North Cornwall is synonymous with long golden beaches, perfect Atlantic swell and a laid-back atmosphere. Some people love the trendy vibe of the bustling harbour towns, whilst for others, the hidden coves, rugged coastal paths and intriguing myths and legends, alongside the odd cream tea, are what Cornish holidays are all about. Whatever your passions, its’ untamed natural beauty makes North Cornwall a perfect playground for visitors of all ages. Indulge in a weekend away for two, or bring the kids, the grandparents, your surf board and the dog. No one will want to be left behind and our holiday cottages in North Cornwall have something to suit everyone. Read more
An impressive English oak framed holiday lodge with a riverside garden that perfectly combines traditional charm with modern conveniences to provide a high standard of self-catering. Located close to the many beautiful beaches and attractions of North Cornwall, the lodge is within easy driving distance of Boscastle, Tintagel and Bodmin Moor and a great base for a family holiday exploring this beautiful part of the South West. Shorter stay enquiries welcome, minimum 3 nights
One bedroom newly renovated former milking parlour in centre of popular seaside village of Crantock.
Methven is a Cornish treasure dating back to the 1850s that its current guardians have carefully refurbished. This early Victorian holiday cottage offers a charming retreat just a short stroll from Padstow Harbour, renowned eateries like Rick Stein's Cafe, and local galleries and shops. It even boasts a private south-facing garden and secure parking—a rarity in Padstow Old Town! With room for four guests across one double and one twin bedroom, it's an inviting haven for couples and families seeking comfort while exploring Cornwall's coast, countryside, and the enchanting Camel Estuary.
Stay in comfort in this converted 18th Century barn. Granary Cottage is a welcoming ground-floor apartment sleeping four people in two bedrooms. It's in the rural hamlet of Rosecare, two miles from Crackington Haven and within easy reach of Bude, Newquay, Boscastle, Port Isaac, and Tintagel. Guests love walking along the South West Coast Path to admire the breathtakingly dramatic cliffs and coastline of North Cornwall. Cycling is also popular, and there are many family-friendly attractions for all seasons. The self-catering holiday home is ideal for couples and families, with well-behaved dogs welcome by arrangement.
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
With views over spectacular countryside towards the Atlantic, and a huge private garden with a hot tub and a fire pit, The Folly is a favourite with families and friends. The three-bedroom cottage sleeps five people and is dog friendly. Bude, Widemouth Bay and the South West Coast Path are only a few miles from the house, and guests have access to three onsite coarse fishing ponds as well as woodland and meadows. It's idyllic in any season and a fantastic place for a relaxing holiday. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
Hele Barton Farm offers a choice of delightful self catering holiday cottages ideally situated close to the dramatic coastline of North Cornwall. Enjoy the many attractions of Cornwall with its stunning coastline (including nearby Bude) and return home to this tranquil wildlife haven to relax of an evening. Tourist board rating: 4 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
The Hide is a wonderful escape for couples or individuals who want a private space where they can relax and unwind away from prying eyes. The charming studio holiday cottage feels incredibly spacious with a kingsize bed and full-sized appliances in the kitchen. It features an enclosed courtyard garden with an outdoor hot tub - bliss after a day spent walking along the coastal footpath, mountain biking around Bodmin or Dartmoor, or surfing at Newquay. Tucked away in the small village of Penhallow, within walking distance of the local pub, The Hide is only three miles from Perranporth and within easy reach of Truro, Land's End, Exmoor, Westward Ho! and many of Cornwall's other favourite attractions.
Settle back and relax in this lovely holiday cottage that is tucked away in a peaceful location between Newquay and Truro. The Forge comfortably sleeps up to four people in two ensuite bedrooms, with a layout that is ideal for couples, friends or small families. Accommodation is all on one level and is dog-friendly with practical hardwood floors and a private, fenced garden. The cottage is in Penhallow, within walking distance of the village pub and less than three miles from Perranporth beach. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
This comfortable holiday cottage is in Penhallow, less than three miles from the Perranporth and the beautiful beaches of the Cornish coast. It is perfect for couples or independent travelers with features that make it suitable for guests who use a wheelchair or who want to bring their dog on holiday. There are beautiful walks and bike rides from the door, and the cottage is close to fantastic attractions like Callestick Ice Cream Farm and Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm. The Stables is suitable for wheelchair users, and there is a variety of accessibility equipment available for guests use, if required. - Please book the equipment at the time of booking. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Wishing Well Cottage provides the perfect holiday retreat to relax and unwind. Nicely tucked away in a peaceful location, the cottage is sandwiched between Newquay and Truro with a wealth of attractions within easy reach. Sleeping four people, the holiday cottage is every bit as popular with couples as it is with friends or small families and is located in the Cornish village of Penhallow, within walking distance of the village pub and less than three miles from Perranporth beach. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Recently constructed, The Coach House is the perfect blend of contemporary and classic, with traditional materials like oak used alongside high-end furnishings and building techniques. This high-quality holiday home is ideal for couples and families as there is easily space to sleep up to four people in two lovely bedrooms. It sits on a private estate in the hamlet of Penhallow, just a few miles from Perranporth Beach and close to Newquay. The owners have paid close attention to the needs of wheelchair users to ensure the house is comfortable and welcoming for all its guests. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
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.
