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Most of the time our holiday properties book out for the Full week (7 nights), however there are times during some Off Peak periods or last minute where Short Breaks may be arranged with certain properties. They can be either 3, 4, 5 or 6 nights and are priced accordingly. Please remember that all short break enquiries have to be checked prior to booking, simply find your perfect cottage, get in touch and we will help finalise your enquiry either email or phone our Reservation Team.


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North Cornwall Holiday Cottages

A haven for food lovers and surfers

From the bustling market towns of Bodmin and Launceston to the craggy coastline where the north Atlantic rollers carve out a unique landscape, North Cornwall is as dramatic as it is intriguing. Staying in one of our many North Cornwall cottages you could visit Tintagel the legendary birthplace of King Arthur and Dozmary Pool on Bodmin Moor which are steeped in myth.

The South West Coast Path cuts its way along the cliff edge stopping at points at National Trust properties, English Heritage Sites and coastal towns such as Newquay Bude and Boscastle. Padstow, Newquay; Wadebridge and Rock are all renowned for their food culture.

Towns
  • Bodmin

    Scenic and dramatic where high valleys plummet to the coast.

  • Boscastle

    A small town with a rich literary history and a unique harbour.

  • Bude

    Where you can stroll from the beach to the shops with a pasty in hand.

  • Camelford

    A town on the banks of the River Camel.

  • Crackington Haven

    Beautiful coastal village with stunning scenery and delightful beach.

  • Launceston

    A bustling town on the Devon border, known as the Gateway to Cornwall.

  • Mawgan Porth

    A small cliff top hamlet near to the legendary Bedruthan Steps.

  • Newquay

    Famous for surfing, life by the sea and fantastic places to eat.

  • Padstow

    Padstow's idyllic harbour is both beautiful and fun to visit.

  • Polzeath

    Traditional seaside fun on golden sand lapped by turquoise seas.

  • Port Isaac

    The home of Doc Martin is a beautiful whitewashed fishing port.

  • Rock

    On the coast of Cornwall with special flora and geological dunes.

  • Tintagel

    Famous for the legend of King Arthur; an enchanting place to visit.

  • Wadebridge

    On the Camel Trail where a walk in the country can end at Padstow.

  • Widemouth Bay

    Excellent surf destination and rock pooling haven in North Cornwall.

Recent North Cornwall blogs

  • Beach Break Live 2013

    22 Mar 2013 - Beach Break Live is coming to Newquay this June!

  • February Half Term in Cornwall

    03 Jan 2013 - Spend your February half term in Cornwall and take a surf lesson, cycle the Camel Trail, and feed seal pups

  • Lobsters and Tourism

    14 Aug 2012 - The Coastal Community Fund awards millions to Bournemouth and Padstow to promote and grow these fantasic coastal areas.

  • Beach Machines and Inconspicuous Bathing

    02 May 2012 - The nation once preferred to slip into the sea without being seen by anyone so, of course surrounding themselves with a

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Did you know?

Padstow’s Doom Bar was apparently formed by a mermaid’s curse and has wrecked many ships.

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