Cornwall is well known for its glorious beaches and stunning scenery, but this famous region is more than just a pretty face. Many of its towns and villages have an intriguing history with tales of smugglers, myths and legends.
Attractions are plentiful, including those with world-famous statuses, such as The Eden Project, the Minack Theatre and Tate St Ives. So whether you are looking for family fun, an activity holiday or a romantic break by the sea, Cornwall has plenty of attractions, adventures and, of course, Cornwall holiday cottages, to fill your days, come rain or shine.
Located in the far southwest of the UK, Cornwall's impressive landscape provides an ideal setting for enjoying a whole host of outdoor activities, from walking along the spectacular coastal paths to the thrill of kite surfing along the sands.
With over four hundred miles of stunning coastline, there are water sports to enjoy and beautiful beaches blessed with clear waters for lazy holidays. Read more
A characterful old holiday cottage dating back four hundred years with an impressive large inglenook fireplace housing a log burning stove in the peaceful village of Cubert, North Cornwall. Walking distance of three beaches (Crantock, Polly Joke and Holywell Bay) and pubs/restaurants in the village for a meal out. Just four miles from Newquay and a great self-catering base for exploring Cornwall's many attractions or enjoying a lazy beach holiday. Tourist board rating: 3 Star
Combine the space and privacy of a self-catering cottage with the luxury and convenience of a spa-hotel stay at Driftwood Lodge. This modern, two-bedroom cottage is in the grounds of the Trenython Manor Hotel near Fowey, with guests having full free access to the hotel's grounds, heated indoor swimming pool, gym, spa facilities, bar and restaurant (with a take-away service). It is available all year round, putting visitors within easy reach of beautiful beaches and attractions such as Lanhydrock, Eden Project, the sailing town of Fowey and the historic harbour at Charlestown. The cottage sleeps up to four people and has a layout that suits couples and families.
Situated on the outskirts of the popular coastal town of Fowey, this delightful cottage provides a great base for a relaxing summer holiday by the sea or a cosy winter break where you can enjoy invigorating coastal walks and evenings by the fire. Lovely beaches, an abundance of attractions and plenty of places in Fowey for a meal out - all the right ingredients for a holiday! *Follow us on Instagram - bryonycottage.fowey*
Seaweed Cottage is a lovely double fronted holiday cottage in possibly one of the best positions in Fowey, just 20 metres from the sheltered sandy beach at Readymoney Cove. With direct access onto the coastal footpath from the front door, great pubs, restaurants and shops a short stroll away and a plethora of attractions for day trips out, this is an ideal retreat for those looking for a seaside or walking holiday.
The Mews is one of five lovely holiday homes located at Tregrehan, equidistant from the historic Cornish village of Charlestown and the popular harbour town of Fowey on the beautiful South Coast of Cornwall. An abundance of attractions within easy reach including fabulous beaches, gardens and of course the world famous Eden Project.
Tregrehan is an enchanting holiday retreat with five holiday cottages located on the South Coast of Cornwall between the ancient town of Fowey and the harbour village of Charlestown. With plenty of attractions and gardens nearby (including the Eden Project), there are no shortage of places to visit and wonderful beaches for lazy days.
An impressive holiday home for large families in a prime position looking over Crooklets Beach in the popular seaside town of Bude, North Cornwall. Formerly a gentleman's residence dating back to Edwardian times, Pendragon is a great choice for a family holiday or some time away by the sea with friends with glorious beaches, great surfing and plenty of pubs and restaurants for a meal out. Pets welcome by arrangement.
