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The beautiful Helford River forms a large scenic body of water that meanders its way between The Lizard and Falmouth. There are a number of stunning villages and beaches on both of its banks, Helford Passage being one of them. Situated on the north bank, this picturesque waterside hamlet has picture postcard cottages, houses, and a beach, as well as a ferry that operates on demand between Helford Passage and Helford village on the south bank. It only runs, however, on a seasonal basis between 1st April and 1st October. This is on a demand-only basis between 9.20am and 5pm. Dogs and bicycles are accepted on the crossing.

Just walk down and breathe in the British charm:)

Today, Falmouth, with its approximately 20,000 inhabitants, is a fishing port, a port of call for sports yachts and cruise ships, and a holiday resort with a small-town idyll. The alleys of the harbor district still seem like a snapshot of that time.

Take your swimming kit as we wished we had !

We were lucky with the weather, so we had a nice view.

Frenchman's Creek is a beautiful, but hidden spot on the Helford River, famous for being the inspiration for Daphne Du Maurier's 1942 novel of the same name. While running along the creek, keep a careful watch for wading birds and a shipwreck that is submerged in the mud.

Penarvon cove is a secret little beach. Run here from Helford and you will most likely have the place to yourself. Surrounded by trees and looking out across the Helford River, it's like a place that time forgot.

Now a sleepy village, Helford was once a bustling port trading in tobacco, rum and lace. The thatched houses and views of the Helford River make it a delight to run through.