Log Cabins to RentBlue seas, sandy beaches, great surf, wild moorland and fascinating industrial heritage: Cornwall has so much to offer. Glorious coastal walks, the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the unique Isles of Scilly all make it hard to resist.
Located on the dramatic North Cornish coast, Constantine Bay is a gorgeous, gently shelving beach of fine, golden sand sprinkled with beautiful rock pools. It is three miles west of the very popular and foodie town of Padstow. Constantine House occupies a lovely quiet position in Constantine Bay and is a wonderful coastal haven for a family or friends holiday.
As you make your way down the sweeping drive, you will probably start to appreciate the space that this fabulous property offers. Most of the rooms are on the ground floor, all with huge picture windows where the light floods in and the garden views are wonderful. The large living room is fabulous with its double height apex ceiling, its deep, comfortable leather sofas and its toasty wood-burning stove. You can listen to your favourite soundtracks on he Sonos sound system. The warm wooden floors contrast beautifully with the cool neutral palettes decorating the walls. The huge, contemporary kitchen will delight the chef in your party. It is so well-equipped. It will be easy to cook some delicious treats. The kitchen leads directly to the charming dining area and second living area. With a conservatory type feel, the wicker sofas with warm accents of ruby reds enjoy the sunlight. There is direct access to the terrace. Perhaps this is where you will come with the Sunday newspapers and a morning cup of tea. Every room in this wonderful house is very spacious, bright and beautiful.
As well as the living spaces you will find three delightful bedrooms on the ground floor. The generous master bedroom enjoys a dressing area, a pristine, dazzling en-suite bathroom and direct access to the terrace and garden. The twin bedroom is very smart and enjoys lovely garden views. The bunk bed room is ideal for children. There is also an immaculate family bathroom on the ground floor.
There are two bedrooms tucked into the eaves upstairs. They offer charm and comfort though are subject to ceiling height restrictions. One offers an en-suite shower room. One has a single bed and the other a double.
The gardens are a wonder. The sun-drenched terrace is perfect for alfresco dining using the house barbecue or you may prefer a sunny spot lazing on the bench in the far corner. The raised garden basks in maximum sunshine and offers the perfect spot to relax, breath in the fresh sea air and admire the clear Cornish skies. Just a short stroll away, you will find one of Cornwall’s loveliest beaches with its golden sand and rolling waves.
Constantine House is located in Constantine Bay. It is a gorgeous area, home to Trevose Golf and Country Club and close to the very popular town of Padstow. It enjoys a reputation as one of the best surfing beaches in Cornwall and boasts a sweeping arc of gently shelving golden sand. The west-facing beach also enjoys rock pools for children to explore. The bay is separated from its neighbour, Booby’s Bay to the north by a thin rocky point and is bordered by a large rocky reef to the south.
The Trevose Golf and Country Club offers an amazing championship course, breathtaking views and a very warm welcome to visitors. There is a restaurant and many other facilities at the club.
The picturesque port of Padstow is 4 miles away, nestled on the beautiful Camel Estuary. It boasts excellent shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants. It is full of character and historical interest and offers watersports, fishing trips, speedboat rides, sea cruises and crazy golf. The town is centred around the attractive harbour with an eclectic mix of fisherman’s cottages and merchant’s houses. You can take a boat trip from the harbour with a range of activities from wildlife spotting to angling or just messing about on the water and enjoying the sunshine. Most popular are the trips to spot seals, dolphins, puffins and basking sharks. Also popular are the ferry trips over to the upmarket resort village of Rock. The Black Tor passenger ferry takes around 5 to 10 minutes to cross the river and runs throughout the year. Rock is a haunt and second home to many rich, famous and holidaying royals. Overlooking Padstow, you will find the fine Elizabethan country house, Prideaux Place. It was built in 1592 and has been passed down through the generations to the current owners, Peter and Elisabeth Prideaux-Brune. It boasts formal gardens and a deer park.
