Where Is It?
Situated between Newquay and Watergate Bay on the rugged North Cornwall coast, Porth is a large, west-facing sandy beach, sheltered by headlands on either side and with a cafe, restaurant and pub right next to the beach. Discover sheltered soft sand and rock pools galore, a stream flowing down to the shoreline and even an island with a wooden bridge across to it.
Lifeguards patrol the beach from May to September, making it safe for swimming and bodyboarding. Even during the height of summer, Porth provides a sense of peace.
The Beach House sits a few metres from the sand and local amenities.
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- A contemporary second floor apartment at the rear of the building.
- Two bedrooms, with a king-sized bed with en-suite to bedroom one and twin beds in bedroom two.
- Open plan living/dining/kitchen space and family bathroom.
- Allocated parking for one car, lift access.
- Wifi.
Need to know:
- Located on the second floor with lift access.
- Sorry, no smoking within the apartment or anywhere on the premises.
- One well behaved dog welcome, but please note that dogs are not permitted on Porth beach between Easter and 1st October There are plenty of other dog walking options within walking distance (Porth Headland & Lusty Glaze Headland) and some all year dog friendly beaches not too far away (Watergate Bay, Fistral & Mawgan Porth).
- Cautionary deposit of £100 required when booking.
- Short breaks available outside of school holidays.
- Book a 3 or 5 night break and get an extra 2 nights free. This offer is only available after October half-term and before Easter, excluding school holidays. Only available to book by telephone on 01637 861005.
What Can I Walk To?
- Porth beach on the doorstep.
- Lusty Glaze beach, a short walk along the coast path.
- Cafe Coast Porth.
- The Mermaid pub.
- Roo's Beach Shop.
- Estrella Morada Tapas Bar.
- For the more energetic is a beach walk all the way to Watergate Bay at low tide which is a fantastic walk and you can finish it off with a sundowner at The Beach Hut or the Jamie Oliver inspired restaurant Fifteen Cornwall which both overlook the sand, before heading back on the coast path.
