A Tale of Two Rias Cruise 

Embark on a captivating Sunday afternoon journey with Heritage Adventures as we navigate from Falmouth Bay's magnificent flooded river valley (ria) to its picturesque twin.

Glide through time as our expert guides reveal the fascinating evolution of these unique waterways and the remarkable archaeological treasures that line their shores. 

Witness the rich tapestry of history unfold - from submerged forests and ancient cliff castles to creekside churches, forts, ports and mines, historic quays, 'hards,' 'passages' and the legendary Frenchman's Creek.

Your experience takes place aboard our premium vessel, Moyana. Relax in the comfortable indoor seating area, take in panoramic views from the top deck, or sample local delights from our fully stocked bar featuring an array of Cornish tipples.

Join us for an informative and indulgent cruise through Cornwall's spectacular maritime heritage.

Tickets: £32 pp adult I £22 child

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Your Guides

Jeanette Ratcliffe is a local archaeologist with 40 years’ experience of carrying out heritage projects in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, including an historic audit of the Fal Estuary, which recorded 1200 sites and structures around its 70-mile shore.  After working for the Institute of Cornish Studies and Cornwall Archaeological Unit, she has practised as a freelance historic environment consultant, alongside establishing her Heritage Adventures tour business. Jeanette adds her love of things marine and maritime to her extensive archaeological and local knowledge to create Heritage Adventures for you, by land and sea, that are truly unique.

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.