Longshore is a beautifully renovated 3 double bedroom detached house, easy 6/7 min stroll to Fowey, a year-round resort & 20 walk to Readymoney beach, an amazing small sandy beach with a year round cafe. Longshore is recently renovated, stylish, spacious & comfortable with 3 double bedroom & 2 bathrooms plus a downstairs toilet. There is a stunning huge sunny deck with beautiful views down to the river through the trees, and over to the Polruan hills. There is a good sized garden below the deck. Driveway parking for 2 cars (very rare in Fowey!), yet just a few moments stroll down to the picturesque and buzzing harbourside town of Fowey with its waterfront, wonderful independent & high-street shops, delicatessans, Inns, cafes & restaurants. Many other stunning wide sandy beaches with easy parking are just 5-10 minute drive. We are dog friendly and welcome up to 2 well mannered and very well behaved dogs (no larger than a labrador). Longshore is a detached house with a secure garden, in a quiet no-through road, so safe for the kids and animals and just a 6/7 minute stroll to Fowey's waterfront, shops, cafes & restaurants. Take in the huge deck with stunning views across the valley & the sparkling harbour through the trees with an ice-cold glass of Rose wine! Relax on the deck with a cup of fresh coffee... Stroll down to town for your morning bread and croissant, or stop off at one of the many cafes there for breakfast! ♣CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR AT LONGSHORE♣- CELEBRATE THE FESTIVE SEASON AT LONGSHORE! CHRISTMAS DECS & TREE, BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE & GIFT!! 3 NIGHT STAY MINIMUM. CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR current prices & online booking www.longshore-fowey.com STUNNING 3 DOUBLE BEDROOM HOUSE, 6/7min WALK INTO FOWEY, HUGE DECK + GARDEN, STUNNING VIEWS DOWN TO THE HARBOUR & ACROSS TO THE POLRUAN COUNTRYSIDE More information/photos on www longshore-fowey com With a plum location in the beautiful bustling & ancient maritime town of Fowey, this stylishly renovated home has 3 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large kitchen/dining room and spacious lounge with large screen smart TV, real fire, gorgeous comfy sofas, both rooms giving right onto a huge sunny deck with stunning views across the river to Polruan hills and glimpses of the sparkling river below. A quiet road set just above the town, it's just a few moments walk into the hustle and bustle of Fowey, it's wonderful independent shops, restaurants, cafes, the river and the sparkling azure sea! We welcome up to 2 very well behaved & well mannered dogs over 10 months old (£30surcharge) but no larger than a regular Labrador size. Everything in this house, both large & small has been carefully considered for comfort, style and a touch of luxury, with the aim of making guests happy, comfortable & feeling at home. Lovely firm Hypnos beds with soft thick toppers, "Dusk" cotton linens & plump, squishy "Dusk" pillows. Spacious, Light-filled social spaces in coastal hues all set against the backdrop of the River Fowey & the Polruan valley beyond. This stylish home has been renovated by the owner's team of builders and local professionals to a high standard. Calming, coastal Farrow & Ball colours abound in this house throughout, with quality toning curtains, cushions, roman blinds and furnishings. Three equally special double bedrooms on the first floor, offer comfort & luxury with new Hypnos hotel-standard firm mattresses with soft padded headboards, divinely comfortable fat squashy pillows from Dusk. All bedlinen is included, but please note we do not provide towels, so please remember to bring your own. The large master bedroom has an en-suite, Superking Hynos bed, decorated in the softest stone & blue colours with a rustic wooden feature wall The 2nd double bedroom, decorated in calming pale grey & muted mustard colours, with a feature rustic wooden wall. It has zip & link twin Hypnos 3ft single beds, which can be configured as a Superking on request (please request at the time of booking). The 3rd double bedroom has beautiful views of the garden, valley beyond & glimpses of the sparking harbour below. Decorated in palest grey & softest pale green colours, it has a Hypnos firm Kingsize bed with a rustic wooden feature wall. All bedrooms have wardrobes & chest of drawers. All beds have mattress toppers & mattress protectors & pillows with pillow protectors, so you can be assured of complete hygiene PLEASE NOTE ALL BED LINENS ARE INCLUDED BUT WE DO NOT PROVIDE TOWELS The light and spacious open-plan dining and kitchen area (18’ x 12’) is a welcome hub for holiday life and entertaining with it’s huge solid oak table, with dining chairs in coastal colours to tone with the