A day in the life of....the King Harry Ferry
From 4 FebruaryEver wondered what it's like to spend a day in the life of a classic chain ferry in Cornwall? Well now you can find out...
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A magical ferry crossing
on the Fal RiverThe King Harry Ferry provides a vital link between Falmouth, Truro and the Roseland Peninsula.
So let the chains take the strain while you enjoy this remarkable crossing of the Fal River...
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Between Falmouth & St Mawes
The St Mawes Ferry makes the crossing from Falmouth harbour to St Mawes 364 days a year.
The 20 minute journey takes in the world-class scenery of the Carrick Roads.
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Perfect for days out
on the RoselandCrossing St Mawes Harbour and operating seven days a week, the Place ferry runs a regular service between St Mawes and Place Creek on the Roseland Peninsula.
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Linking Truro & Falmouth
along the river's banksThe beautifully maintained Enterprise fleet sail regularly between Cornwall’s regional hub, Truro, and the port of Falmouth or St Mawes harbour along the stunning banks of the Fal River.
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Ferry, bus and train times for the day as well as events, tides and weather.
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On 7:41am Monday / 20 May 2013
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The Fal River boast some of the best boat trips in Cornwall and travelling by boat is one of the best ways to enjoy the unique waterways of the Fal River and the Carrick Roads.
You can enjoy the harbours of Falmouth and St Mawes, the tranquil waters of the Fal River and even the lush banks of the Helford River from the comfort of traditional and modern boats.
A journey on the St Mawes Ferry takes you across Falmouth harbour, the third deepest natural harbour in the world, to the idyllic fishing village of St Mawes with its own stunning harbour.
A trip on the St Mawes Ferry takes in Pendennis and St Mawes Castle as well as the wonderful views of the water...and there’s always plenty of wildlife to see so keep your eyes peeled for seals on Black Rock or that elusive pod of dolphins.
Then there’s one of the top ten ferry journey’s in the world...
The King Harry Ferry provides a vital link between Falmouth, Truro and the Roseland Peninsula. So let the chains take the strain while you enjoy this remarkable crossing of the Fal River.
Don’t forget to grab your Fal Mussel Card to enjoy all the benefits of the ferries at hugely discounted prices.
St Mawes Ferry and Enterprise Boats Timetable Changes for May 7
From 7 MayService changes for the St Mawes Ferry and Enterprise Boats on Tuesday, May 7.
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