Tywardreath & Fowey

Tywardreath and Fowey are neighbouring settlements on Cornwall’s south coast, known for their coastal landscapes and historic connections. Tywardreath, a small village, sits inland with views over St Austell Bay, while Fowey is a bustling harbour town at the mouth of the River Fowey. The area is characterised by wooded valleys, estuaries, and sheltered coves, offering walking trails like the Saints’ Way and South West Coast Path.

Fowey’s deep-water harbour has been a focal point for trade and fishing for centuries, with ferries linking to Polruan and Mevagissey. The town features narrow streets lined with independent shops and traditional pubs. Nearby, the ruins of St Catherine’s Castle overlook the estuary, and the surrounding countryside includes the Eden Project, a reclaimed clay pit turned ecological attraction. The area’s mix of maritime heritage and natural scenery makes it a popular destination.