Newquay Zoo in Cornwall is a conservation-focused zoo spanning 13 acres, home to nearly 1,000 animals of 36 species. Visitors can explore diverse exhibits such as African Savannah, Tropical House, and Gems of the Jungle walkthrough aviary. The zoo offers educational programmes, on-site food facilities, and activities suitable for children, emphasizing species conservation and biodiversity.
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Driftwood Cottages - The Stables by the Sea
This offering is a converted holiday cottage located seconds from Porth beach, situated in a peaceful courtyard with easy access to a local pub and scenic coastal path.
Crantock Beach in North Cornwall offers a stunning outdoor experience with long sandy beach, dunes, and wildlife-rich grasslands. Visitors can enjoy coastal walks, wildflower displays, and seasonal lifeguard safety. There are refreshments available at the car park kiosk, dog walking is welcomed, and child-friendly areas like the beach and dunes provide fun for all ages.
Newquay is a popular seaside town in Cornwall known for its extensive sandy beaches, renowned surfing conditions, rich historical sites, and vibrant cultural events, including major music festivals and spaceport activities.
A spacious detached 200-year-old barn conversion set on a pheasant shooting estate in a peaceful rural location, suitable for multiple families and nature lovers, with ample grounds and a historic character.
This charming historic accommodation is set within a former 12th Century chapel near the River Camel, featuring a cosy living area with woodburner and a south-facing communal garden accessible through unique French doors.
Pencarrow House & Gardens is a historic Georgian house with Grade II* listed gardens offering guided tours, extensive outdoor gardens including woodland and a lake, and facilities like a café and children's playground. Visitors can enjoy a rich collection of portraits and antiques indoors, while exploring outdoor formal gardens and natural features.
Join Lanhydrock’s House Team and Head Gardener to explore rare and historic books from the collection and discover what they reveal about 17th-century gardening, the house and its former residents.
An 18th-century holiday cottage located right on the edge of Portmellon Bay offering cosy accommodation for three guests with lovely sea views and shared garden and patio areas.
A stylish first-floor apartment in the historic village of Charlestown offering accommodation for 4 guests with two bedrooms, a balcony with outdoor seating, and private onsite parking within a World Heritage Site setting.
This small, characterful old Cornish cottage is located in the heart of the historic village of Port Isaac, just steps from the harbour, with narrow steep stairs and limited headroom reflecting its traditional charm.
This detached holiday cottage is an 18th-century Grade II listed barn conversion, set in a quiet secluded hamlet with private parking and a south-facing private garden featuring a small folly.
This holiday home is a ground-floor eco-lodge near Carbis Bay beach in West Cornwall, offering a private and peaceful retreat with access to indoor and outdoor pools, a gym, spa treatments, and on-site dining facilities.
This accommodation is a converted wing of a Grade II listed mansion located on a 42-acre private estate within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near St Ives, Eden Project, and Falmouth, offering a homely and peaceful stay in a scenic countryside setting.
Godrevy is a coastal headland in Cornwall featuring a historic lighthouse, popular surf beaches, rich wildlife habitats including seabirds and seals, and managed by the National Trust with access to walking paths and a café on site.
ARC is an 18th-century restored historic manor house in St Issey near Padstow, offering a stylish and homely private retreat with extensive indoor and outdoor space, accommodating up to 26 guests across 12 ensuite bedrooms in a peaceful rural setting close to coast and countryside.
St Breock Downs Monolith is a prehistoric standing stone in Cornwall, notable for being the largest and heaviest menhir in the region, dating back to the Late Neolithic or Early Bronze Age. Visitors can explore this ancient stone set on a cairn atop St Breock Downs, showcasing significant prehistoric ritual heritage.
This is a 250-year-old farmhouse near Newquay, suitable for a family seaside holiday with a large enclosed garden and private parking, located close to the coast and countryside.
Trerice House is a historic Tudor manor near Newquay, Cornwall, featuring an elaborately rebuilt 16th-century house with extensive gardens. Owned by the National Trust, it offers visitors a glimpse into the history of the Arundell family and Tudor architecture within landscaped grounds.
