| Fal River Visitor Information Centre Prince of Wales Pier 11 Market Strand Falmouth TR11 3DF |
|
| Tel: 01326 741194 | |
| View Website | |
| The closest parking in Falmouth for the Prince of Wales Pier is the Town Quarry Car Park, postcode TR11 2BX. |
Embark on a unique adventure with Fal River Ferries, where you can sail amidst stunning landscapes, visit picturesque villages, and immerse yourself in rich history.
Choose to sail between bustling Falmouth and the pretty fishing village of St Mawes. Or, hop on Enterprise Boats for a journey up the river to Trelissick and Malpas.
Whether you’re a local seeking a unique day out or a holidaymaker searching for an extraordinary family experience, Fal River Ferries offers a great experience!
St Mawes Ferry
The St Mawes Ferry connects the old-world fishing village of St Mawes on the Roseland Peninsula with the bustling port of Falmouth steeped in history and heritage, a perfect trip for a family day out, and a must for anyone visiting Cornwall. Soak up the breathtaking scenery along the way and watch for a variety of wildlife. Enjoy quaint shops in St Mawes, inviting restaurants, galleries, walks and beaches. Any time of year is perfect to visit as the ferry operates all year round.
Enterprise Boats
Enterprise Boats cruise along the Fal River through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Calling at Falmouth, a beautiful harbourside town, Trelissick, a National Trust Garden and House and Malpas, a sleepy riverside village. Let us transport you through stunning landscapes, past Tudor Castles, deep-sided wooded valleys, historic houses and wildlife. Aboard, you will get an entertaining and knowledgeable commentary from our experienced crew. All our ferries have covered areas if we get a spot of Cornish liquid sunshine. Runs April to October each year.
Enterprise Boats cruise along the Fal River through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Calling at Falmouth, a beautiful harbourside town, Trelissick, a National Trust Garden and House and Malpas, a sleepy riverside village. Runs April to October each year and tickets can be purchased all year round. Book onine for your 10% discount!
Terms:
Must be booked online for discount to be valid.
The St Mawes Ferry operates seven days a week, except Christmas Day. Visit their website for more information and to check the up-to-date 'live' status. All sailings are subject to tide, weather and circumstances
You can book your ferry tickets online and save 10%! You can also buy tickets on the day of travel from the Fal River ticket offices or onboard the ferry.
Fal River Ferries commence their late night ferry service between Falmouth and St Mawes. The service operates every Thursday throughout the summer until 4th September.
Make the most of those magical summer evenings - whether you're planning a sunset dinner in St Mawes, enjoying post-work drinks in Falmouth, or attending one of the many summer events, Fal River Ferries late night ferry service ensures you'll have a reliable and scenic way to travel.
Departure times from Falmouth, Prince of Wales Pier: 18:15, 19:15, 20:15, 21:15
Departure times from St Mawes Quay: 18:45, 19:45, 20:45, 21:45
Explore one of Cornwall’s most spectacular waterways on an Enterprise Boats trip. As the warmer weather approaches, there’s no better time to plan an unforgettable journey along one of Cornwall’s most spectacular waterways. The Enterprise […]
Embark on a unique summer adventure with Fal River, where you can sail amidst stunning landscapes, visit picturesque villages, and immerse yourself in rich history. Choose to sail between bustling Falmouth and the pretty fishing […]
Stir up your sense of adventure at English Heritage Pendennis Castle, a coastal fortress with unmissable sea views. Travel back to wartime Cornwall, climb to the top of the keep, and enjoy acres of green […]
Experience the magical essence of Trebah, a sub-tropical paradise with a coastal backdrop, steeped in heritage, creativity and the spirit of innovation. Four miles of footpaths wind through dazzling exotic planting, transporting you from one […]
Stroll down through the peaceful, exotic and playful valley to a sheltered beach at the bottom. There are three valleys of Glendurgan to lose yourself in – full of fun, informality, natural beauty and amazing plants. […]
"