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Fowey Essentials

Fowey is a historic Cornish port characterized by medieval defenses and maritime heritage. This selection includes Saint Catherine's Castle, built by Henry VIII to guard the estuary, and the 14th-century St Fimbarrus Church. Visitors can explore the 19th-century Gribbin Tower daymark, take the historic ferry to Bodinnick, or visit the local aquarium on the quay. Scenic spots like Readymoney Cove and St Saviour's Point provide views across the water to Polruan, reflecting the town's long history as a center for trade and sailing.

Saint Catherine's Castle

St Catherine's Castle is a Henrician castle in Cornwall, England, built by Thomas Treffry between approximately 1538 and 1540, in response…

The Rashleigh Inn

Beachfront pub located in Polkerris, offering views over St Austell Bay from its terrace.

St Catherine's Point Light

Navigation light situated on the rocky headland near the entrance to Fowey Harbour, adjacent to the historic castle ruins.

Fowey

Elevated viewpoint offering panoramas of the estuary, the town’s narrow streets, and the active shipping lanes.

Readymoney Cove Beach

Readymoney Cove is a sandy beach to the south of the harbour town of Fowey, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom.

Fowey Aquarium

Located on the Town Quay, this aquarium displays local marine species found along the Cornish coast in tanks using natural seawater.

Gribbin Tower

An 84-foot red and white striped daymark built in 1832 by Trinity House to aid navigation into Fowey and Par.

Fowey Church (St Fimbarrus)

A 14th-century parish church featuring a 15th-century four-stage tower, carved wagon roofs, and monuments to the Treffry family.

Fowey to Bodinnick Ferry

A year-round vehicle and passenger ferry service. The Bodinnick slipway is situated next to 'Ferryside,' the former home of author Daphne du Maurier.

St Saviour's Point

A prominent lookout point providing views across the Fowey estuary toward Polruan and the ruins of St Saviour's Chapel.