This cruise is an amazing opportunity to explore the Upper Reaches and the hidden stories of the Fal with the ‘Cornish Bird’ history and folklore expert, Elizabeth Dale.

Step aboard the luxurious vessel Moyana for an extraordinary journey through the Fal’s hidden waterways, where amazing stories emerge from the landscape, bringing history to life in the places where it happened.

Join us for a trip that goes beyond ordinary sightseeing, where local knowledge transforms these beautiful waterways into living chapters of Cornish history. See beyond the surface and connect with the soul of this ancient landscape through the stories of its fascinating and diverse inhabitants.

This exclusive expedition navigates the more secluded, lesser-known creeks, where layers of history lie waiting to be discovered: tales of ancient trade routes, medieval ferry crossings, legendary smugglers and forgotten pirate raids, lost castles and madcap inventors. Evocative names like Restrouguet Passage, Turnaware Point, King Harry’s Reach and Malpas hint at the intriguing heritage to be found around every bend in the river . . .

Your voyage of discovery unfolds aboard the luxury vessel Moyana. Relax in the comfortable indoor seating area or the panoramic top deck for breathtaking views, or sample Cornish tipples from our fully stocked bar.

Sit back, relax and enjoy wonderful tales from Cornwall’s past and of the people who called these waterways home.

Tickets: £32 pp adult I £24 child

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Your Guide

Elizabeth Dale is a Cornish writer who has been researching and writing about local history for her blog and podcast, The Cornish Bird, since 2016. Born on a farm near Falmouth, she was the fourth generation of her family to grow up in the same house, and her roots in the area, and in Cornwall as a whole, run deep. She writes regularly for local and national publications and websites, has a weekly slot on Radio Cornwall and her passion for local history has also led to work on several TV shows about the region.