Cornwall is one of the most loved holiday destinations in the UK. Famous and well-known for many things including its picturesque fishing villages, beautiful seaside towns, renowned beaches and the award-winning Eden Project, which is one of Cornwall’s most prestigious attractions welcoming millions of visitor each year from all over the world. Holiday accommodation in South West England are plentiful, with cottages in Cornwall and apartments in seaside resorts particularly sought after during summer months. Read more
This detached cottage rests in Cornwall and can sleep twelve people in six bedrooms.
"This fabulous detached house rests in Tudhoe, County Durham and can sleep ten people in five bedrooms."
"This superb holiday home rests in Praa Sands, Cornwall and can sleep ten people in five bedrooms."
"Seastar is a stylish, spacious holiday haven resting on the North Cornwall coast in the village of Pityme near Rock, sleeping 10 guests in four bedrooms."
"Sparrows Nest in Carbis Bay, Cornwall, sleeps ten guests in five bedrooms."
Pen-Y-Thon House rests in Summercourt and can sleep ten people in five bedrooms.
"This detached property rests within Mawgan Porth bay and sleeps up to 22 people, in nine bedrooms. "
Cornwall covers an extremely large area (including the North and West districts) made up of different regions and locations, providing holiday makers with a choice of areas to stay. Some of the more popular Cornish resorts include Newquay, Bude, Padstow, Perranporth, St Ives, Lands End, Penzance, Portleven and Helston, where many of the best holiday cottages in Cornwall can be found
Additionally, there is a variety of landmarks, attractions, historical sites, art scenes and activities to get involved in. Surfing, water-sports, walking trails and historical tours are just a few of the popular choices, aside quality restaurants such as: Silks Bistro & Champagne Bar – Newquay, River Life Cafe and Bistro – Bude, Rojano's in the Square – Padstow, The Garrack – St Ives
Traveling to this West Country paradise has never been easier. The most common and convenient way to get to Cornwall is by car, as most people holidaying are from other parts of the UK (within suitable driving distances). Alternatively, catching a flight into Newquay, estimated just over an hour’s flight time from London, or taking a scenic train journey are also excellent ways to start the great Cornish cottage holidays. Back To Top
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