Padstow’s ancient Obby Oss May Day celebrations are a fairly unusual spectacle! The event revolves around the two Obby Osses (hobby horses) which resemble a one-man pantomime horse. The idea is that they are in search of maidens and are followed by a team of morris dancing types, dressed in white and playing accordions and banging drums. It dates back to pre-Christian times.
Padstow is the start of the Camel Trail. Without doubt, it is the best known of Cornwall’s recreational trails, following the route of the former North Cornwall Railway. The trail, starting in Padstow passes through Wadebridge and on to Bodmin and then to the village of Blisland on Bodmin Moor. The scenery is stunning along the River Camel and there is plenty of wildlife to spot.
With room for up to 12 guests, the modern Constantine Retreat is a great place to come together on the North Cornwall coast. Featuring a large garden, two living rooms and six spacious bedrooms, there’s more than enough room for everyone to enjoy this property, just a short walk from the beautiful Constantine Bay.
This peaceful spot just outside Padstow is ideal for a relaxing break. The house is modern and welcoming, with rooms enjoying lots of natural light. The two living rooms offer comfortable sofas and large TVs, with one the upper floor featuring table football, a 50-inch Smart TV and skylights. The other offers a more traditional vibe with a log-burner in the fireplace and lovely garden views.
You have a spacious kitchen and dining area just a few steps away, where you will find a dining table for eight and a breakfast bar. The kitchen is equipped with an American-style fridge freezer, dishwasher, wine cooler and all the essentials.
Across the six bedrooms you have two rooms with a king-size bed and two with doubles, as well as a twin room and one with bunk beds. One bedroom can be found on the ground floor. With three en suites and a family bathroom, Constantine Retreat is well equipped as well as impressively spacious.
You will be well placed to visit the many excellent restaurants of Padstow, around 5km from the house, with the establishments of Rick Stein and Paul Ainsworth among the highlights. Several beautiful bays and beaches line this part of the coast, and you’ll find the likes of Trevose Head and Harlyn Bay just a few minutes’ drive away.
You can join the Camel Trail at Padstow and enjoying a lengthy walk or cycle ride amongst stunning countryside. Alternatively, head down the coast to Newquay for more amazing beaches, surfing and family-friendly attractions such as Newquay Zoo and the Blue Reef Aquarium – this ever-popular town is less than 30 minutes from Constantine Bay.
Pretty Constantine Bay lies just 5km from Padstow on Cornwall’s northern coast. A very popular surfing beach, suitable for experienced surfers, Constantine is not far from Harlyn Bay which is considered more suitable for beginners. The large area of golden sand here makes it a popular family choice too.
Constantine Bay is within reach of many of the North Cornwall coast’s best-known destinations, with Port Isaac and Tintagel to the north, and Newquay and Perranporth to the south. Its close proximity to Padstow is ideal if you want to walk or cycle the popular Camel Trail which runs from Padstow to Bodmin.
Padstow itself has been put on the map by TV chef Rick Stein in recent years, and his original establishment, ‘The Seafood Restaurant’, is still a fixture of the town’s food scene. Since 1975, this relaxed eatery has been bringing the best local seafood to Padstow diners and enjoys a wonderful view out over the Camel Estuary. Rick’s are not the only noteworthy places to eat, however. Paul Ainsworth has several restaurants around the area too, including No. 6 and Caffè Rojano.
Not far from Padstow, you’ll find the Camel Creek Adventure Park. This big theme park and play centre has all you will need for an easy family day out. If you cross to the south of the county, you can enjoy similar thrills at Flambards near Helston. A long-time local favourite, this park also throws some historically themed exhibits into the mix, such as Britain in the Blitz and a recreation of a Victorian street.
With Newquay around 30 minutes’ drive from Constantine Bay, you can easily head south and visit Newquay Zoo. There are more than 100 animals to see, including monkeys, lions and zebras. If you are particularly into marine life you won’t want to miss the Blue Reef Aquarium either, another of Newquay’s highlights.
