Whats on

It’s Fowey Week from 20th August and a day out to see the sailing here is a must and on Thursday the Red Arrows perform over the small inlet from 6.30pm.

Thursday night sailing in The St Mawes Harbour – come and watch the sailing boats from the hotel wall and enjoy a pint of cold beer. Starts at 1800 hrs and best view of sailing from the wall outside The St Mawes Hotel.

Seafood Sunday Lunch at The St Mawes Hotel – enjoy a large silver platter of fish, scallops, prawns and mussels either for one or to share. Enjoy with some great cool white wine! We have NOW, through popular demand, made this available throughout the week – please pre book however!

Bank Holiday Weekend – come and enjoy the village at it’s best in the summer with ferries coming and going, sailing and kayaking, just sitting around and having a pint of Tribute beer relaxing in The St Mawes Hotel Bar on the Quayside at St Mawes.

September 2012

 The Working Boats Racing Programme:

This is a fantastic photo taken by Blueachilles when visiting St Mawes recently and hope you enjoy it as much as everyone else!

Cornwall Food and Drink Festival represents everything that is special about Cornwall and its people - friendly and fun, genuine and proud, without a hint of pretentiousness. And everything on sale inside the food and drink pavilion will have been either produced or processed within the county, reflecting the fabulous range of quality products Cornwall boasts.
Come and meet the faces behind the reputations, learn some new tricks and pick up some new products, as award-winning food and drink producers and chefs share some of their secrets.

St Mawes Fish Festival - September 2012

Hopefully the weather will be better for this years festival!

Falmouth Week -
August 11th - 19th 2012

Dates for Falmouth Week 2012 are Saturday 11th August to Sunday 19th August.

Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week has grown into the largest sailing regatta in the south west with more than 450 yachts racing over eight days, and a lively programme of shoreside events.

The week starts with the Falmouth Classics, which sees 150 classic yachts racing in Carrick Roads and Falmouth Bay. This is followed by six days of match racing for keelboats, traditional craft and dinghies in the waters off Falmouth Bay, the Carrick Roads and the harbour. Wednesday is Champagne Day, a race for the big yachts with a 25 mile coastal course finishing in the inner harbour, whilst smaller boats race in the Carrick Roads.

The best vantage points are: Pendennis and St Mawes Castles, St Anthony Head, Castle Drive and Pendennis Point, Trefusis Point and Flushing. To view the dinghy racing, walk along from Mylor Yacht Harbour towards Restronguet Sailing Club.

Running alongside the sailing regattas is an exciting programme of shoreside entertainment in venues throughout the town.