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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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Holidays in Cornwall

A holiday in Cornwall is an enchanting experience and one you'll want to repeat again and again! The rugged coastline, quaint fishing villages, sandy beaches, smugglers coves and a wealth of historic buildings give just a hint of this county's fascinating past.

Cornwall offers a large variety of holiday attractions to explore and enjoy, from the famous Land's End, England’s most westerly point, up to the rugged wilderness of Bodmin Moor, the breathtaking north and south coasts and not forgetting the must see Eden Project. Select from our range of Cornwall self catering properties to enjoy all of this at the pace you set.

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Cornwall towns...

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  • Bodmin

    Bodmin

    Previously the county town of Cornwall, Bodmin has the best of both worlds being situated in the heart of rural countryside yet also offering a thriving market town equidistance between the north and south coastlines.
  • Boscastle

    Boscastle

    The natural harbour of Boscastle is the focal point of this pretty North Cornish village from which the surrounding area which it’s many attractions are easily accessed. An ideal base from which to enjoy a traditional family holiday.
  • Bude

    Bude

    The bustling town of Bude is an established holiday destination, offering a wealth of beautiful sandy beaches. Located conveniently on the border of Devon and Cornwall, Bude is an ideal base for a family break with activities to suit everyone.
  • Callington

    Callington

    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 internationally famous for its mural trail.
  • Camborne

    Camborne

    Centrally located and easily accessible Camborne is a good spot for visiting local attractions and beaches. The local scenery is littered with the remains of the once thriving tin mining industry and is quite spectacular.
  • Coverack

    Coverack

    A tucked-away pretty coastal village with plenty of opportunities for visiting local attractions and enjoying invigorating walks. There is plenty of scope for watersports in and around the area.
  • Falmouth

    Falmouth

    Whether you are looking for a traditional family beach holiday or a cultural experience Falmouth will fit the bill. The good transport links, Blue Flag beaches and many nearby attractions to visit make it the leading South coast resort.
  • Fowey

    Fowey

    Designated as an area of outstanding beauty, Fowey has much to offer every one. The captivating mix of old and new sees the meeting of fishing boats with stylish yachts in the natural harbour and traditional pubs with trendy restaurants.
  • Helston

    Helston

    The quaint Cornish town of Helston is the gateway to the Lizard Peninsula. Ideal as a base for visiting this area of Cornwall, you will also find plenty of interest to enjoy in the town itself.
  • Lands-End

    Lands End

    Spectacular views and fascinating clifftop trails can be enjoyed from Britain’s best-loved landmark of Lands End. Beautiful secluded beaches and rugged moorland are all within easy reach.
  • Launceston

    Launceston

    With excellent road links to the area Launceston offers a diversity of scenic opportunities. Found in an area of natural beauty you will have a choice of coastlines and moors to visit, with plenty of attractions for fun-filled family holidays.
  • Liskeard

    Liskeard

    Liskeard, the ancient stannary and market town is situated at the head of the Looe Valley. The mining industry played an important part in the town’s growth and a canal link enabled ore and stone to be carried down to Looe.
  • Lizard-Peninsular

    Lizard

    If you are looking for spectacular scenery and pretty hidden coves then the Lizard Peninsula is the place to visit. Locally grown produce and fish caught in the surrounding area feature in many of the quaint country pubs and local restaurants.
  • Looe

    Looe

    Pilchard copper and smuggling have all played a part in Looe’s prosperity in the past and now Looe is Cornwall’s second largest fishing port, with a sizeable fleet and busy fish market.
  • Mawgan Porth

    Mawgan Porth

    Located just six miles north of Watergate Bay and midway between Padstow and Newquay, beautiful Mawgan Porth is perfectly situated to explore North Cornwall. An early settlement, learn about this rugged landscape’s ancient artefacts, which were unearthed during the last century.
  • Mevagissey

    Mevagissey

    Mevagissey comes from the towns of St Meva (Meva) & St Issey (Issey) and is the largest fishing village in Mevagissey Bay. With its twin harbours Mevagissey has an unbroken tradition of boat building since 1745.
  • Millbrook

