Falmouth, positioned at the entrance of one of the world's finest harbours, offers delightful water trips around the scenic coastline or ferry trips to St. Mawes and Flushing.

Why not choose between being entertained at the Princess Pavilion, exploring the picturesque town and bustling harbour, vising the National Maritime Museum or having gun at the Ships and Castles Leisure Centre; all within easy reach of the Rathgowry.

Explore some of the many delightful coastal walks, beautiful gardens or visit the historic Pendennis and St. Mawes Castles.

There are National Trust gardens and properties to visit, the closest being Glendurgan on the Helford River and Trelissick or alternatively the privately owned Trebah Gardens, all of which are just a short drive away.

The Rathgowry is an ideal base for touring and visiting the rest of Cornwall. Take a 45 minute drive and you will find the world renowned restoration project at the Lost Gardens of Heligan with exotic glasshouses and a magnificent walled garden or The Eden Project with its spectacular tropical and desert biomes.

With the exceptionally mild climate experienced in this part of Cornwall, spring or autumn holidays are enjoyable.