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Mevagissey, Cornwall

11 replies

bluesky · 29/07/2005 08:09

Has anyone been here? Trying to find a B&B for sister and boyfriend, one has popped up here, (windsmeet) but don't know Mevagissey. Anyone have any great recommendations, cheap and cheerful with a sea view in Cornwall? Thanks.

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BearintheBigBlueHouse · 29/07/2005 08:50

V cute, great pasties, nice little harbour, the best beaches are just before you get there (Pentewan) and just beyond (Gorran Haven - nice pub too - and Caerhays). Gets very busy and as theres just one road in and one out (and the bits in the middle are very narrow with no pavements), very congested. Good shops selling local artists'/potters'/sculptors' wares. HTH

bluesky · 29/07/2005 10:25

oh thanks bbbh, very cornish/typical sounding. Anyone with any B&B recommendations?

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bluesky · 29/07/2005 16:26

A lovely B&B in Cornwall with sea views anyone?

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mum2mikey · 29/07/2005 23:21

Newquay- bristol hotel. as for mevagissey its all nearl holiday cottages. very busy and very small. i would not recommend staying in meva. trust me, i live down here.

bluesky · 30/07/2005 11:54

hi mum2mikey, just saw you on the eden thread! Where would you suggest she take him then, we have all been to Cornwall several times, north and south, but this is her boyfriends first time, and she want to really show him Cornwall at it's best, ie he's keen on somewhere with a sea view. Sweet, quaint, cobbly, harboury, boats, pubs etc. Def not Newquay (sorry!) As she is going in mid-Sept she will be out of main 'crush' season.

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justmummy · 30/07/2005 12:01

Meva sounds like the sort of thing they are after. Or just up the coast is Fowey - similar to meva. Harbour, boats, pubs, hotels, very quaint.

Sorry don't know of any B&B's but there must be some you could find doing internet search.

Surfermum · 30/07/2005 12:08

If you want a cobbly, quaint fishing village then go to Polperro . My favourite place of all in Cornwall. I can recommend staying in the Mill House and a drink in the Blue Peter is a must.

justmummy · 30/07/2005 12:38

Just had another thought - Charlestown.

Lovely little village with working port - used a lot for films & television. The Pier House Hotel is right on quay side look here

TracyK · 30/07/2005 13:03

I think it was meva. my mil stayed at last year - watch out for parking charges - I think it cost them about £20 for the weekend!
I loved Driftwood Spars in St Agnes - not much to do there - but right on the beach and fairly reasonable rates too.

bluesky · 30/07/2005 19:04

thanks guys!

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Whizzz · 30/07/2005 19:07

I had wonderful lobster in Charlestown when we went in June!
Mevagissey is very quaint but yes, very busy - Port issac is nice as is Polperro

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