Rawley Point offers some of the most stunning views in Newquay. This dog-friendly holiday home accommodates four guests in two bedrooms and is perched in an elevated position overlooking the scenic Gannel Estuary. It is ideal for couples and families and provides easy access to Newquay, Crantock, and Fistral beaches. Skip the summer crowds by staying close to the water, just a short walk from popular restaurants and bars like The Little Boat and the historic Tavern Inn. With its unbeatable location and proximity to Cornwall's attractions, Rawley Point promises an unforgettable holiday experience in vibrant Newquay.
Beautifully presented, East Park offers a warm welcome to families and friends and a taste of country life, close to the beautiful Cornish seaside village of Bascastle. Dog-friendly and great for those who enjoy walking, cycling, surfing, exploring or simply relaxing on one of the areas many gorgeous beaches. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Offering the perfect mix of coastal and country scenery, this welcoming farm cottage sits just slightly inland amongst Cornish Countryside close to the pretty seaside village of Boscastle and within easy reach of Tintagel on the North Coast. Lovely walks, glorious beaches and an abundance of attractions for day trips out. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
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.
Tucked snugly between the country and the sea, Talland Croft is a dream property for families and groups of friends who want to squeeze every drop of joy from their holiday in Cornwall. The house, which comfortably accommodates ten people in five bedrooms is on a quiet residential street. It is a short walk from two excellent pubs - The Old Albion and The Cornishman, and less than a twenty minute walk to Crantock Beach. Newquay is only five miles away and Talland Croft is close to Holywell Bay, Fistral Beach and Lusty Glaze Beach, as well as attractions such as the Eden Project, Minack Theatre, St Ives, St Michael's Mount, Newquay Zoo, Lanhydrock House and Trebah Gardens. You have the option of spending your holiday days exploring, relaxing on the beach or surfing, swimming, playing golf, cycling and walking endless miles of beautiful paths and country lanes.
The rugged coastline of North Cornwall offers everything you need for a memorable seaside holiday. Thrill seekers can surf on a different beach each day, families can enjoy rock pooling, snorkelling and paddling in the sea and the raw beauty of the rugged cliffs and secluded coves are perfect for couples wanting a romantic seaside retreat. The two mile stretch of golden sand at Watergate Bay near Newquay is a popular spot for surfers and families alike. Take the plunge and enrol in a surf class or enjoy splashing about in the rockpools and exploring the caves. Dog friendly year round, your four legged friends will love it here too. Or the equally impressive stretch of sand at two miles to Ligger Point. Or try your hand at kite surfing, snorkelling, sailing or even horse riding. This beach is so huge, it really does have something for everyone – including the Watering Hole – a pub literally on the beach!
If you are looking for some peace and solitude and you don’t mind a bit of a hike to get off the beaten track, there are plenty of unspoilt hidden coves to explore. Tregardock Beach, Lundy Bay and Pentire Steps are all stunning spots that are often overlooked by visitors. Take a picnic and spend the day exploring the small sandy coves, sea caves and rockpools.
It’s not just surf dudes and beach babes that fall in love with North Cornwall. Anyone who loves the outdoors will feel at home here. From a quiet coastal bimble to challenging cliff top hikes, North Cornwall is a walker’s paradise. If you really want to blow away the cobwebs, the wild remoteness at Morwenstow is the perfect spot to get away from it all. From here you can enjoy a short stroll to admire the spectacular cliff top views or challenge yourself to a longer hike along the South West Coastal Path.
For those who are looking for a change of scene, the wild Bodmin Moor is just a short drive inland. The prehistoric circle huts, standing stones and high granite tors are steeped in history. Or if you want to combine captivating folklores with beautiful landscapes visit Boscastle or one of North Cornwall’s many castles. Set high on the rugged north Cornish coast, the impressive ruins and atmospheric caves at Tintagel Castle is hard to beat. There is even a beach and a waterfall for those who can’t resist a quick paddle!
If you would rather get about on two wheels, the Camel Trail, linking Padstow and Bodmin, offers twelve miles of cycle path. Following a disused railway, the terrain is mostly level so it’s perfect for mini cyclists too. Spot kingfishers, otters and bats as you cycle through moorland, woods and along the stunning camel estuary.
It’s hard not to be mesmerised by the wild rugged grandeur of the North Cornish coast. Get active on the water, be wooed by the stunning coastal paths or intrigued by the local folklore. Whatever floats your boat, we guarantee that a visit to one of our holiday cottages in North Cornwall will be the first of many very happy Cornish holidays.
