Welcome to the Roseland Peninsula
The Roseland Peninsula whispers where Cornwall holds its breath. Creeks twist past St Just’s church, tides lap St Mawes’ castle, and gulls cry over Portscatho’s nets. No Padstow bustle or St Ives gloss—just salt-worn paths and granite hush, carved by centuries of fishers and saints. Wander King Harry Ferry’s route, sip a pint at The Plume of Feathers, or trace St Anthony’s cliffs, where smugglers’ ghosts linger, per Cornwall Heritage Trust. Roseland’s soul hooked us—Mirrie and husband, tethered to a coastal nook where silence speaks. From St Mawes’ watch to Veryan’s roundhouses, this is Cornwall’s heart, raw and timeless. Join our Thrive Clan to unravel Roseland’s secrets, from creeks to moors.
Highlights of Roseland Peninsula
St Mawes Castle
Tudor fortress in St Mawes, guarding the Fal. Neighbours’ cafes share its tales over tea.
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Garden chapel by a creek, blooming with peace. Locals’ stories warm its ancient stones.
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Tudor fort across the Fal, cannons aimed. Ferry from St Mawes to sieges’ echo.
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Quirky cottages in Veryan, witch-proof charm. Neighbours’ inns spin folklore’s thread.
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