Cottages in Cornwall
Uncover beautiful beaches, rolling countryside, and grand landmarks full of history with a stay in a charming self-catering holiday cottage in Cornwall. From dog-friendly cottages surrounded by a patchwork of fields to cottages by the sea with uninterrupted views that promise beach days and coastal strolls aplenty, we have something for every kind of Cornish holiday. Fill your days with breathtaking walks through scenic landscapes - complete with hearty pub stops and ice creams, of course - before returning to your cosy cottage for a soak in a bubbling hot tub or a starlit meal in a flower-scented garden. Read more
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7 nights from £415
Robinsons Cottage
61601 bedroom self catering cottage in Mullion, West Cornwall.
A sweet and well-appointed cottage set within a secluded and enchanting country estate, near all the prime locations for exploration on the Lizard peninsula. It's the perfect pad t...
7 nights from £415
Bochym Manor
7 nights from £3141
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Col Ros
61545 bedroom, dog friendly cottage with sea views in Mullion, Cornwall.
Situated in a truly privileged position towards the end of a private clifftop lane and set in a stunning mature and beautifully maintained sub-tropical gardens, this enchanting hom...
7 nights from £1471 *
Wringford Cottages
7 nights from £5038
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7 nights from £980
Hollyhocks
61523 bedroom, dog friendly cottage near the beach in Kingsand, Cornwall.
Wind your way along the quiet country lanes to this charming rural retreat, tucked away in Cornwall's breathtakingly beautiful "forgotten corner". Boasting wonderful views of the s...
7 nights from £980
7 nights from £653
Cuckoo Cottage
61412 bedroom, dog friendly cottage near the beach in St Agnes, Cornwall.
This bijou bolthole has luxurious interiors and is set in a fabulous location in the heart of St Agnes. Cuckoo Cottage is a charming, terraced cottage which has been thoughtfully c...
7 nights from £653
7 nights from £1434 *
The Rathgowry
61465 bedroom holiday cottage with sea views in Falmouth, South Cornwall.
Just moments from Gyllyngvase beach in Falmouth, this grand semi-detached, townhouse offers an elegant blend of early 20th Century design and contemporary luxury. Formerly owned by...
7 nights from £1434 *
7 nights from £690 *
Trelynden
61584 bedroom, dog friendly cottage near the beach near Marazion.
Set in the heart of the much-loved village of Goldsithney, Trelynden is an impressive granite faced home full of space, warmth and so comfortable for eight lucky guests. This prope...
7 nights from £690 *
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Tregoose Farmhouse
60855 bedroom thatched cottage with sea views near Truro, South Cornwall.
This enchanting 'picture postcard' cottage in the tranquil setting of Devoran is the kind of place where you arrive and then instantly relax. Surrounded by beautiful Cornish countr...
7 nights from £1040 *
7 nights from £1898
The Old Dairy
61435 bedroom, dog friendly cottage near the beach in Kingsand, Cornwall.
Gather family and friends to create cherished holiday memories at The Old Dairy, our delightful holiday cottage for up to 10 guests set on the beautiful Rame peninsula, Cornwall's ...
7 nights from £1898
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Holidays in Cornwall
Whether you love nothing more than relaxing on the beach or uncovering fascinating historical sites that date back thousands of years, holidays in Cornwall have something for everyone.
Beaches in Cornwall
With over 400 beaches to choose from and many magical tidal pools, Cornwall’s glittering coastline calls to those who love salt-kissed days surrounded by turquoise waters. North Cornwall boasts dramatic cliffs and some of the best surfing beaches in the UK, while the south coast promises sweeping sandy beaches ideal for family holidays. In West Cornwall, discover a wild mix of heather-topped granite cliffs and secluded beaches with mini lagoons and powder-soft sand. Enjoy a sun-soaked beach day or explore a stretch of coastline with a breathtaking walk along the South West Coast Path, dipping down to suntrap beaches as you go.
Things to do in Cornwall
Home to a rich history and lots of wonderful family-friendly attractions, holidays in Cornwall can be as jam-packed or relaxed as you like. Fascinating castles, including the iconic coastal fortress of St Michael’s Mount, promise an in-depth look at Cornwall’s past while towering engine houses add a dramatic silhouette to the coastline. Along the Cornish coast, you’ll find a variety of picturesque seaside towns and quaint fishing villages full of quirky shops and restaurants, from the bustling streets of St Ives (see our harbourfront webcam for a sneak peek) to the historic harbour of Falmouth (view our webcam for a live look at what’s going on). With an assortment of National Trust gardens and the famous Eden Project on your doorstep, you’ll be spoilt for choice for memorable days out with the family.
Places to eat in Cornwall
Making the most of its fantastic natural larder and stunning coastline dotted with working fishing villages, Cornwall’s restaurants and pubs are a true celebration of local fare. Numerous Michelin starred restaurants have taken root across the country, with Port Isaac, Padstow, and Porthleven all boasting a mouth-watering mix of fine dining options. From historic inns on Bodmin Moor to cosy watering holes in the middle of the beach, Cornwall boasts a lip-smacking selection of pubs, with roaring fires and Sunday roasts turning a quick visit into a leisurely afternoon. For those looking for an even more relaxed atmosphere, a visit to one of the county’s many beach cafés will reward you with home-cooked treats and glorious sea views, while a calendar of food festivals ensures there's always something tasty going on.
