A Blog for people staying at Captain White's Reward - helping them get the most out of their time in Falmouth and Cornwall. Tips, recommendations and referrals. Use the subject words to navigate areas of interest, as posts are in no particular date order
Tuesday, 14 July 2015
Falmouth YogaSpace
Help get rid of some of that stress and into the holiday mode - a great Yoga Studio just 10 minutes walk from Captain White's: http://yogawithkeren.com
Monday, 22 June 2015
Dog Friendly Establishments - Falmouth
Cornwall is a very dog friendly place. With great walks and beaches, there is plenty to keep your four legged friend happy (some beaches have restrictions in the Summer months, so please check). Establishments that are dog friendly in Falmouth are; Dollys Tea Rooms & Wine Bar (say hi to Hebe, the pearl wearing labrador), The Grapes Alehouse, The Stables, Beerwolf Books, Espressini Coffee Shop, The Boathouse Pub and Cafe Nero.
Sunday, 21 June 2015
Mono - Falmouth
New live music and club venue. Check out the website for listings on whats on. The bar also serves food: http://www.allhailmono.com
Polurrian Bay Hotel & Restaurant - Mullion, Lizard Peninsula
A lovely restaurant, with beautiful views. Perfect when visiting the spectacular Lizard Peninsula, where there are some great walks: http://www.polurrianhotel.com/food-and-drink/
Tatams Stonebaked - Portscatho
A great cafe in this beautiful town on the Rosaland Peninsula : http://tatamsportscatho.co.uk
Tuesday, 19 May 2015
Seabourne Fish - Penryn
Good fishmonger in Penryn. They also offer a home delivery service (check website and call for details): http://seabournefish.co.uk
Wednesday, 13 May 2015
Learn to speak Cornish (Kernowek) - Cornwall (Kernow) place names and their meaning
To get a better understanding of where you are in the county here’s a few of our favourite prefixes and places to visit in Kernow (Cornwall):
| TRE | means a homestead. Trebetherick, Trelissick, Trematon Castle and many more Cornish places (this is the most used name)! | |
| PERRAN | derives from St Piran, the patron saint of tin miners and widely regarded as the national saint of Cornwall Perranporth, Perranarworthal, Perranzabuloe and Perranuthnoe. | |
| POL | means a pool. Polzeath, Polruan, Polkerris and Polperro. | |
| PORTH | meaning a bay, port or harbour. Perranporth, Porthtowan, Porthleven, Porth and Porthgwidden Beach | |
| ROS | means moor, heath or common Roseland, Roskear and Rosenannon Downs |
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