Plymouth Hoe Waterfront

Plymouth Hoe Waterfront News & Info Portal all about Plymouth Hoe helping to showcase the area The website showcases what the Plymouth Hoe has to offer to tourists and locals alike.
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The Plymouth Hoe Waterfront Information Guide & Event News Portal - Information Portal about the Plymouth Hoe's attractions, events, pubs & clubs, places to eat, shopping and more. PLEASE NOTE: This page is a FAN PAGE about the Plymouth Hoe, NOT an official page :). This page & the Plymouth Hoe Waterfront website is independently run by Scott Grenney and a band of volunteers who have a pa

ssion for the Plymouth Hoe area. Together with support from members of the local Plymouth community, Plymouth area and members of the general public. The 'Plymouth Hoe Waterfront' website and social media is part of Eddystone Media (www.eddystonemedia.co.uk), a media group specialising in digital services for the tourism and hospitality industry.

Lovely morning views 😍
01/09/2026

Lovely morning views 😍

12/08/2026

A surprise drone display tonight 🤩

Plenty to see and do tonight! 🌘🎆
12/08/2026

Plenty to see and do tonight! 🌘🎆

11/08/2026
On a summer's day the perfect place to visit ♥️
10/08/2026

On a summer's day the perfect place to visit ♥️

10/08/2026

First batch of 🕶️ glasses in Tourist Information Centre all gone after a big queue this morning !

The Mayflower Museum and Tourist Information Centre - Update 11th August - unfortunately delivery is delayed and won't make it for Wednesday. 😔

Lots going on this week! 😍
09/08/2026

Lots going on this week! 😍

♥️ Smeaton's Tower ♥️
07/08/2026

♥️ Smeaton's Tower ♥️

Be ready for Wednesday 12th August 😍
06/08/2026

Be ready for Wednesday 12th August 😍

Where to Look & When: Plymouth's 95% Partial Solar Eclipse

The 2026 solar eclipse is taking place on 12th August, the most significant solar event visible from the UK since the total eclipse of 1999.

In Plymouth, we'll be able to experience a deep partial eclipse, with the Moon covering 95% of the sun.

⏰ Key Timings

The eclipse occurs during the early evening, so the Sun will be relatively low on the western horizon.

🌖 Begins: ~6:15pm
🌒 Peak (Max Coverage): ~7:12pm to 7:15pm
☀ Ends: ~8:06pm

NOTE: Watch your eyes! 👀 At no point during this eclipse is it safe to look directly at the Sun! There are only two safe ways either with specialist eclipse viewers or indirect options. See comments 👇 for some options on how to do this.

05/08/2026

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