getting here - water's edge, Falmouth
Fall
off the end of the M5 and follow the A30 and
keep going until you see an enormous wind farm
that is situated very close to the rightside
of the road.At this point take the A39 towards
Truro.Follow the A39 down into Truro centre
and then once through the centre [ you'll see
a large M&S on the right]follow signs for
Falmouth. Keep on the A39 until you get to a
roundabout turning left onto the A390 to Falmouth.
Follow this road through several sets of double
roundabouts.It becomes the A39 again without
you noticing! After about 20 minutes you'll
be in Falmouth , now follow signs for Falmouth
town centre.You are still on the A39 although
now its called Dracaena Ave., Western Terrace
and then Melville Road in turn. Once on Melville
Road, please turn right after a few minutes
into De Pass Road. Turn Immediately left into
Emslie Road . You will then see the electric
gates for The Strand.
Coach
services
National Express from all regions, contact www.nationalexpress.co.uk
Rail
services
Intercity from all regions , contact www.nationalrail.co.uk
Ferry
services
Brittany ferries operate from Roscoff and Santander
to Plymouth , contact www.brittany-ferries.com
Air
services
There are several companies that operate services
into Newquay, Plymouth and Exeter airports.
Exeter is currently the nearest international
airport, although Newquay will be receiving
international flights from 2008.
Contact
www.ba.com,
www.ryanair.com,
www.airsouthwest.com,
www.bmibaby.com,
www.aerarann.com,
www.flybe.com
.
Distance
to Falmouth from Newquay is approx. 25 miles,
from Plymouth approx. 65 miles and from Exeter
approx. 100 miles. You can hire a car from any
of the airports.
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