An hour-long guided outdoor tour of Trerice’s gardens explores the site’s archaeological and architectural history, including notable features and archaeological finds.
Erin Lodge is a first-floor apartment in a historic grade II listed building offering scenic views of Falmouth Harbour, close to the town centre and waterfront, with a bright and quirky interior and a private garden.
Enys Gardens is a 30-acre historic garden and woodland near Penryn, Cornwall, featuring beautiful outdoor spaces, accessible facilities, a cafe, a shop, and occasional house events. It offers trails for children and free admission to Historic Houses members.
Falmouth is a historic port town in Cornwall, England, known for its deep natural harbour, maritime heritage, cultural institutions, and scenic coastal beaches, attracting tourists for its arts, history, and waterfront activities.
A charming three-storey former fisherman's cottage in Mevagissey with rustic charm, close to the harbour and village centre, offering a cozy and unique coastal retreat.
Caerhays Castle & Gardens in Cornwall offers world-class exotic gardens with historic Nash mansion at its heart, featuring extensive outdoor gardens and indoor castle tours. The venue is mostly wheelchair accessible and pet friendly, includes a café and shop, and welcomes visitors for garden exploration and guided castle tours during specified seasons.
This 15th-century manor house is located within National Trust land in a peaceful Cornish hamlet near the coast, offering a scenic and historic setting for family stays with outdoor activities like walking, surfing and pony trekking nearby.
Holywell is a coastal nature reserve in North Cornwall featuring a long sandy beach, ancient historical sites including an Iron Age cliff castle and a Bronze Age barrow, and a holy well accessible at low tide. It offers outdoor activities like walking, surfing, and wildlife spotting, with seasonal lifeguard cover and a beach kiosk for refreshments. Dogs are welcome and facilities include accessible toilets and parking.
Grade II listed holiday cottages set in a picturesque Georgian harbour village close to the harbour, restaurants, pub, and sandy beach, featuring a small garden and traditional character.
Tregrehan is a sheltered botanical garden in Cornwall featuring a temperate rainforest with champion trees, a glasshouse range, and a walled garden. Visitors can enjoy both outdoor woodland and garden experiences as well as relaxing indoor spaces with refreshments. The site is mostly wheelchair accessible and offers group tours and light refreshments onsite.
St Austell is a historic market town in Cornwall known for its china clay industry heritage, local brewery, cultural landmarks, churches, and proximity to popular tourist attractions like the Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan.
A charming former chapel cottage set in a peaceful rural valley with panoramic woodland and countryside views, close to walking and cycling trails and surrounded by private grounds.
A spacious Victorian villa in the village of Lelant near St Ives, featuring a large enclosed garden, proximity to dog-friendly beaches, and a historic coastal setting.
A cosy 19th-century converted Victorian cottage near a sandy beach in Cornwall, suitable for couples or small families with pet-friendly and child-friendly features, set in a historical coastal location with garden access to the beach.
The Dodman is Cornwall's highest south coast headland featuring an Iron Age promontory fort, historical signal house, and a large granite cross. It offers scenic coastal walks, beaches, and nature watching opportunities, ideal for outdoor exploration and family activities.
Cellars Cottage is a spacious retreat located on a private estate on the Roseland Peninsula, suitable for large families or groups, offering private sea access, mooring, and scenic surroundings in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Castle Cottage is a three-bedroom detached property set in secluded countryside near the Cornwall coast, offering a peaceful retreat amidst abundant wildlife and scenic natural surroundings.
Carne and Pendower beaches in Cornwall offer sandy shores, coastal walks, and historic sites including an Iron Age settlement and Cold War bunker. Facilities include accessible toilets, concession catering in warmer months, designated dog areas, and parking with charges. The site is family-friendly and open year-round from dawn to dusk.
An exhibition in Trelissick’s West Library traces the house’s development from a modest farmhouse to a riverside estate, exploring its changing architecture and the families who lived and worked there.
Puffin Burrow is a historic 18th century fisherman's cottage in the Cornish village of Portmellon, offering a romantic coastal retreat with uninterrupted sea views from multiple areas, including two patios. It is situated near a quiet sandy beach and traditional village amenities in a tranquil setting.