Surrounding Area

The Camel Estuary is situated on the North Coast of Cornwall, and the Camel River leads further inland. The first town you come to is Wadebridge, and if you are looking for somewhere to stay, there are quality self catering properties to let here.

Continuing South, you will come across the River Fowey, which takes you down to the opposite coast. Dramatically different from the rugged North. Fowey Tourist Information is available here on a travel site dedicated to Fowey, with tourist information about visitor attractions, accommodation and Fowey events. This waterside town is full of character and rewarding when sought out, not too far from the Eden Project.

The South coast is a warren of coves and rivers feeding through woods and valleys to the more sheltered shores. Cornwall is blessed with so many variations on its geography, making every turn a new experience.

The coast along from Rock though is unqiue, in both directions. Just a few of the notable spots are Constantine, Porthcothan, Trebarwith, Port Isaac... no wonder the Victorians visted the county so often.