Boats And Yachts
Boat hire Falmouth UK
The school offers a variety of boats for charter The school offers a variety of boats for charter, our boat can be charted as Skippered Charters or bare boat charters on vessels ranging from 19ft to 46ft. We also offer yacht management and skippered delivery services. Please look through our web site…
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Yacht Haven Falmouth England
Skippered Yacht Charter - Sailing Cruises on a Luxury Skippered Catamaran Climb aboard for a fantastic day out exploring some of the UKs most idyllic, sheltered waterways on the south coast of Cornwall, covering the River Fal and Falmouth Bay and Helford River. Falmouth Falmouth is not as old as many…
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Party Zone Falmouth UK
In Pictures: ChariTea Garden Party 2016 This year’s Charitea Garden Party – RAG’s second ever, and first in partnership with the newly-relaunched Cambridge Guild careers society – built upon the strong foundations laid by last year’s debut, presenting a confident and down-to-earth afternoon in the sun. In lieu of a review, scroll through our gloriously summery photo-by-photo…
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Yacht Haven Falmouth Cornwall
Neyland Yacht Haven benefits from an unrivalled location in the beautiful surrounds of the Westfield Pill area of the Milford Haven Waterway. The Lower Basin offers unlimited tidal access with no locks or cills. This makes Neyland the ideal base to enjoy these fascinating waters, whether exploring the offshore islands of the rugged Pembrokeshire coast or the quiet tree lined…
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Caravan Park Falmouth UK
Our Park is situated in undulating Cornish countryside on the A394 midway between Falmouth and Helston. There is good access to the Park with easy parking at the reception. The reception is wheelchair friendly with double doors and low threshold. Some caravan and tent pitches are positioned on gently sloping grass accessed by a tarmac road the remainder are relatively level…
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Boat Yard Falmouth United Kingdom
Like them or not, boat shows are a fact of life for professional boatbuilders. Deep as we may now be into the digital era, no virtual presentation on a computer screen can replace the visceral experience of walking the docks at an in-water show, or walking through an exhibit hall full of actual boats artfully displayed. I confess I’m in the not-like-’em camp. I prefer to visit…
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