beautiful greys & blues in this stunning open plan room with stunning views over to the valley & sparkling harbour below. A perfect place to sit down with friends & family for those special meals. Open-plan to the kitchen with muted French Grey units, an integrated fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. Step out of the large casement doors to the huge deck with dining furniture, large parasol and comfortable sofa seats in the far corner. The lounge is made for comfort in beautiful calming seascape colours, with it’s 2 large comfortable sofas & armchair, coffee tables, with large casement door to the huge deck, with its outside sofas & dining table and stunning views over to the valley & sparkling harbour below. This room is light and spacious (18’ x 12’) with a huge windows to the front and large casement doors direct onto the huge decking with sumptuous sofas & dining table & chairs with large parasol. The charm of Fowey is just a short stroll down the hill (about 6/7 minutes walk) so days can be spent flipping from home to cafes to shops to restaurants to the beautiful sandy beach at Readymoney Cove. Wander through the narrow streets to the quay and enjoy the comings and goings of life on the harbourside, with lots of independent shops, high street names (Seasalt, Saltrock, Trespass, Mountain Warehouse & Boots among them), harbourside cafes and restaurants, most overlooking the water, plus yummy deli’s and bakeries. Even better is that this house has it’s own parking on the drive for 3 cars, which in Fowey is a luxury. A 20 minute walk will take you to Readymoney Cove with it’s lovely café, shop and safe beach. Cardinham Woods (near Bodmin & about 20 mins drive) and Golitha Falls (near Liskard about 35/40 mins drive) are just 2 of the many beautiful walks to take the dogs to. South Cornwall has so much to offer from the world renowned Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan to the picture perfect coves of Polkerris, Readymoney and away down the coast to Portloe and Portscatho on The Roseland Peninsula. Fowey is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty nestled between Looe and Mevagissey on the south Cornish coast, and with its sheltered natural harbour making it a mecca for talented yachtsmen. This stunning and beautiful old town is now alive with bustle from the boutique shops, chic cafes, exhibiting galleries, restaurants and fine dining hotels. Take a gentle stroll along the Esplanade or don your walking boots for the popular Hall walk bringing you neatly back to a local pub. If getting on the water is part of your plans then hire kayaks to explore the creeks and inlets of the river or try your hand at Paddleboarding. From yachts to dinghies, sailing is at the heart of the town and offers quite a spectacle as the Fowey regatta gets underway in August and sailors the world over make the town a welcome stop over throughout the season. Bookworms will recognise the influence for novelist Daphne Du Maurier who resided just across the water. Exploring the south coast is a joy as green rolling headlands plunge into crystal clear water and flank postcard-perfect Cornish coves.
Do you feel like retreating from the rat race for a while? Rostowan is the perfect hideaway where you can escape from it all to the beauty of the Roseland Peninsula. The timber holiday cottage is at the end of a quarter-mile track, two miles from Portscatho and only a short walk from National Trust Towan Beach. It provides everything you need for a relaxing self-catering holiday on the Cornish coast. The property sleeps four people in two bedrooms and is dog-friendly. It's great for couples or families.
Trevean Cottage is a lovely holiday home in a beautiful location. The two-bedroom cottage sleeps four people, with a private garden and fantastic walks from the door. It is only a mile from Lamorna Cove and less than two miles from picturesque Mousehole, with easy access to Lands End, St Ives, Penzance and other favourite places around Cornwall. Guests have a wide choice of beaches as well as miles of footpaths, bridleways and cycling routes to help them enjoy this gorgeous landscape. Trevean is on the owner's 24-acre smallholding and is incredibly peaceful. It's ideal for couples or families.
Tremerth Cottage is a dreamy Cornish escape. The one-bedroom holiday rental is on Castallack Farm with 24-acres of smallholding. It's only a mile from Lamorna Cove and a mile and a half from Mousehole, putting guests within an easy walk or cycle of beaches, cafes, restaurants and a pub. Land's End, St Ives and Penzance are all close, as is the Cornish Mining landscape and the South West Coast Path. The cottage is perfect for couples or individuals who want to enjoy the best bits of south Cornwall without the crowds.
