Falmouth UK

Unfortunately, this cruise will not be going ahead as planned. Please click here to find out more >

Unfortunately, this cruise will not be going ahead as planned. Please click here to find out more >

• Uncover historical, architectural and natural highlights aplenty on this enlightening Bank Holiday escape to three of the six Celtic nations: Ireland, Cornwall and Brittany.
• In Dun Loghaire, you can visit the James Joyce Tower and Museum, known for its appearance in the novel Ulysses, while Falmouth is your starting point for discovering attractions along the Cornish coast, such as the beautiful Lizard Peninsula.
• A full-day in St Malo allows time to explore the dramatic fortifications of Mont St Michel, or the ruins of the Celtic Aleth Cathedral in nearby Saint-Servan, before Black Watch sails among the spectacular Isles of Scilly.

• Enjoy an authentic taste of France and Spain, visiting regions and destinations selected for links to famous food and drink.
• Black Watch docks in the heart of Bordeaux, famed for its Medoc, Merlot and Saint Emilion wines – an extended stay allows for a tour to an enchanting family-run vineyard.
• On Brittany’s beautiful coast, you can tour to the famed oyster town of Cancale; while in Spain, Getxo and Avilés offer traditional Basque tapas, Rioja wines and sweet Asturian cider.

• Experience a perfect escape from it all, sailing a short yet wonderfully rewarding journey along England’s beautiful south coast and by the spectacular Isles of Scilly.
• See the gorgeous landscapes of Cornwall’s Fal Estuary and stop overnight in Falmouth, home to Pendennis Castle, the National Maritime Museum and gateway to the Eden Project.
• In Devonshire, you can wander Plymouth’s historic Barbican district – following in the footsteps of legendary explorers, and even visit England’s oldest gin distillery.

• Experience a perfect escape from it all, sailing a short yet wonderfully rewarding journey along England’s beautiful south coast and by the spectacular Isles of Scilly.
• See the gorgeous landscapes of Cornwall’s Fal Estuary and stop overnight in Falmouth, home to Pendennis Castle, the National Maritime Museum and gateway to the Eden Project.
• In Devonshire, you can wander Plymouth’s historic Barbican district – following in the footsteps of legendary explorers, and even visit England’s oldest gin distillery.