The town’s beaches boast a combined length of seven miles, with Newquay considered by many to be the place to surf in the UK. The largest and most famous of them, Fistral Beach is home to the National Surfing Centre Surf School.
Further south, follow the scenic St Agnes Heritage Coast and you will eventually come to Penwith, where Sennen Cove and Land’s End are among the must-sees. Further on in Porthcurno, the spectacular open-air Minack Theatre is really something special. With the sea as its backdrop, you can arrange to explore the theatre for yourself when there isn’t a show on.
Cornwall has plenty of stunning gardens to admire, and none more famous than those of the incredible Eden Project, which is well worth the 40-minute journey from Constantine Bay. It’s just a little further to the enchanting Lost Gardens of Heligan near Mevagissey, where a tropical jungle is just part of the story.
Hire our beautifully decorated, holiday chalet, situated in a peaceful corner on the Park Dean Resort in Camber Sands.
Camber Sands is the only beach in sussex with wonderful sand dunes and miles of wonderful sand beach. There are now lifeguards situated on the beach too.
With two bedrooms (double room and bunk bed room) plus a smaa ask double sofa bed and an additional mattress in the bunk bed room for a small child if required. We also have a cot bed for hire if needed. We recommend no more than 3/4 adults without children but perfect for 2 adults and up to 3 children.
A shower/bathroom and a kitchenette fully equipped for self catering.
There is no washing machine in the chalet but there is a laundry on the Park Dean site.
The chalet is in a small quiet square with a lovely safe area of grass in front where children can play.
If you're not taking advantage of what we consider to be the best beach in Sussex, there are loads of other activities available nearby and on site. Nearby you can find kite surfing, wind surfing, golfing, go-karting, lovely walks, train rides and more. On the Park Dean Resort there is a swimming pool complex with 3 pools, tennis courts, an extensive children's play area, with water splash zone, trampolines, claiming area, crazy golf and a wonderful restaurant with indoor and outdoor eating.
Please note minimum 6 nights booking Sat to Sat during school summer holidays and minimum 3 night bookings in half terms and Easter holidays. Other times min 2 nights.
Located in Rye, this chalet is near the beach. Lamb House and Landgate are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Rye Golf Club and 1066 Country Walk. Traveling with kids? Consider Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Light Railway and Rye Farm World. Discover the area's water adventures with windsurfing, fishing, and swimming nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with cycling.
Scratby, Cornwall, South West of England
From £588
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Our contemporary Barton chalet has stunning sea views over the Norfolk coastline, next to our sandy beach, close to seaside resort of Great Yarmouth & the Broads National Park.
Barton is a real home from home on your self-catering holiday break on the Norfolk coast, with a 4 star chalet Quality in Tourism Award for VisitEngland. Barton is ideal for a couple’s romantic seaside getaway or for a smaller family to enjoy. Barton offers stylish accommodation option with a comfortable leather suite, soft leather dining chairs for dining overlooking the sea! 32" flat screen TV in lounge. King size bed and a second flat screen TV in the bedroom. With unrivalled sea views next to our beautiful sandy beach, Barton has its own patio area complete with table and chairs, just perfect for alfresco dining next to the sea!.
Set within the secluded private grounds of Wakefield Court Beach, our Barton chalets have easy access to all the amenities and attractions of the local area, including the peaceful Norfolk Broads, the energetic town of nearby Great Yarmouth and the historic city of Norwich. Nearby, you’ll find family entertainments, an indoor swimming pool, local shops, pubs, restaurants and takeaways all within easy walking distance, as well as an abundance of quality restaurants and eating places in the local area.
Located in Great Yarmouth, this chalet is near theme parks and on the waterfront. Gariannonum Roman Fort and Elizabethan House Museum are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Lost World Adventure Golf and Pirates Cove Adventure Golf. Oasis Amusements and Joyland are also worth visiting. Discover the area's water adventures with jet skiing and snorkeling nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with horse riding and mountain biking.
