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The above filters will help you find the perfect accommodation in Falmouth. Falmouth is the perfect spot to look for an accommodation if you need internet access during your vacation or you never miss an episode of your favorite show, as the most frequently offered amenities are "internet" and "TVs." You can even look for rentals if you like to end your days curled up by the fire (27 rentals include "fireplaces" in Falmouth) or if you want a rental with a jacuzzi (8 rentals in Falmouth include "hot tubs").
Above are the weather conditions for Falmouth. July is the warmest month in Falmouth with average maximum temperatures of 66°. However, temperatures can go lower than 39° in Falmouth in February. The rainiest month is December while the driest month is May.
Users who are hoping to find hotel rooms in Falmouth can find many different options, as they are the most common vacation accommodation type there. Additionally, they have a median size of 250 ft² as well as cost, on average, $256 a night. Furthermore, these accommodations are perfect for couples and small groups, as most can accommodate 2 people. You can also search and compare other property types in Falmouth. Bed & Breakfast rentals are, for example, another common property type there with 141 offers to compare. The average size of bed & breakfast rentals in Falmouth is 190 ft², and the average price is $196 per night.
A vacation rental In Falmouth makes for the perfect base to explore one of the country's most scenic and underrated regions. From walks along the stunning coastlines to exploring the historic architecture, there's plenty to do for all the family. Newquay and Penzance make wonderful day trips from your Falmouth vacation home and the coastal location means that the fish doesn't come any fresher, so you can be sure to eat well while in Cornwall.
There are several ways to reach Falmouth but the most convenient and time efficient is either by car or train. Most visitors arriving by car will take the M5 and the A30. There is a large pay and display car park in the city center for when you're visiting the attractions.
You can also get to your Falmouth vacation rental by train. Truro will be the main connection point for most people. Here you will need to change to the local Falmouth branch. The journey takes about 20 minutes and there are several trains departing every hour. The area is also served by local buses in nearby towns and cities including Truro.
The southern location of Falmouth, which is in the county of Cornwall, means that it rarely gets freezing, and in the summer the temperatures hover around the mid-20°C. In the summer, sea temperatures rise to around 15°C making it suitably warm for swimming or watersports; the area is also well known for its surfing.
This sedate and largely isolated part of the country really punches above its weight when it comes to sights and attractions. The most famous landmark to visit when you book a vacation rental in Falmouth is Pendennis Castle. Built in the 16th century by Henry VIII, the property is now owned by the English Heritage and free guided tours are available. Cornwall is surrounded by the coast which makes Falmouth the perfect location for the National Maritime Museum. The pretty harbour-side location is the perfect home for the several galleries which cover a wide variety of topics, from weather to the history of the area.
No stay in a Falmouth vacation rental is complete without climbing Jacob's Ladder. The aptly named attraction is a steep stairway which offers panoramic views from the top. There are several beaches in Falmouth, the most popular being Gyllyngvase. Castle, Swanpool and Maenporth are small but just as pretty. Glendurgan Garden is a stunning tropical garden which is owned by the National Trust. The garden, built in the early 19th century, boasts a maze and a selection of flora that would impress even the most die-hard botanist.
Cycling, fishing and watersports are all popular activities in Falmouth. Surfers should check out Trago Mills. They stock a large variety of surf related shops where you can pick up everything you need to take to the waves. The town also has a large selection of pubs and bars where you can stop off for a drink or a bite to eat.
It might take a little while to reach this wonderful corner of the country but once you've arrived you can reach most places within an hour by car; including the wonderfully pretty town of Penzance (also accessible by train in just over an hour).
Penzance makes a great day trip from your vacation rental in Falmouth, and there is much to see including the plethora of Regency architecture and Penlee House. The town is also awash with quaint shops where you can pick up trinkets and souvenirs.
Truro is the closest large town to Falmouth and its vacation homes, and can be easily accessed by car or train. Here you can find the Royal Cornwall Museum and the Cathedral.
Cornwall is famous for its surfing and in the summer the water is pleasantly warm. Newquay is one of the more popular spots to surf and is only around 40km from Falmouth. There's also much to see in Newquay besides taking to the waves so consider making a day of it and taking some time to explore.
Trebah is home to 26 acres of sub-tropical gardens, as well as a secluded beach. Highlights include the 100-year-old rhododendron hedge and the forest of large-leaved giant gunnera plants.
Built by Henry VIII, Pendennis Castle is a fort that has protected the British shores since Tudor times. Explore the role of this fort during WW1, see an 18th c. cannon being fired or simply take in the coastal views.
With its subtropical plants, 180-year-old cherry laurel maze and sheltered beach, Glendurgan Garden is a great place to take the whole family.
Situated by Falmouth's harbour, the National Maritime Museum is a celebration of Cornwall's maritime heritage. There is a large collection of boats and an indoor pool where you can sail model yachts.
On the edge of Falmouth, Swanpool beach will delight watersports lovers with dinghy sailing, kayaking and windsurfing opportunities.
The price for Hotel rooms and Bed & Breakfast rentals in Falmouth is $72 per night.
There are currently 1,176 vacation homes in Falmouth to browse and book for your next trip.
The most popular amenities for home rentals in Falmouth include accommodations that have: internet, TVs, and yards.
Discover 1,176 vacation rentals available to book in Falmouth.
Yes, there are 88 vacation homes in Falmouth that allow pets, with an average price of $230 per night.
If booking a vacation rental in Falmouth, consider that rainy season is usually in December or January, with May often being the driest.
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