Bosvean. Self catering chalet on the Roseland Peninsula, Cornwall. Dogs welcome

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creek on the Percuil river at Froe Towan beach cormorant at Towan beach
A creek on the Percuil River at nearly high tide, taken from near Froe. Froe is 100 yards from Bosvean, via a short walk through the woods at the end of the garden. The sea at Towan beach Cormorant on a rock at Towan beach
field next to Towan beach at sunset waves at Porthchapel beach ding dong engine house King Arthur satellite dish
Barley field next to Towan beach Breakers on the beach at Porthchapel, just around the corner from the Minack Theatre. Ding Dong tin mine engine house, on the skyline visible from Men-an-Tol. 'King Arthur'- one of the satellite dishes at Goonhilly Earth Station on the Lizard Peninsula.
men-an-tol Lanyon quoit Fowey at dusk
Men-an-Tol on the moors near Morvah. No one really knows what these stones used to be or were used for, but they are one of a very small number of holed stones in the UK. Lanyon Quoit - stoneage burial chamber. This would have been covered by an earth mound. The pretty fishing village of Fowey (pronounced 'Foy') is just a few miles up the coast from Bosvean. Fowey has some lovely restaurants and pubs.
South West Coast path Kynance Cove The Lost Gardens of Heligan fields next to Bosvean
A headland not far from Towan beach, along the South West Coast Path towards St. Anthony Head. Kynance Cove on the Lizard Peninsula. Part of Cornwall's truly beautiful coastline. Ferns and bluebells on a woodland bank at the Lost Gardens of Heligan, about 8 miles from Bosvean View over fields just down the bridleway from the entrance to the gardens.