Bude, Cornwall, South West of England
From £1085
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Our well appointed LUXURY Shepherds Hut is located on our 220 acre farm, commanding an elevated position to fully appreciate the outstanding SEA VIEWS across to Lundy Island creating a tranquil break, walking distance to the local pub and easy access to beaches, relax in the HOT TUB and enjoy stunning sunsets with a spot of star gazing.
The Cornakey Farm Shepherd's Hut is styled on traditional shepherd huts of the past, with corrugated steel sides, roof and wooden windows. Our hut brings the old style into the 21st century with underfloor heating, double glazed windows, kitchen, shower room, wood burner and outside a wood fired hot tub which offers guests a luxurious experience.
The hut has a king size bed plus bunk bed accommodating 2 adults and 2 children. The bunk bed converts easily into a comfy sofa giving guests a place to relax and enjoy the stunning views and amazing sunsets through the double doors.
The kitchen has everything required for cooking, belfast sink, oven/grill, fridge, cooking utensils and crockery. On arrival the fridge will be stocked with milk and 4 eggs from our own free range chickens (when possible). The kitchen will include tea and coffee making facilities so you'll soon be able to sit back and relax.
Outside the hut there is plenty of space for you to enjoy your surroundings. An exciting feature being the wood fired hot tub, this seats 2 people giving you the chance to unwind and relax. Also outside there is a barbecue and seating area.
The wood burner will be well stocked with wood on arrival but additional wood can be purchased from us or elsewhere.
The hut is situated in a field with sheep and we lamb twice a year so there will often be lambs to watch from the hut.
This cabin is located in Bude. The area's natural beauty can be seen at North Devon Coast and Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, while Shipwreck Museum and The Castle Bude are cultural highlights. Docton Mill Gardens & Tea Rooms and The Gnome Reserve and Wildflower Garden are also worth visiting.
If you are looking for a romantic stay in super cool, stylish accommodation, this little gem in the heart of Cornwall is a wonderful bet. It is absolutely stunning. It is situated in the village of Mitchell between Newquay and St Austell. This central location is brilliant for accessing and exploring the whole of Cornwall. Both the north and south coast are within easy striking distance with four or five stunning beaches just 15 minutes away. This beautiful holiday home is just two minutes walk from the local Plume of Feathers pub, a renowned dog-friendly pub serving delicious country-pub fare.
It is rumoured that this lovely building was once used by Sir Walter Raleigh to house his horses and cart during his time as elected Burgess of the Borough of Mitchell. Cornish Cart House is a wonderful example of a restoration of an interesting building. Stylishly converted, it is now a wonderful, bright and airy holiday retreat with nods from the past and ultra-modern, trendy accents.
The living space is open plan with a wonderfully high vaulted ceiling and gorgeous beams. Large picture windows and numerous skylights illuminate the brilliant white space which could equally serve as an impressive art gallery. It certainly showcases the handpicked furniture and accessories. You can relax on sumptuous tan leather sofas watching the huge wall-mounted smart television. The anthracite contemporary kitchen offers top-notch appliances and a cool breakfast bar with swanky bar stools. It matches the anthracite exterior, continuing the beautiful colour schemes throughout this dreamy home. Beautiful lighting hangs from the beams with a slight industrial feel.
The heavenly bedroom continues the grey theme with fabulous ‘cloud’ wallpaper decorating the feature wall. This wonderful room offers a super king bed which can be ‘un-zipped’ with prior notice to make twin beds as well as trendy freestanding clothes hanging space and another smart television. The vaulted ceiling and warm, atmospheric beams are delightful. Though minimalist in design throughout, Cornish Cart House is eye-catching and will certainly bring a smile to your face. Every detail has been brilliantly thought through. The bathroom is immaculate, complete with a large walk-in shower and fabulous marble effect tiles, another beautiful aspect.
