North Cornwall
Boscastle
Take it slow with craft shops and cafes or take on a challenging stretch of the coastal path – you choose the pace on a self catering holiday in Boscastle.
Bude
Bude is an overlooked gem on Cornwall’s far north coast. With its two beaches and varied outdoor activities, it’s a perfect family holiday spot.
Crantock
Crantock beach is a family favourite, backed by sand dunes a few miles from Newquay. The sweep of beach is marked by a winding river which flows towards the ocean.
Fistral
There’s more to Newquay’s Fistral Beach than being the UK’s surf capital. Inspiring eateries are luring a new type of visitor to Newquay’s shores, including Rick Stein.
Perranporth
Between sand dunes and cliffs lies a bustling village with shops and restaurants. Dine at waterfront restaurants and Cornish pubs.
Port Isaac
Arguably Cornwall’s most famous fishing village, retaining traditional charm. A self-catering holiday in the picturesque harbour is just what the doctor ordered.
Porth
When children draw a seaside scene, they draw Porth; sweeping soft sand, rockpools, a stream down to the shore, playful waves and an island that you cross to.
Porthcothan
Located on the north Cornwall coast between Padstow and Watergate Bay, with a stunning beach and walk nearby. This small village is full of charm.
Porthtowan
Follow the mine chimney stacks down the coastline from St Agnes to Porthtowan – a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a Blue Flag beach.
Rock
Rock is an exclusive watersports destination, set across the water from the picturesque Padstow harbour. Guests can enjoy its boutique shops and sophisticated eateries.
St Agnes
Think tin mines, fishing boats, four uniquely different beaches and plenty of places to eat, drink and shop. A lively village off the beaten track.
Watergate Bay
Which is more legendary at Watergate Bay: the spectacular sunsets, its reputation for fine dining and cool bars, or its watersporting credentials?
