Bed & Breakfast, Hotel Falmouth. Diving Falmouth

View from Pendennis headland

TARIFF 2008

From £25.00 per person per night. As keen divers, sailors and bikers themselves, Ken & Sally are happy to provide those little extra facilities such as space for washing and drying gear and safe parking for motorbikes.

Sea front, 1 minute walk

Bed & Breakfast
in Falmouth

• Friendly, informal and welcoming.
• Bikers, walkers, divers, sailors all welcome.
• Drying area available.
• Perfect location, close to sea, harbour, station & town.
• Ensuite, TV, hairdryers, clock radios, beverages in rooms.
• Non smoking.
• Easy parking.
• Free pick up from station by arrangement.

Mermaid lodge is a comfortable, recently refurbished home, family run, with the emphasis on a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. "A real home from home"

Falmouth Bay is a haven for all water sport enthusiasts. As keen divers, sailors and bikers themselves, Ken & Sally are happy to provide those little extra facilities such as space for washing and drying gear and safe parking for motorbikes.

Less than a minutes walk from Falmouth sea front, five minutes walk from the historic town and its world famous Maritime Museum and just yards from the Princess Pavilion with its theatre and gardens, whether you are on holiday, working in the area, touring or on business, Mermaid Lodge is the perfect base for your stay in Falmouth.

Take a short walk to Pendennis headland. Dominating the entrance to the river Fal, Pendennis Castle, built by Henry VIII, was the last Royalist stronghold to fall to Cromwell's troops. Below the castle is the Coastguard Maritime Rescue Co-ordination Centre which co-ordinates search and rescue operations locally and worldwide. The views from Pendennis are phenomenal; to the left you see the entrance to the river looking across to St. Mawes with its sister castle. To the right you look towards the Lizard and the notorious Manacles, where countless ships have foundered through the ages. The scuba diving here is world class.

Falmouth Bay is the third largest natural harbour in the world, offering a safe haven for shipping and home to varied species of wildlife, including Dolphins Seals and Basking Shark. Take a boat trip to explore the beautiful Helford or Fal and you will see Egrets and many other birds.

Cornwall has its own special unique and diverse magic. From Falmouth you can easily visit Lands End, The Eden Project, Seal Sanctuary, Goonhilly Earth Station and Minack Theatre, the semi tropical gardens at Trebah, Gendurgan and Heligan and explore for your self the miles of coastline with family beaches and secluded coves.