Cornish Cart House offers one car parking space on the paved area at the front.
Cornish Cart House is located in the heart of Cornwall with excellent access to both the north and south coast beaches and attractions. Mitchell is a small village though it does have a pub and a local convenience shop. You can get to an M&S Food Hall very quickly as well as a Waitrose within 10 minutes.
On Cornwall’s Atlantic Coast, the harbour town of Newquay has previously been voted as ‘One of the Nation’s Favourite Seaside Towns’ in a prestigious Which survey, ‘Best Family Holiday Destination’ by readers of Coast Magazine and ‘Best Seaside Towns for Families’ by Days Out with the Kids. Newquay is one of Cornwall’s favourite holiday destinations with some of the finest sandy beaches in the country. If boasts some fantastic restaurants, seven miles of golden sand and many attractions. It’s laid back charm is delightful. The town is home to some of the world’s best water sports competitions including the Boardmasters Festival and surfing championships.
Slightly further down the rugged North Cornwall Coast lies the lovely village of Perranporth. Nestled amongst rolling hills in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Perranporth offers three miles of golden sands, clear waters, spectacular cliff walks and famous surf. Perranporth Beach is beautiful. You can take a surfing course at the well reputed Watering Hole Surf School. There are many events and activities, from the famous annual triathlon to the annual music festival Tunes in the Dunes. Perranporth is surrounded by countryside that inspired Winston Graham’s swashbuckling Poldark novels. The South West Coast Path can be accessed just a few minutes from the village offering arguably some of the most spectacular coastal views and ocean vistas in the country. You can take a 3.5 mile walk on the path from Perranporth to St Agnes experiencing the mining heritage as well as exploring the birdlife and wild flowers. The Perranporth Museum is very interesting with displays of the mining history, shipwrecks and lots more including an actual old Cornish cottage kitchen.
If you head in the opposite direction, you may like to visit St Austell or Mevagissey. The curves of St Austell Bay are golden with beaches and are a haven for watersports. Mevagissey is a delight with its working fishing harbour plus there are the lovely suntraps of Portmellon and Goran Haven. Not to be missed is the enchanting Fowey with its little ferry boats. The south coast is a green and gold tapestry of wooded hills and secluded coves where enchanting fishing villages are hiding. There are pilgrim trails, sleepy farms and ancient stones. You can visit the Eden Project, sail in a regatta or ride, as Daphne du Maurier did, far from crowds on a moor as old as time.
With cobbler’s tools decorating the walls, gorgeous honey-coloured stone, atmospheric beams, a log burning stove and some fabulous vintage furniture including a wonderful half-tester bed, Cornish Cobbler’s Cottage is a wonderful country cottage, perfect for a family or two couples. Cornish Cobbler’s Cottage is nestled on the amazing three and a half acre Tremaine Manor Estate in the Cornish countryside, though only ten minutes from the pretty fishing village of Looe. It is a very attractive property with some lovely outside space that leads straight onto a lush lawn. Guests stay in luxurious comfort with the master bedroom enjoying it unique bed and the second bedroom offering comfy twins. There is room in the master for a cot too if you are traveling with a bundle of joy or a folding bed for an older child.
The Tremaine Manor & Country Cottages Estate is absolutely wonderful, a rural paradise sprinkled with lush lawns, woodland trails and a stream where you will hear the owls hoot and the wind whispering through the boughs of the ancient oaks. Looe is a centre of offshore shark fishing as well as boasting a gorgeous sandy beach, crabbing on the quayside, quaint cobbled streets, independent local shops and an abundance of restaurants and pubs serving handmade Cornish pasties and gourmet seafood. Looe is very popular and many visitors return year after year. The South West Coastal Path, Britain’s longest National Trail, passes through the village and Bodmin Moor is on the doorstep with its granite tors, plentiful streams, waterfalls, moorland ponies, pretty heather and wild beauty. The pretty town of Fowey and the atmospheric village of Polperro which dates back to the thirteenth century are within very easy reach of Cornish Cobbler’s Cottage.
