ルアンラニホーンの湖・トップ4

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In Gerrans Bay sits the fishing village of Portscatho. As its east facing, it's a sheltered spot, perfect for a post run swim.

Cowlands Creek feeds into the River Fal. This is a picturesque place by the creek to stop for a picnic and enjoy the view. The name 'Cowlands' may come from the Cornish word 'Cownan' which means 'steep-sided valley'.

Set in a stunning location, right on the waterfront of Carrick Roads, Mylor Churchtown is a picture perfect village with a large harbour. There is a cafe here, public toilets and car parking so it makes a great place to visit on a run or to start/finish.

The coastal path from here has very nice views but requires some fitness level.

St Mawes is a stunning little town built around a quaint harbour encompassing shops, pubs & restaurants with a large helping of dream homes to boot. Well worth exploring & enjoying the local fayre in the summer sun.

In the narrow streets of Mevagissey you find myriad shops, workshops, galleries, cafes and pubs, as well as many old buildings made of cob and slate. There are plenty of traditional fish and chip shops to try here, too. The picturesque town was once the centre of Cornwall’s pilchard fishery and, even today, still has a small working harbour with a few dozen fishing boats.

The sheltered cove of Portscatho made it the perfect place for the pilchard fleets of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Even today, the village is an active fishing port. Due to its shelter, swimming is safe and there is plenty of sandy beach to enjoy.