About The Tamar Inn
About The Tamar Inn in Kelly Bray
Guests come for the menu, the welcome, and a Cornish setting that suits a casual meal or a longer evening out. Opening times and specials can change with the season, so it is worth checking ahead if you are planning a particular visit. It also sits within easy reach of the wider Kelly Bray area, so it works well as part of a longer Cornish itinerary rather than a single stop.
Finding The Tamar Inn
Address listed: The Quay, Calstock PL18 9QA, UK. Phone: 01822 832487. The location on this listing has been marked as verified in our directory checks. Use the map on this listing for directions, then confirm parking nearby if you are driving. Many visitors also browse other food and drink options in the same town when building a day out. If you are comparing options, browse more food and drink across Cornwall, then jump back to Kelly Bray when you are ready.
Official site: The Tamar Inn website.
Nearby in Kelly Bray and Cornwall
After eating, it is easy to pair a meal with nearby beaches, coastal walks, or a short wander through local shops and Cornish towns and villages. On Cornish.co.uk you can move from this page to maps, walks, and related listings without leaving the county focus that makes planning simpler.
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Walks near here
Coastal paths and inland loops within reach of this spot.
- Inland St Dominica Heritage Trail (Halton Quay Route) Named walking route from OpenStreetMap (foot). Trail guide →
- Inland St Dominica Heritage Trail (Ashton Route) Named walking route from OpenStreetMap (foot). Trail guide →
- Inland Bluebell trail at Buckland Abbey In late April / early May, the woodland is carpeted with a sea of bluebells and wild garlic. It's a wonderful time… Trail guide →
- Inland Drake’s Walk, Buckland Abbey Start from the Cart pond, taking in views of the Tavy Valley. Trail guide →
- Inland Abbot’s Walk, Buckland Abbey Start from the Cart pond, taking in views of the Tavy Valley. Step free, buggy & tramper friendly. Trail guide →