MEVAGISSEY CORNWALL | Full Tour of Mevagissey near Saint Austell, Cornwall England
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- čas přidán 9. 05. 2024
- Mevagissey Cornwall is a charming harbour village situated near St Austell on the south coast of Cornwall, England. The village boasts a picturesque harbour, stunning coastal scenery, and a rich fishing history. Here are some reasons why you should visit Mevagissey:
Mevagissey's harbour is the heart of the village. Take a stroll along the harbour front, admire the colorful fishing boats, and soak up the atmosphere of this traditional Cornish fishing village. You can also take a boat trip around the bay or enjoy a seafood meal at one of the many harbourside restaurants.
Crabbing is a popular activity in Mevagissey, especially for families. You can purchase a crabbing line and bait from the harbour and spend an afternoon trying to catch some crabs. Crabbing is a great way to learn about the local marine life and have some fun at the same time.
Mevagissey is located along the South West Coast Path, a national trail that offers stunning views of the Cornish coastline. You can take a short walk from the village to neighboring villages like Portloe or Gorran Haven, or embark on a longer hike to explore further afield.
Learn about the history of Mevagissey at the Mevagissey Museum, located on the harbour front. The museum houses a collection of artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of the village's fishing heritage, shipbuilding industry, and everyday life in Mevagissey over the centuries.
While Mevagissey itself doesn't have a large beach, there are several beautiful beaches located a short drive away. Porthpean Beach is a popular option, with golden sand and gentle waves, perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
While Mevagissey itself doesn't boast a vast number of top-tier visitor attractions, the surrounding area offers a wealth of things to see and do:
Mevagissey Museum: As mentioned previously, explore the history of Mevagissey at this fascinating museum and learn about the village's rich fishing heritage and shipbuilding industry.
The Lost Gardens of Heligan: These once-forgotten gardens have been beautifully restored and offer a delightful escape into a world of flora and fauna. Explore the jungle, Victorian gardens, productive kitchen gardens, and numerous other themed gardens spread over 80 acres.
Nestled in rolling hills overlooking the sea, Caerhays Castle is a 19th-century castle surrounded by beautiful gardens. The castle is not open to the public, but the gardens are open seasonally and offer stunning views of the coastline.
St Austell Brewery: Take a tour and learn about the brewing process at the St Austell Brewery, located a short drive from Mevagissey. Sample some of their award-winning beers and discover the rich brewing heritage of Cornwall.
Eden Project: Discover the world under one roof at the Eden Project. These giant biomes house a diverse collection of plants from around the globe, providing a unique educational and visually-stunning experience.
Charlestown Shipwreck Treasure Museum: Delve into Cornwall's maritime history through fascinating artifacts recovered from shipwrecks that lay scattered along Cornwall's rugged coastline. Learn stories of exploration, trade, and the occasional disaster that befell these doomed vessels.
South West Coast Path Walking: As mentioned earlier, explore the dramatic coastline on foot via the South West Coast Path. Walk from Mevagissey to nearby villages or embark on longer hikes to discover hidden coves and secluded beaches.
Kidzworld: Located near St Austell, Kidzworld is a great option for families with young children. This indoor play center offers a variety of activities and soft play structures to keep kids entertained for hours.
The Screech Owl Sanctuary & Animal Park: Also located near St Austell, The Screech Owl Sanctuary & Animal Park is a great place to learn about owls and other birds of prey.
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Sitting here watching a fella on a bus and I'm loving it. Tip top.👍😎👍
Enjoy it
I THINK YOU PROBABLY HAVE ONE OF THE BEST JOB IN THE WORLD, VISITING ALL THESE BEAUTIFUL TOWNS, WORKING IN THE FRESH AIR, WORKING FOR YOURSELF, I HOPE YOU MAKE A GOOD LIVING FROM IT, BECAUSE YOU BRING LOTS OF JOY TO THOSE WHO CAN'T GO AND VISIT.
Thank you so much
It's not as glamourous it looks though!
My friend & I spent several days in Mevagissey last May & absolutely loved it, though the parking was a little awkward to say the least. Our hostess arranged parking in front of another house for us further uphill so it was a hike to get the car each morning to go visit The Eden Project & The Lost Gardens Of Heligan. We enjoyed scrumptious fish pie in the Fountain Inn. Such a gorgeous village. Thanks for the revisit.
Another interesting sky Neil
Yes some crazy skies here
@@GimbalWalkTV might get the fake Aurora Borealis again tonight
Awesome
Love the Scottish Saltire in the sky! Seems appropriate since they shipped barley from here to Scotland 🏴
Another of our favourites! You are really showcasing this gorgeous county and the weather seems to have been very kind for you too!! Hats off to you mate 👌🙌🙌
Many thanks!
I have to say, I think Mevagissey is one of those little hidden secret places. The fewer people know about it, the better it is for those that do!!
I went here as a child with my parents many years ago. We stayed at Gorran Haven which is close by. Over the years it looks like it has barely changed. What I like about Mevagissey is it's touristy without being too touristy. Still the locals doing local things, a full working harbour, the odd gift shop here and there and pubs (and there are quite a few for a small seaside village!). It has all the charm of Cornwall without the arcades and other trappings of the North Cornish coast, which is why I prefer the South Cornish coast so much. I guess what I'm trying to say is, it isn't over commercialised like some places. Great video.
Thanks for the video and the walk it's a lovely seaside village love the harbour the shops and the sea thanks Neil have a great weekend
Thanks, you too!
Love Mevagissey one of my Fave places
Mevagissy is another awesome place where you feel like you have went back in time, it is very beautiful with breathtaking views of the
ocean and once again it is another awesome area of Cornwall that
is beautiful and can't wait for the next part of Cornwall thank you.
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It looks stunning would love to visit the place 😍
You should!
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Absolutely fabulous! I love your high quality videos, they really do these amazing Cornish villages justice. Thanks so much for sharing, makes me miss the UK...why did I move to New Zealand, I could've just moved to Cornwall? LOL! :)
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The film Johnny Frenchman was filmed in Mevagissy in 1944, it was to have been part filmed in Brittany but was still under German control, so Mevagissy was split into two halves to portray itself to the film. I remember it well, the villagers were involved as extras, I was in the French half of the village. The actors were Tom Walls with Patricia Roc as his daughter, a French lady, Francoise Rosay was representing the enemy, as it were, the plot was about a fishing war between the Cornish fishermen and the Brittany poachers.
NOT ENGLAND JUST CORNWALL
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