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A Falmouth Working Boat under sail, traditionally used for fishing and oyster catching but now many are used in an active racing sceneEnjoy the lifestyle that Cornwall has to offer you when you study at Falmouth. Learn to sail at the Falmouth School of Sailing or put your name down at one of the many sailing clubs and crew in some of the races on the Carrick Roads. The diving provides interesting rocky coastlines with numerous wrecks, your local dive centre is a short walk from Maritime Studios.

Join in with the fun social scene with the local rowing clubs: Falmouth Gig Club are based in Falmouth harbour, or take a short trip up to Stithians resevoir to row with the Falmouth Rowing Club.

Whilst living in Cornwall surfing is one of the best ways to explore the coastline and experience the adrenaline rush! Learn with Falmouth Surf School who will pick you up from Falmouth and take you to the surf. When the conditions are right you will have surf a short walk away on Gyllanvase beach.

There are numerous local sports clubs including rugby and cricket. Within a short stroll from Maritime Studios you will find Ships and Castles a local swimming pool and gym.

Falmouth and surrounding areas has a huge array of pubs, clubs, bars and music venues. Several popular ones include:



Maritime Images

The Bathroom Panorama Falmouth Docks 2 Maritime Studios artists impression Night Time View over the docks The Studio and Kitchen Pendennis Castle Sailing in the Carrick Roads Communal Area Graphic Panorama Falmouth Town and Docks St Mawes to Falmouth Ferry Boat

Newsflash

One of the Tremough campus buildings has been officially named after Cornish author Daphne du Maurier in a ceremony attended by her children.

The building is part of the University of Exeter's Cornwall campus and was developed as part of the first phase of development. It houses the library as well as Camborne School of Mines and the centre for ecology and conservation.
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