With glorious far reaching views that stretch as far as the ocean, Mowhay Barn offers a high standard of self-catering and nestles amongst tranquil countryside in North Cornwall. A haven for wildlife, this stylish holiday home is near to the popular seaside resort of Bude with its lovely beaches and is within easy reach of North Cornwall's many attractions. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
Make Port Ed View the location for your self-catering holiday in Newquay. This contemporary two-bedroom property is designed for family getaways, with views of Porth Headland and the vibrant centre of Newquay nearby. It’s a short walk to Porth Beach on a quiet residential street. The property features a private garden terrace with rattan seating, a spacious hallway, and an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area. The fully-equipped kitchen includes all essentials, and the living area has a sofa bed, Smart TV with Sky channels, and patio doors opening to the terrace. Enjoy Newquay’s stunning beaches, lively atmosphere, and local attractions like Newquay Zoo and the South West Coast Path.
Baywatch epitomises contemporary coastal elegance, offering a chic, two-bedroom apartment a mile from St Ives and just a few hundred meters from Carbis Bay's sandy beach. Ideal for couples and families of four, it features modern decor with sea views, off-street parking, and easy access to Carbis train station for direct travel to St Ives. It's fully equipped for self-catering and a ten-minute walk to La Casita, the Beach Club Restaurant, and Walter's on the Beach. Enjoy Carbis Bay's Blue Flag beach, perfect for swimming and water sports, and explore nearby St Ives with its galleries, shops, and stunning beaches.
2 Penmayne Cottage comfortably accommodates four guests in two bedrooms and is a short walk from one of Cornwall's finest beaches. Set away from passing traffic at the end of a private lane the property offers privacy and tranquillity so you can relax and unwind in peace. Nearby amenities include a fish and chip shop, a village store, and a locally famous bakery and deli. Ideal for couples, and the cottage's flexible bedding arrangement also makes it suitable for families and friends. Rock, known as the St Tropez of Cornwall, offers celebrity sightings amidst stunning coastal views from the beach and the South West Coast footpath.
Mews Cottage stands out as a top-tier holiday cottage. Set amidst 20 acres of captivating gardens of the Bonython Estate near Helston on the Lizard Peninsula, it offers an excellent self-catering experience. Loved by families and friends alike, the cottage boasts indoor and outdoor spaces and is perfect for all ages. Its well-equipped kitchen ensures convenience, but the Wheel Inn is just a short stroll away for those craving a break. The mild climate of South Cornwall is perfect for exotic plants, showcased beautifully in the Bonython Estate Gardens, a must-see attraction known as one of Cornwall's Great Gardens. With proximity to breathtaking beaches, fun attractions, and the stunning South West Coast Path, Mews Cottage provides an unforgettable base for exploring the wonders of the Lizard Peninsula. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Guests rave about all of the properties at Broomhill Manor, but House Cottage is a favourite. Originally the housekeeper's cottage, the family holiday home sleeps five people in two bedrooms and has an enclosed garden and views of the manor house. It is less than a mile from Bude with on-site facilities that include indoor and outdoor swimming pools, play areas for toddlers and older children, games rooms, a tennis court, riding stables, and 16 acres of grounds. You can walk to the pub, the beach and the South West Coast Path, or stay at home and enjoy lazy days while the kids play. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
No one can resist this incredible beachfront holiday home overlooking Porth Beach in Cornwall. With three bedrooms (all with stunning views), lots of living space and a waterfront terrace, it's perfect for your next self-catering holiday with family or friends. The owners have focused on every detail to provide you with luxurious accommodation in a stunning ideal location, steps from the sand with uninterrupted views over the water. There is secure storage for guests who want to bring SUPs, surfboards, kayaks and bikes, a private path to the beach, and excellent access to shops, cafes, the local pub, and the South West Coast Path. The Sail Loft sleeps six people in three ensuite bedrooms with accommodation over two levels.
