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This pocket guide covers the Helford Estuary from the wonderful family beach at Maenporth to the famous gardens at Trebah and Glendurgen, then to Port Navas, Constantine and the Potager Garden and onto the upland landscape and deserted quarries above the Waymarker Cafe at Trewardreva. Then from Gweek at the head of the estuary along the south bank (the Meneage) to Trelowarren, Frenchman's Creek, Kestle Barton, Helford Village, Gillan Creek, St Anthony and Porthallow. Superscale map with guide to the best beaches, walks and places to visit.