    Millbrook

    Millbrook is an old Cornish village on the Rame Peninsula, often described as the forgotten corner of Cornwall. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty with quiet secluded beaches, magnificent scenery and spectacular walks.
  • Mullion

    Mullion

    The pretty village of Mullion on the Lizard Peninsula is a haven of peace and tranquillity from which to enjoy clifftop walks and to visit neighbouring sandy coves. There are plenty of specialist shops and cosy inns for you to experience.
  • Newquay

    Newquay

    If you are looking for a traditional family holiday with sand, surf and fish & chips, then this is the place to be. A great choice of places to eat out and plenty of nightlife, should you require it, means that all family members will have a holiday to remember!
  • Padstow

    Padstow

    It would be hard to find a more scenic and diversified holiday destination. Conveniently located for visiting both counties of Devon and Cornwall it will provide an ideal base for families and couples alike.
  • Penzance

    Penzance

    Easily reached via a good travel network the lively town of Penzance will provide a variety of interests throughout the year. The temperate climate enables you to enjoy the many secluded coves around the area and a trip to the Scilly Isles will provide unforgettable memories.
  • Perranporth

    Perranporth

    Families will enjoy the many attractions Perranporth has to offer and you will find plenty to fill your days here and in the surrounding area. Centrally located for visiting many parts of Cornwall it is the ideal location for a seaside break.
  • Polperro

    Polperro

    An enchanting ancient fishing village, Polperro has stood up against the ravages of time. With a charming medley of cottages, built by the local fisherman of days gone by, this beautiful Cornish destination is brimming with character.
  • Polzeath

    Polzeath

    Situated along the North coast of Cornwall, Polzeath is a popular surf destination. Nestled within the Camel Estuary, its Atlantic swells and golden sandy beach make this beautiful coastal get-away the perfect holiday haven.
  • Port Isaac

    Port Isaac

    An unspoilt picturesque fishing village, centrally located for visiting surrounding areas. Sandy beaches and stunning scenery are all within easy reach.
  • Portreath

    Portreath

    A traditional family seaside resort with plenty of attractions and breathtaking scenery just a short drive away. Nearby sandy beaches are a paradise for surfers.
  • Praa-Sands

    Praa Sands

    Long sandy beaches with plenty of facilities for families to enjoy. The nearby coastal footpath gives access to plenty of scenic walks.
  • Sennen

    Sennen

    Located at the farthest point of Cornwall, Sennen can boast of one of the most beautiful white sand beaches in the country. Popular with surfers, this stunning coastline still retains the charm and atmosphere of a traditional fishing village.
  • St-Agnes

    St Agnes

    St Agnes offers a broad spectrum of year-round activities for all the family. Beautiful scenic walks and glorious beaches for the more energetic, mining heritage, art and craft shops to explore, all adds up to a perfect location.
  • St-Austell

    St Austell

    St Austell itself is a meeting of old and new Cornwall, of ancient narrow streets to now smart pedestrian precincts and fine shops, including a lot of high street brands.
  • St-Ives

    St Ives

    For generations a haven for Internationally renowned artists, poets and authors seeking inspiration, romantic St Ives offers a truly cultural experience with over 40 galleries hidden within the warren of cobbled streets.
  • St-Mawes

    St Mawes

    St Mawes is an exquisite harbour side village on the end of the Roseland Peninsula, along the south coast of Cornwall. Being positioned in the gulf stream the climate in St Mawes is remarkably mild in the winter so this is an appealing all year round holiday destination.
  • St-Neot

    St Neot

    St Neot nestles in a sheltered valley on the edge of Bodmin Moor and is the second largest parish within Cornwall.
  • Tintagel

    Tintagel

    Many people return to this magical area year after year as there is always something new to experience. Due to the central location you will find plenty of fascinating areas for the whole family.
  • Truro

    Truro

    In the centre of Cornwall lies the Cathedral City of Truro, served by excellent road and rail links. Pretty Georgian streets and a bustling commercial centre blend to make an excellent base from which to visit the many beautiful beaches on offer.

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