Perfect for a family, Cornish Cobbler’s Cottage enjoys a warm, inviting ambience with a charming country kitchen, an atmospheric living and dining room, two bedrooms and a family bathroom with a small bath and overhead shower. The kitchen is brilliantly well fitted with pale lime shaker style units, wooden worktops and excellent appliances which are perfect for preparing a holiday feast. There is a Nespresso coffee machine for your morning cup of coffee too which you can enjoy in the small rear garden overlooking lush greenery. The living room is a warm and cosy nest with a wood burning stove, gorgeous beams, leather sofas and a colourful rug. You can spend a quiet night in watching a movie on the Smart television, listening to your favourite tunes on the Bluetooth speaker or playing family games such as chess, jigsaws, board games and playing cards which are provided for your entertainment. The feature fireplace adds a crackling atmosphere and the cobbler’s tools are totally fascinating. At the far end of the room is your dining table and chairs or you can open the double French doors and dine alfresco.
Upstairs you will discover your gorgeous master bedroom with its vintage half-tester bed and heavy drapes. The sumptuous bed is adorned with crisp cottons, a throw and lovely scatter cushions. The dressing table and ornate bedside cupboards are also gorgeous. The room is light and airy with stunning estate views. The second bedroom is beautifully presented with attractive soft furnishings adorning the twin beds and trendy curtains hanging at the window. The bathroom offers a small bath and overhead shower.
Cornish Cobbler’s Cottage enjoys a small private rear courtyard garden with deluxe outdoor furniture and a firepit which opens directly to a lush lawn where you can enjoy the sunshine and your holiday books. Guests staying at Cobblers’s Cottage receive a welcome hamper, a basket of logs, enjoy use of a portable barbecue on request and are welcome to bring up to two of their furry friends with them. A washing machine and tumble dryer is available in a nearby laundry room.
Cornish Cobbler’s Cottage is located on the fabulous three and a half acre Tremaine Manor Estate. It is a quiet, countryside property, within easy reach of the south coast beaches, the fantastic South West Coast Path and the beautiful moors. It is just ten minutes to Looe. Whilst retaining a working fishing port, Looe boasts wonderful eateries, Cornish pasty shops, a beautiful beach and some excellent, unique shops. Visitors enjoy watching crabbers on the quayside and the colourful fishing boats returning with their catches. Looe boasts many local gourmet restaurants overlooking the harbour as well as award winning fish and chips near the river. There is a pretty bridge that separates East and West Looe. The Looe Marine Conservation Group host regular rockpool rambles for children of all ages. Their website gives details of the wildlife events and local family friendly adventures such as crabbing, snorkeling, bird watching, fishing and visits to Looe Island. Looe Island was once a holy pilgrimage site. Now it is a sanctuary for wildlife and rare plants. In 2004 Looe Island was left to the Cornwall Wildlife Trust by Babs Atkins who had bought the island with her sister in the 1960’s. You will discover a grey seal population sunbathing on the rocks and swimming around the island. The island is home to many nesting birds such as cormorants, shags and oystercatchers. It boasts the largest breeding colony in Cornwall of the majestic great black-backed gull. During the summer months there are frequent boat trips and guided walks. The Old Sardine Factory Heritage Centre tells the story of Looe’s maritime history. You will learn how Looe exported pilchards to Italy, sent pilgrims to Galicia and sailed across the Atlantic to catch cod off of Newfoundland. You will also learn about boat building and experience a lifeboat Shout! with state-of-the-art technology. The centre is also a climbing wall and kayaking centre. If you fancy a scenic day out but don’t want to drive, you can take the Looe Valley train line to the historic market town of Liskeard. There are stunning views though heavily wooded valleys teeming with wildlife, glorious estuary views and rivers full of wading birds such as little egrets, grey herons, oystercatchers and curlews. Looe’s Music Festival is fast becoming a very popular outdoor event attracting many famous artists such as Jools Holland, Bryan Ferry, Lulu, the Stranglers and many more.
