Cornwall is a place people fall in love with, for its coastline, its wildlife, and the communities that make it feel so welcoming. At Rowes Retreats, we believe enjoying a place also comes with a responsibility to look after it. That’s why giving back, even in small ways, is such an important part of how we think about travel. If you’re staying with us and would like to experience Cornwall more deeply, volunteering can be a meaningful way to connect with the place you’re visi

Hevva! Falmouth February in Cornwall has a quiet kind of magic. The pace slows, the coastline feels more dramatic, and there’s space to enjoy the simple things together. If you’re dreaming of a Valentine’s break that’s about quality time, Falmouth is the perfect place to escape to. We love this time of year here. It’s when Cornwall feels calm, welcoming and unhurried and ideal for couples looking to reconnect over good food, sea air and cosy evenings. Here’s how we’d spend a

Next time you find yourself in Falmouth, we’d really recommend spending a slow afternoon wandering the High Street and Old High Street. It’s one of our favourite things to do any time of year, but during the winter months the town feels calmer, the streets are quieter, and there’s time to enjoy everything at an easy, unhurried pace. This is when Falmouth feels most like itself. Independent shops are open, cafés are warm and welcoming, and there’s no pressure to be anywhere in