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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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Callington

Callington holidays

Callington is a small ancient market town in the middle of East Cornwall only a short distance from the Tamar Valley. Once the gateway to one of the richest copper mining districts in the world, it is now international famous for its mural trail.

Professional & amateur artists have painted many walls in the town with a mixture of colourful murals depicting a wonderful journey though Callington’s heritage, industry and landscapes.

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About Callington

Callington

Behind the town and dominating the skyline for miles is Kit Hill with its 80ft mining stack perched high above and with spectacular views across Bodmin Moor. Now a country park with picnic areas, footpaths and bridal ways.

Beaches are to be found on the south coast. Looe offers a sandy beach popular with families. To the west of Looe is Hannafore, which is a rocky beach, good for rock pools and fishing. You can travel further afield to reach the more rugged North Atlantic coast completely different in contrast.

On the edge of Bodmin Moor is Siblyback Lake, which is ideal for sailing, windsurfing and canoeing. A four-mile walk will take you all around this reservoir where you can enjoy the peace and tranquillity. For golf enthusiasts, the famous Jack Nicklaus golf course, St Mellion, is only 10 minutes drive away. Or why not explore the restored Victorian mining village at Morwhellam Quay.

Callington has a wide variety of places to eat, including historic pubs and a selection of restaurants, some that have won national awards. The nationally famous Ginsters provide the traditional Cornish pasty.

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