Río Tamar

You have to be there to believe it

The rover view was amazing, especially when the weather is good. There is a 2 hour boat ride to Plymouth too, but a bit dear.

River strewn with rubbish.

Paddle boarding with a friend just down from Cothele to half of mile downstream of Pentillie. Constantly encountering refuse and litter of all kinds. Big plastic shop crates, tin cans, food wrappers. ...

Historical and Natural Interest

Lots of wildlife. Can be crossed by train or walked along at various places. Forms the border of Devon and Cornwall. Meets the sea at Saltash after passing under Tamar Bridge and Brunels Royal Albert ...

Enjoy By Train

The River Tamar is a river that flows into the English Channel near Plymouth. It is quite a broad river and has lots of beautiful curves. For me the best way to enjoy it is by train. There are serv...

Kayaking

We went kayaking on the river at high tide. It was so peaceful and quiet. Very relaxing afternoon, the current wasn’t too strong and the views were beautiful.