Welcome to
Mevagissey
Harbour
The second largest fishing port in Cornwall, Mevagissey Harbour is beautiful, historic and hosts a thriving fishing industry. Mevagissey welcomes many thousands of visitors to our ancient harbour each year. These stunning surroundings and fishing boats seem to have changed only superficially over the centuries. However these ancient quays stand in vivid contrast to our highly modernised fishing industry. Our fleet is committed to sustainable fishing and you may well see landings being made for home consumption and for export – all of the highest quality.
Mevagissey Harbour Trustees have owned and managed the port since 1774. In 1988 the Trust became a charity and Mevagissey is now one of only three such Trust Ports in this country. The harbour is a national asset with a long and fascinating history but with global warming and more severe storms, it does face an uncertain future as funding for repairs and protection is hard to come by.
If you wish to make a donation to help preserve this national treasure it would be gratefully received. Also below is our ‘Did you know’ fact sheer offering some interesting trivia.
Maritime infomation…
Shore infomation…
QUAYSIDE FUN
There’s always a lovely atmosphere in the harbour on a daily basis. Come down, have a walk around, take in the views from the viewpoint, enjoy an ice cream or pasty and maybe even have a go at some crabbing on the quayside.
EAT, DRINK, STAY
There is a great selection of pubs, restaurants, cafes and shops available to visit. There’s traditional pasties, Cornish ice cream, Cornish cider and beer, Cornish fudge and great seafood available caught by the local fishermen.
AQUARIUM
This attraction is a charity project which is raising awareness and bridging the gap between the fishing industry and the general public. On your tour, you’ll see various local species and appreciate the diversity of local marine wildlife.
ON THE WATER
The harbour itself picturesque but the surrounding coastline and bays are absolutely stunning. Who knows you may spot a seal or dolphins who regularly frequent the bay. There are a number of ways to enjoy your time on the water.
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