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Castle Beach Cafe - Falmouth
Castle Beach Café is located on Falmouth’s Castle Beach with great views out over Falmouth Bay.
The café has free wifi, serves hot and cold food, drinks and ice-cream, the shop sells a wide range of beach and watersports related items and you can hire beach huts on a seasonal basis.
Safe beach with rock pools to explore at low tide.
The café is open from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm or later depending on the weather and the tides
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Castle Beach Cafe - Falmouth, Castle Beach Cafe, Cliff Road, Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4NZ, United Kingdom
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