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A pirate tour guide stands with his arms outstretched, a folder of historical images in his left hand. He is wearing a tricorn hat and a waistcoat. Behind him is Falmouth harbour; blue water dotted with little boats.

Falmouth Uncovered History Tour 

SILVER EXPERIENCE OF THE YEAR 2024 

at the Cornwall Tourism Awards

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Falmouth Uncovered runs acclaimed walking tours that celebrate this town's colourful past. Our aim with each tour is always the same: to tell stories that transform how our guests see Falmouth forever.

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Want to buy someone a ticket as a gift? Click here for Falmouth Uncovered gift vouchers.​

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Horrors of Falmouth Ghost Tour

Falmouth Uncovered History Tour

11:00am - 12:30pm

Sunday and Wednesday

(and most cruise ship days)
Grove Place Car Park
(by the public toilets)

£16 adults/£10 children

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The tour plunges you back through the centuries to uncover Falmouth's unique story, rich with pirates, adventurers and cannibals. 

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Children's activity sheets are available.

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Important Details

  • ​Tours run April to mid-November.

  • Booking tickets online is not necessary but is recommended.

  • Tours may be cancelled due to particularly bad weather or illness.

  • Dogs are very welcome.​

  • Accessibility details for each tour can be seen here.

  • More info is available on the Frequently Asked Questions page.

  • Click 'Tickets' to see the timetable.

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Horrors of Falmouth Ghost Tour

6:00 - 7:00pm

Wednesday 

(and Friday in school holidays)
Prince of Wales Pier (near the road)

£10 adults/£8 children

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A fun and spooky tour that looks at some of the darker stories that have unfolded here. All accompanied with some atmospheric live music.​

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The tour is appropriate for children, with some parental guidance. The tone is light, despite some gory stories.

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A pirate tour guide wearing a tricorn hat, looks across Falmouth harbour. Blue water with little boats speckled about.
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A colourful illustration showing a Falmouth quayside, full of historical figures such as John Killigrew, Caroline Fox and Joseph Emidy.
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