Situated halfway between Bodmin and Liskeard, Rivermead’s pet-free holiday cottages to rent in Cornwall are the perfect base for couples’ breaks and relaxing family holidays. Set in 17 acres of beautiful grounds, Rivermead is a great place for spotting wildlife in Cornwall. Otter lodge provides the perfect place to switch off and recharge your batteries. Sip your morning coffee on the patio and watch the nuthatches and bluetits arriving for peanuts on the bird feeder. Sit quietly after sunset on your private lawn and wonder at the brightness of the stars where there’s no light pollution. Lie in a comfortable Hypnos bed listening to the sound of the river flowing a few feet away from the lodge and the owls heading out on patrol. The three-bedroom property sleeps six people, with guests having beautiful woodland views towards the River Fowey. There is onsite river fishing, a lake, nature walks, and lots of space to relax, picnic and barbecue on the 17-acre grounds. Bodmin Moor, the Eden Project and the beautiful beaches of the South Cornwall Coast are all within easy reach. Walk the South West Coast Path, cycle the Camel Trail, climb Bodmin Moor's granite tors, or discover old smuggler's haunts in Bodmin - there's something for everyone in all seasons.
Relax and unwind in Rivermead's beautiful holidays lodges to rent in Cornwall and in the tranquil surroundings of Rivermead Farm. We have seven fantastic self-catering holiday lodges and cottages to rent, all with their own parking and set in 17-acres of grounds where guests can enjoy onsite river fishing for trout and salmon, a spring-fed lake, nature walks, woodland, picnics and boules. Owl Lodge is very popular due to its valley views and its position only a short drive from the A38 halfway between Bodmin and Liskeard. It's within easy reach of the south coast resorts of Looe and Polperro, the wildness of Bodmin Moor and attractions such as the Eden Project and Bodmin Jail. This 4-Star lodge offers every comfort for up to six people in three bedrooms, with lots of space and a layout that suits families and groups of friends, or provides a luxurious stay for two. If you're visiting with more than six people, have a look at our other lodge and cottages to hire as well, as we love to host group stays.
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Many of Cornwall's fascinating towns and quaint fishing villages are rich in history and date back hundreds of years. Their narrow cobbled winding streets and tiny alleyways are home to unique boutiques, craft shops and art galleries, providing visitors with plenty of shopping to do.
One of the most popular places to stay in Cornwall is Newquay, where visitors can find a laid-back atmosphere on the many sandy beaches and a lively vibe in the town during the evening. Newquay is also a surfers haven, as the rolling Atlantic swell creates some of the best waves in the UK. Many self-catering properties are made for surfers, with storage for boards and wetsuit cleaning facilities. If this is important to you, make sure you ask the owner what your Cornish cottage includes before you book!
If you seek less hustle and bustle and more of the great outdoors, perhaps Padstow is the place for you? The picture-perfect town offers some of the best food in Cornwall alongside a pretty harbour, perfect for taking a break to enjoy a Cornish Pasty. Pick one of the Cornish cottages within walking distance to the famous Rick Stein restaurant for a night to remember.
For those who want to be in a buzzing Cornish coastal town, St Ives won’t disappoint. The famous town has many excellent restaurants, bars, pubs and shops, so there is always something to do when visiting the area. In addition, many stunning holiday cottages line the coastline, providing spectacular views out to sea.
Anyone seeking a picturesque fishing village on Cornwall’s coast should go to Mousehole, where visitors can embrace its charming seaside town with its traditional cottages, an old-world atmosphere and rich history.
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Cornwall's impressive beaches and rugged coastline are its main attractions. With sandy shores, large swells, crystal clear water, excellent rock pools and pretty coastal paths, the impressive southern county is complimented further by offering some of the best weather in the UK, with warm, sunny summers and milder than average winters.
The summer months attract plenty of visitors to the many Cornish coastal towns when the temperatures start to reach a pleasant 19°C. Surfers make their way to the beaches, boards under arms, ready to enjoy the warmer sea and impressive waves. Holiday cottages with hot tubs and swimming pools are particularly popular in summer.
In the spring, the Cornish landscape bursts into life with colourful daffodils popping up all over the region and bright bluebells littering the coastal paths. A visit in autumn changes the scenery to a golden hue as the leaves start to fall and scatter across the county, and the waves start to crash into the shore with more ferocity as the wilder weather sweeps the sea.
