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Falmouth is quite unique and has a very different feel to any other Cornish town that we’ve visited. It’s got a really young and vibrant atmosphere, it’s a working fishing town with a university, so there’s a lively, authentic vibe with lots going on! Many different places to eat for all sorts of budgets including a couple of restaurants offering BYOB, a few bars encouraging you to bring your own food and also a lovely pizza takeaway van, near the beach, where we took a bottle of wine and watched the sunset one evening! There’s also lots of very good seafood, Caribbean, Italian, Turkish and Indian restaurants too… we just ran out of time to eat at them all, we’ll just have to visit again soon! We found Falmouth was a very good base to visit the Lizard and Roseland peninsulas and particularly enjoyed Cadgwith and Coverack as well as Kynance Cove for the best cream tea of the week overlooking the most stunning beach!

The Big Ships we're back in Falmouth after 9 years so the place was busy and buzzing. Spent quite a bit of time in various pubs around the harbour and had a good indian meal in the high street. Penryn very quiet in comparison, and hard to find a place to eat there that hadn't closed by 10 pm. Good bus service between Falmouth and the uni campus.

Such a lovely place to visit and stay. Came for a trip to the Falmouth Tall Ships Race. Had a tour around the harbour, which is well worth it…. Great places to eat and lots of choices for all tastes, I’m vegan and had no problems finding great eateries

Me and my wife love Falmouth it’s our favourite spot in Cornwall, some lovely beach’s which are great for swimming, the best night life in Cornwall some really nice bars and pubs aswel as a wide variety of places to eat ,and it’s a stunning little town would highly recommend a stay here .

Falmouth is a beautiful, friendly bustling place with something for everyone! It has a lovely harbour to stroll around and a great array of independent shops to keep you interested. The beaches and public gardens are kept immaculate and the council should be applauded for this! It has a friendly vibe and is always great to return to and enjoy the best fish and chips on the harbour in all of Cornwall! :)

Beautiful town with gardens, beaches, dock, and University within easy walking distance. A little bit hilly and therefore not all places had easy accessibility for wheelchair users, sometimes steps without railings. The step from train to platform in Falmouth Central is massive although I hear Falmouth Docks is easier. Good number of local businesses with quality food and gifts. Very dog friendly.