The idyllic village and fishing port of Mousehole is nestled away on the Cornish coast and is the most dream-like Cornish village you could imagine
Tucked away on the coastline of Cornwall, just three miles west of Penzance, is the picturesque village and fishing port called Mousehole, a dreamy Cornish haven for anyone seeking quaint charm.
A year-round dog ban ensures its popularity among families with young ones who often engage in crabbing along the crystal-clear shorelines while adults soak up the serene view. As per the Daily Mail, it's "like being in a postcard".This tranquil village, which traces its roots back to the 1300s, served as a significant harbour and the major port for Mount's Bay.
Echoing the sentiments of famed Welsh poet Dylan Thomas, many assert it's the "loveliest village in Britain", spellbound by picturesque harbour views and the offered artisan foods at places like Mousehole Deli and Kitchen or Tremayne Tea Room. Promoting an effervescent and cosmopolitan ambiance, 2 Fore Street offers diners relaxed bistro-style dining,facing Mount's Bay. Visitors tend to opt for their hand-picked crab salad or grilled lemon sole fillets accompanied by samphire, enhanced by a glass of crisp prosecco.The village is adorned with Christmas lights out of season, as part of an annual tradition that coincides with Tom Bawcocks Eve on December 23rd, when the famous Star Gazy Pie is prepared.
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