Discover Mevagissey! 🎣

Tucked away on the stunning south coast of Cornwall, just five miles south of St Austell, lies the charming fishing village of Mevagissey.

Named after the Irish saints St Meva and St Issey, the village's first mention dates back to 1313. Over the centuries, Mevagissey has evolved, with its iconic harbour taking shape in the 18th and 19th centuries, and the lighthouse standing tall since 1896.

Today, Mevagissey is a bustling coastal village that draws thousands of visitors each year. Here’s just a taste of what you can enjoy:

⚓ Mevagissey Museum – Step back in time and explore the village's fascinating history.


🐟 The Aquarium – Meet the incredible marine life of the area.


🦭 Harbour Stroll – Take a walk around the picturesque harbour, where you might even spot a seal soaking up the sun!


🛍️ Unique Shops – Browse the quirky shops that line the streets, perfect for finding something special.


🍽 A seaside treat – Enjoy some delicious fish and chips, or an ice cream by the sea. Just be sure to keep an eye out for the cheeky seagulls who also enjoy a seaside treat!

🚶‍♂️Walks - Some other popular destinations in the area are walkable from Mevagissey. Including The Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the seaside villages of Pentewan and Porthmelon.

If you’re in Cornwall in June, don’t miss the vibrant Mevagissey Feast Week during the last week of the month! The village comes alive with family-friendly festivities, including music, folk dancing, parades, and much more! 🎶

With its colourful streets, stunning scenery, and many things to do, Mevagissey is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Cornwall.