Fishing and boating fans looking to unwind on a Cornish holiday might want to consider the picturesque location of Fowey as a potential destination.
You'll find the small town on the west bank of the River Fowey, which is full of quaint cottages and cobbled lanes, as well as bustling quays.
Book your holiday cottage in Cornwall close to the town and you're sure to enjoy the beautiful setting.
From your holiday cottage in Fowey, you'll be able to take in pretty landscapes and views of the Fowey Estuary, which is a classified Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Around the river and estuary are numerous walking trails where you can witness the natural splendour of the area firsthand.
Pay a visit to the harbour to see the many yachts and fishing boats and journey into the town centre to find out more about Fowey.
At Fowey Museum, cast your eyes over exhibits of literary, political and naval artefacts and discover the area's seafaring heritage.
You might also like to call in at the historical fortified manor house Place House, which dates back to 1260.
If you're a fan of being on the water, you can hire a boat and drift down the river to take in some sights of the surrounding natural sights.
There are miles of river for you to cruise down and plenty of good fishing spots along the way.
Moor your vessel for a while and cast your line into the tidal river to reel in a salmon, sea trout, bass, mullet, pollack or flounder, which are all common in the area.
Both novices and experts can expect some degree of satisfaction after whiling away the hours casting out their lines.
If you want to enjoy Fowey at its most lively, you might want to schedule your visit to the town to coincide with one of its annual celebrations.
In May, the town honours renowned author Dame Daphne Du Maurier with a festival after the writer spent much of her life in Fowey.
Meanwhile, if you travel in August, you might just catch the week-long regatta.