No where is more
luxuriant than St.Just-In -Roseland, where a small 13th-15th century
church perches on the waters edge at the head of a wooded tidal creek.
Across the peninsula is
the small fishing village of Portscatho with its small fishing boats,
mainly for shellfish. An old military road runs down to St.Antony Head
here you can see an old unused lighthouse built in 1834.
The Roseland peninsula
is renowned for its beauty with woodlands and creeks to the north-west
and rocky cliffs to the south -east with the Percuil River meandering
down the centre.
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- Local towns and villages to visit
- Camborne
- Falmouth
- Hayle
- Helston
- Mevagissey
- St.Austell
- Truro
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- Angling
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- Sea Fishing from the
Pier, shore and rocks at Falmouth; also off-shore fishing. Shark
fishing can be arranged with local fishermen.
- Sailing
- Falmouth is the main centre with a regatta in
August. Boats may be hired at Falmouth.
- Attractions
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