Cremyll

Cremyll is a small coastal village tucked into the civil parish of Maker-with-Rame on Cornwall’s Rame Peninsula. Set in south-east Cornwall in the South West region of England, it occupies a quietly maritime position facing Plymouth Sound. There is an unmistakable feeling of proximity to the sea here: across the half-mile stretch of water lies the city of Plymouth, reachable in just 0.5 miles by boat or by a roughly nine-mile road journey. That short maritime link gives Cremyll an intimate relationship with the Sound and the neighbouring urban centre, while retaining the serene pace of a hamlet. Visitors will appreciate the simplicity of arriving by sea or road and the sense of stepping into a place that exists between coastline and city. Cremyll’s location on the Rame Peninsula makes it an appealing stopping point for those exploring south-east Cornwall, offering a peaceful coastal experience framed by the waters of Plymouth Sound and the wider Cornish landscape.