in Coleraine we are available for water tests inland on the River Bann and at sea on the beautiful North Coast. Tony and the team have over 30 years experience in the marine trade. Our aim as a company is to ensure that you, the customer, get the best deal, customer service and product available.

We also offer a complete after-sales service inclusive of warranty, service and routine maintenance. Various other services are available such as chandlery sales, storage and ski and wakeboard tuition.

Tresanton has 29 rooms, some with their own terrace. All the rooms have magnificent sea views and all have been individually furnished with antiques and Cornish art.

There are 2 family suites, which can accommodate up to three children, each with its own terrace.

The hotel has a cinema, a bar, a sitting room, conference facilities.The restaurant, with terraces overlooking the sea, specialises in fish and other local produce.

Tresanton also offers a spacious children's room, a lovely Wendy House and a cinema to entertain our younger guests.

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Stingray Sportsboats UK was formed in 2010 by Mark Rowley when the trade opportunity arose to start a marine company offering a performance and quality brand of sports boats. Having researched the brands and markets around the world it became clear that Stingray Sports boats was the brand that offered this and were as dedicated to building boats as he was. Mark has over 30 years experience in the marine industry and is passionate about boats. His love of the water and boating began when he was very young, to this day you can still find him on a sunny day on the sea either in his boat waterskiing or jetskiing
Stingray Boats are manufactured in South Carolina, USA and in just a few short years have emerged as one of the leading independent boat builders in the nation.

The St. Mawes Hotel is set right on the waters edge and has been substantially refurbished and modernised in the last few years. Although we call it a Hotel we like to think of ourselves as more of a bar with rooms, so not to disappoint those who seek to find traditional hotel accommodation.>br>
All the bedrooms are simple and stylish with Ensuite bathrooms with shower and bath. Three of our five rooms have the most superb sea views. A supplement will be charged for single occupancy. All prices are based on double occupancy. In order to secure a reservation a deposit amounting to the cost of the first night, per person is required at the time of booking.

Dogs are welcome by prior arrangement at a charge of £5.00 per dog per night excluding food.

Welcome to St Mawes Harbour

St Mawes is renowned as a haven for the keen sailing enthusiast, with its picturesque harbour and with access to some of the finest sailing waters in the South West it is a popular holiday destination both by road and water. The village provides a good selection of shops and services. There are regular ferry services to Falmouth and the Cathedral City of Truro

The first harbour of the Fal Estuary.The Harbour limit is denoted by the points of Carricknath to the South and St Mawes Castle to the North. The only hazard to the approach is Lugo rock, which is always covered but is marked by a South cardinal buoy approximately centred in the harbour limit.