Welcome to The Roseland Peninsula's online brochure website helping to promote local business's and provide information to visitors and residents.

The Roseland Peninsula, is arguably one of the most popular areas in Cornwall to live, work and visit. The area encompasses some fantastically Cornish villages and the surrounding towns and villages, such as Mevagissey, offer great facilities and attractions for visitors from around the globe. The climate on the Roseland Peninsula is almost Mediterranean with very mild winters and hot summers.

The beaches around the Roseland Peninsula and the rest of Cornwall are some of the cleanest in the country and even during the summer months remain relatively uncrowded. Being surrounded by the sea on three sides the Roseland Peninsula is a honey pot for the marine enthusiasts and watersportmen attraction countless sailors throughout the year and acting as a spring board for trans Atlantic crossings. Falmouth, a global maritime centre, is just a short trip away on the pedestrian ferries from St Mawes or a short drive using the King Harry Ferry. Stay up to date with the Roseland Peninsula News section.

The visitor to The Roseland Peninsula is well catered for with a number of excellent hotels that attracts celebrities and royalty, a wealth of great bed and breakfasts and more self catering accommodation than you could shake a stick at.

Food lovers wont be disappointed either. Fish doesn’t come any fresher and much of time if frequenting a pub or restaurant, you could be eating fish and shellfish teats just a few hours old. Of course there’s a greater selection of fare on offer than just seafood and if you have a penchant for poultry, do visit The Kings Head at Ruan Lanihorne, one of the best places to eat on the Roseland, to experience their locally reared 'Ruan Duck' dishes. For great take away Fish & Chips, try the shops at Probus, Mevagissey, St Mawes or catch the mobile shop that does the rounds throughout the week visiting a different village each day.

The Roseland Peninsula is pretty much in the centre of Cornwall and is therefore a great base from which to explore the various attractions that Cornwall has to offer.