The stunning South West Coast Path passed through Looe. Starting in Minehead in Somerset, it covers 630 miles ending in Poole in Dorset. It offers extraordinary sea views and is very popular. There are also countless walks in the beautiful countryside surrounding Looe. You may want to walk around Fowey where you can enjoy seeing Menabilly, once the home of Daphne du Maurier and the inspiration for Manderley in her novel Rebecca. Fowey is a popular sailing destination and a quaint deep-water fishing port. There is a ferry service to the pretty village of Polruan opposite. Walking from Polruan towards Polperro you will pass the beautiful Lantic Bay and the horseshoe shaped West Coombe at Lansallos. Polperro is a gorgeous, quintessential Cornish fishing village with steep narrow streets, pretty slate cottages and stunning views. Sheltered from the ravages of tide and time in its dramatic cliff ravine, Polperro is an enchanting jumble of cottages, all the work of Cornish fishermen. The 36 mile walk from Looe to Boscastle is wonderful, crossing Bodmin Moor via Davidstow, Rough Tor and Brown Willy and passing through the verdant West Looe Valley. The Deerpark Forest is also another treat with many trails running through the woodland. With tranquil millpond views, winding forest trails and a hidden valley, it is a great day out.
This area of Cornwall enjoys a wonderful choice of beaches. In Looe, East Looe Beach is very popular with families. Millendreath Beach is a gorgeous south facing sandy beach at the foot of a wooded valley. Just around the corner is Plaidy Beach, a small, sheltered beach which is wonderful if you are looking to chill with some peace and quiet. Talland Bay is between Looe and Polperro. It is made up of two coves and is within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Seaton Beach is also close, to the east of Looe. It is situated at the foot of the Hessenford Valley with the River Seaton crossing the beach. Hoodny Cove and Finnygook Beach are accessible from Portwrinkle Beach, both sandy and popular with families. Finnygook is a surfers favourite. Other popular beaches are Polperro, Whitsand Bay and Downderry Beach.
Bodmin Moor is one of Cornwall’s designated Areas of Outstanding Beauty. With its giant stretches of heather, this upland granite moorland is delightful. It is brimming with high granite tors, streams and waterfalls and you will probably get to see the moorland ponies grazing.
Hayle, Cornwall, South West of England
From £567
Availability
Our 2 storey end of terraced cottage provides a basic entry level of refinement for your stay. Located on a holiday village 5 miles from St Ives, with onsite swimming pool, comprising of an open plan lounge, dining room and kitchen & G/F bathroom. Upstairs leads to 3 modestly sized bedrooms. One double bed, 2 single beds and 1 bunkbed. Our house is compact but fitted out with the basics you need for your stay.
We provide free Wifi in our house througout your stay.
During your stay you will also have access to free wifi available in the reception/bar area only.
During your stay you will also have access to site facilities, including free swimming pool, (refundable deposits on..) tennis court and crazy golf and access to snooker and pool tables, as well as a free entry to children's entertainment (run by onsite entertainment staff) and night club/bar, that run evening entertainment such as local singers and comedians
We typically accept bookings of 7 nights during peak season (sat to sat only) although other days may be considered (out of season)
Any stay (4-7 nights) must be made between Sat and Sat.
We cannot accept long weekend stays such as Fri, Sat & Sun as this prevents a 7 night stay (sat to Sat)
There are steps leading up to the property and although there is a level approach from the rear of the house, this access cannot be guaranteed because of parked vehicles.
When you stay at our property, you will not only have a place to crash, you will have a 2 storey 3 bedroom house all to yourself.
Situated on a holiday park but set away from the main entertainment area, our house is in a quiet location and equip with everything you need.
