Whitsand Bay View

As always, we have the best time while we are staying at Bay View. The views are fantastic, absolutely love it! Even if the weather is against us, while looking out of the beautiful bifold doors it feels like you are on a cruise with the panoramic view of the Sea. Kay Clayton Regular Visitor...

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Stunning property that definitely did not disappoint. View beautiful sunny or stormy. Very comfortable, steps to property not a problem, parking excellent especially for one car, two maybe a push, but definitely doable, also plenty of road parking as an option. Newly opened Silas Cove bar and restaurant excellent and would definitely recommend it, for drinks after a walk or a meal, food amazing, atmosphere very welcoming, 5 minute walk from house, especially if you cut through the lane on the left hand side as you go down the hill. Beach area at bottom of road good for a walk, it was fairly quiet mostly dog walkers late Sept. We loved the area to visit the local cornwall villages, most fairly close and roads pretty good, mostly wide enough for two cars. No local shop to walk to so we had a shopping delivery which worked very well. We will definitely return soon....

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We have had a great stay last week, house is super, what you see on site is what you get ! Thanks ! Leo & Angie from Holland

Whitsand Bay View has stunning views from all of the main living areas and front garden. We found the steps easy to manage and there's a handrail. The property is very well furnished and fitted out. The housekeeping was excellent. Very comfortable beds. It's well placed for some great coastal walks, we enjoyed the walk into Downderry, a great meal at the Inn on the Shore and the bus trip back to Portwrinkle. Lovely walks around Rame Head, Cawsands and Kingsands. Looe is worth a visit and there's plenty of fresh fish to buy....

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We enjoyed our stay at Whitsand Bay View very much, beautiful property with great sea view (all the way to Eddystone Lighthouse). Great location and ideal to explore the Rame Peninsula and other areas in East Cornwall.