Paradise Park is a wildlife sanctuary in Hayle, Cornwall, featuring over 1000 birds and animals, conservation programs including red squirrels and red pandas, a miniature railway, and seasonal bird shows.
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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.
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.
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.
Pendennis Castle is a historic 16th-century artillery fort near Falmouth, Cornwall, built by Henry VIII as part of coastal defence. Visitors can explore the original Device Fort including the keep, gun platforms, and extensive ramparts with bastions, as well as later defensive structures and batteries. The site offers a blend of indoor castle tours and outdoor historic fortifications overlooking the Carrick Roads. It is managed by English Heritage as a tourist attraction with a rich military history spanning several centuries.
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.
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.
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.
This accommodation is a unique holiday property converted from a WWII operations bunker, situated in a rural countryside setting near notable landmarks and beaches in West Cornwall, providing a peaceful and distinctive holiday experience.
Porthcurno is a scenic beach in Cornwall featuring soft white shell sand, turquoise seas, and a freshwater stream, with coastal walks and historic landmarks nearby. It has seasonal lifeguard cover and a beach access that includes steep steps and a sandy slope with rope handrail. Dogs are restricted in summer months.
This cottage is set in the quiet rural hamlet of Newtown on the Lizard Peninsula in west Cornwall, offering a peaceful and scenic stay close to countryside, coastal walks, and local wildlife.
Halliggye Fogou is a well-preserved Iron Age underground stone tunnel complex in Cornwall, managed by English Heritage, open to the public free of charge and notable for its archaeological significance and WWII history.
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.
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.
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.
An hour-long guided outdoor tour of Trerice’s gardens explores the site’s archaeological and architectural history, including notable features and archaeological finds.
This cottage offers a family-friendly coastal holiday retreat near Whitesand Bay with scenic sea views, set in historic converted Victorian properties with shared natural grounds.
This Grade II listed Regency-style town house with Gothic Revival features is located within a short walk of central Penzance and its attractions, offering accommodation across three floors with original period details and a shared south-facing garden.
This bungalow is set within the scenic grounds of a historic Manor House near Penzance, suitable for couples or small families with one pet, offering a peaceful and welcoming setting amidst the countryside with shared indoor heated swimming pool and private parking.
Trereife House is a family-run historic estate in Cornwall with restored manor house and gardens, offering private tours and accommodation, steeped in Cornish history and poetic heritage.