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DIRECTIONS

BY ROAD
Enter the South West via the A30 or M5 to Exeter after which take the A30 to Bodmin, then the A390 to St Austell. After appproximately five miles from St Austell you will see Fowey sign posted (please don't tell anyone...). Proceed into Fowey where you will be met by Fowey Sailing School staff at the Harbour Master's Office on Albert Quay and from there taken on to your final destination.

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AA Route planner - Flexible and customisable tool to help plan your journey

RAC Route planner - As above

BY RAIL
South West England is served by an excellent rail network covering the entire region. All major networks supply links to the region, and the mainline stations of Paddington and Waterloo both offer direct services from London. The Paddington service is both fast and direct with the fastest travel time to Exeter just over two hours. The route from Waterloo station travels through many county towns and provides a wonderful way to enter the region at more leisurely pace. Rail links from the North of England and the Midlands provide excellent high speed services to the West Country with direct services passing through Birmingham New Street.

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Great Western Railways - InterCity Services between London, the South West of England and Cornwall.
Wessex Trains - Services for the South West of England
National Rail - Information and booking service for the whole of the UK.

BY AIR
South West England has major airports at Bristol, Exeter, Plymouth and Newquay serving domestic and European routes. It is also possible to fly direct from London Heathrow (connected by shuttle bus to Gatwick) to Exeter or Newquay airports.

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Air Southwest - Flights to Plymouth and Newquay