Winter in Cornwall is often warmer than the northern regions in the UK but can become wet and wilder compared to the calmer summer months. However, tranquillity settles over the county in winter as the beaches are quiet and the coastal paths free from the usual tourists, creating a serene atmosphere for all who visit at this time. Plus, Cornwall holiday cottages come in to their own at this time of year, as you can make the most of log burners and cosy blankets.
Cornwall is one of the country's best places for a seaside getaway and has excellent summer weather, attracting outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy great coastal walks, climbing, surfing, bodyboarding, and beach lounging.
The region also has plenty of options for family days out (including many things to do on a rainy day).
Cornwall is excellent for those seeking relaxation whilst indulging in great food and quiet time. Its beautiful serene landscape provides the perfect setting for wildlife watching, painting, photography and lazy beach days.
Whether you have a night out in lively Newquay or enjoy a day swimming in the sea and building castles in the sand, our self-catering guide for South Cornwall offers plenty of options.
If you are travelling from one of the major cities in the UK, below shows an average distance from the town of St Ives, so you know what to expect when choosing to get to the holiday cottages by car.
London: 305 miles
Birmingham: 267 miles
Glasgow: 553 miles
Liverpool: 362 miles
Bristol: 199 miles
Manchester: 350 miles
Leeds: 390 miles
Edinburgh: 556 miles
Newcastle: 479 miles
There are multiple ways to travel to Cornwall; with its excellent public transport, you can journey by train or plane from many major UK cities. If you travel by car, there are some great service stations to stop off and rest up whilst on your trip, as well as alternative routes depending on what roads you prefer to drive on. This also gives you a great opportunity to pick up supplies and groceries before arriving at your self-catering accommodation.
Cornwall has a lively art scene thanks to its spectacular, dramatic landscape that has inspired many artists and provided the backdrop for many films and television programmes.
Cornwall is perfect for a cottage holiday or short break at any time of the year with a climate of its own. Winters are short, spring starts early, and even in the depths of winter, Cornwall is an ideal place to escape, with world-class restaurants, huge beaches, quiet roads and crisp, clean air.
There are many unique places to stay in Cornwall, all aiming to meet the varying needs of holidaymakers.
Bude is great for families with its dog-friendly beaches and Crooklets Beach, which displays a laid-back setting, perfect for the kids to play without the busy crowds. Falmouth is great for those seeking a trip to Cornwall full of history; the National Maritime Museum is excellent for experiencing the sea's influence in Falmouth. Finally, Newquay provides the perfect setting for all sea lovers, especially surfers; the impressive swells display some of the best surfing conditions in the UK.
With so many places and Cornwall holiday cottages to choose from, it is hard to narrow it down to the best in the region, as the beautiful county of Cornwall has something for everyone; you just need to pick the right place for you.
Cornwall’s extraordinary landscape, stunning beaches and lush countryside make it like nowhere else in the UK. Its excellent climate makes for comfortable days on the sandy shores, swimming, building castles or walking along the coastal paths, all whilst surrounded by stunning views out to sea.
Cornwall continues to increase in popularity, which has naturally increased the cost of holiday accommodation here as tourism continues to grow. However, places like Penzance will offer a more affordable trip to Cornwall for those on more of a budget.
It is worth bearing in mind that most people feel that the attractions, scenery, weather and multiple activities available in Cornwall make it worth the slightly higher price tag.
St Ives is renowned for being one of the prettiest towns in Cornwall, due to its charming and scenic setting that provides breathtaking coastal views and narrow winding streets filled with craft shops and great cafes.
Polperro is another of Cornwall’s pretty towns; the harbour sits surrounded by shops, bars and restaurants with steep steps that take you through the narrow streets, providing spectacular views of the coast.
There are many more beautiful towns to visit in Cornwall, all of which offer unique scenery. So whether you are looking for a vibrant town like Newquay or a foodie’s heaven like Padstow, you will find it all when exploring the region.