We are located centrally in South West Cornwall with most attraction spots within easy reach.
The house benefits by being on a holiday park with great facilities for both kids and adults alike, such as the FREE WIFI, Swimming Pool, Games Room (Snooker, pool and darts), Indoor Evening Family and Adult Entertainment (with full bar facilities), Tennis Court.
Note Wifi is only avail within the house or inside reception,bar or entertainment areas. It cannot be reached outside of the house/reception.
Owing to our house location, it is recommended that your own transport is used to reach the location attractions/beach.
The property is within walking distance of Hayle beach/town and previous guests have walked this (we ask that you familiarise yourself with the distances to make your own judgement).
Paradise Park (an interactive zoo) is only 10 mins walk away which is a great day out (see the feedback on their website.
Public transport can also be caught from Hayle, just over a 10 min walk away.
This chalet is located in Hayle. Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Marazion Marsh reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Paradise Park and JungleBarn and National Dahlia Collection. Consider Acorn Theatre for a night out or St Ives Museum if you're traveling with kids.
North Cornwall Nr Bude
Situated on beautiful rural location
complementary family Pass included during your stay for use of the Indoor heated pool
Onsite King Arthurs Manor Hosts Cathy & Simon welcome you all, providing program of entertainment in there cabaret suite , or simply enjoy the family bar /restaurant (Sunday carvery is a must ) well behaved dogs welcome
5 Min walk to local village 2 pubs ,Grocery shops , post office
There are fishing less than lakes 5 min away ,
Bude town 4miles away great beaches !
Coastal beaches for walking ,surfing- Body boarding - crabbing - Sandcastles -cream teas, pasties, Fabulous restaurants /Pub Grub
Great location to to visit the beautiful Cornish coast and treasures,
Clovelly -Tintagel -Padstow -Boscastle -Wade bridge, (camel trail where you can hire a bike and ride along to Padstow for Fish and chips ! )
Eden Project - Tamar lakes ,
Places to visit with kids , Seal sanctuary , Gnome reserve, Big sheep - milky way - Outdoor pursuit- Go karting - horse riding these are a just few!
Dartmoor a lovely drive for a picnic , the wild ponies roam the moors & Prince town where the prison is located
There is a wealth of history hidden around Cornwall
Or simply Relax with a book and enjoy our little holiday home in the south ....
Our property is inclusive of : Electric - Bedlinen - Cleaning - Pool entry pass - Fully furnished accommodation - No extra costs
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions
Located in Bude, this chalet is in a rural area and by the sea. The Castle Bude and The Gildhouse Poundstock are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Harlequinns Leisure and The Gnome Reserve and Wildflower Garden. Traveling with kids? Consider Docton Mill Gardens & Tea Rooms and The Milky Way Adventure Park. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
BUde, Cornwall, South West of England
From £700
Availability
A delightful,individual wooden chalet nestled into the side of the cliff with amazing views over the beach at Crackington Haven. Sheltered, private garden and patio with sea-views. On the coast path,a few meters from the lovely beach and close to a couple of great cafes and an excellent pub overlooking the sea. The local bus service stops by the beach. Very comfortable accommodation with oak floors and leather sofas and open plan living to take advantage of the superb views. Ample heating. A great place to stay at any time of year.
7 nights minimum in high season, short stays in high season only considered last minute.
Electricity is metered and you pay for what you use, this is fairer for you than building it into rental cost.
Regretfully we cannot accept dogs.
There is off road private parking at road level and please note that access is then on foot via 20 meters on the coast path which is unsuitable for guests with limited mobility due to uneven steps.
Located in Bude, this chalet is in a rural area and near the beach. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and St Nectan's Glen, while Museum of Witchcraft and Cornwall at War Museum are cultural highlights. Consider King Arthur's Great Halls for a night out or Pengenna Pasties if you're traveling with kids. Snorkeling and windsurfing offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with hiking and horse riding nearby.
