Cawsand

Nestled on the picturesque Rame Peninsula, Cawsand is a charming village that boasts stunning views of the English Channel and a rich maritime history. Originally a fishing village, Cawsand has retained its quaint character with narrow streets and traditional Cornish cottages. The village’s history dates back to the 16th century, and its strategic coastal position made it significant during the time of the English Civil War. Today, it is admired for its beautiful sandy beaches and scenic coastal paths, attracting visitors seeking both relaxation and adventure.

Cawsand is part of the larger community of Kingsand and Cawsand, which together offer a vibrant local culture and a friendly atmosphere. The village is known for its welcoming spirit, with local pubs and cafes that serve fresh, locally sourced food. The thriving arts scene and various community events throughout the year add to its charm, making it a delightful place to visit or reside. Residents appreciate the tranquility of village life, while being just a short ferry ride away from the bustling town of Plymouth, providing the perfect balance of leisure and convenience.