Bodinnick Ferry in Fowey

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Bodinnick Ferry

Near Fowey, Cornwall PL23 - England, UK

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For visitors to the estuary town of Fowey the charming little Bodinnick car ferry offers perhaps the most pleasant entry to the town. Approached by narrow lanes leading down from the B3359, the ferry departs from a slipway adjoining a house called ‘Ferryside’ where the author Daphne du Maurier once lived and worked. For walkers, the ferry marks the start of the Hall Walk footpath which loops around the west bank of the estuary to Polruan, from where there is a passenger ferry back to Fowey.

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If you're staying in Fowey, Bodinnick Ferry is a good shortcut to the fishing villages of Polperro and Looe, avoiding a long drive all the way around the Fowey River via Lostwithiel. Plus, if you don't have your own boat, it's a good way to see up and down the beautiful Fowey Estuary from the water. We combined the journey with lunch at the lovely Old Ferry Inn, which sits on the waterside, followed by hiking Hall Walk and then we got the Polruan Foot Ferry back to Fowey - fantastic day out!

- MitchQ

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