Cornwall

For craggy coves, traditional fishing villages and aquamarine waters.

The exterior of Doyden House, which contains the Rumps apartment, Port Quin, Cornwall

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We have over 100 self-catering holiday cottages in Cornwall sleeping two to twelve people. From sea view cottages close to Padstow and Port Isaac, to cliff-top retreats on the Lizard Peninsula we have a wide range of cottages for holidays in Cornwall.

Stay at one of our holiday cottages in Cornwall this year and discover some of the most stunning scenery in the UK.

Exterior of Durgan Old School House, Cornwall, and sea view

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Beach and sea view cottages in Cornwall

Secluded coves, calm estuaries and dramatic Atlantic swells; no matter the landscape, you’ll be guaranteed a sensational sea view with these specially selected cottages.

A dog walker on the beach at Penrose Beach Cornwall

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Dog-friendly cottages in Cornwall

Those craggy coves and vast headlands make Cornwall a haven for dog walking. And with a 630 mile-long coastal path with dog friendly beaches along the way, there’s no need for pup to miss out on your adventures.

Oudoor dining table and view of exterior at Bosloe in Cornwall

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Large cottages in Cornwall

Gather the group for a memorable stay in Cornwall. Sleeping up to twelve people, these cottages are ideal for group holidays in Cornwall. Choose from luxurious country manor houses to stylish riverside apartments.

A view of Kynance Cove, Lizard, Cornwall

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Bothies and bunkhouses in Cornwall

Stay at one of our bunkhouses and you'll be in a prime location for exploring the best of Cornwall. Located near the South West Coast Path, they're ideal for large groups on a walking break.

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Camping in Cornwall

There's no better way to enjoy the outdoors than to camp under the stars. Here are some camping sites in Cornwall for inspiration for your next camping holiday.

Family exploring the cycle trail at Lanhydrock, Cornwall

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Cycling holidays in Cornwall

Home to woodland cycling trails that nestle in a Victorian country estate, an 18-mile disused railway line known as the 'Camel Trail', as well as miles of unspoilt Cornish countryside.

Two visitors using walking poles explore the South West Coast Path at Penrose, Cornwall

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Walking holidays in Cornwall

Go on set and discover the turbulent seascapes and rich mining history showcased in BBC's Poldark. Venture along the South West Coast Path for a rollercoaster walk through sweeping headlands and winding creeks.

Surfers in wet suits leaving the water and walking up the beach at Holywell, Cornwall

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Surfing in Cornwall

Cornwall's coastline is littered with surfing beaches, producing some of the most consistent swells in the UK. Busy Newquay has become the surfing mecca of the UK, often with packed out beaches.

Visitor kayaking on the sea off Middle Beach, Studland, Dorset

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Canoeing and kayaking in Cornwall

Take to the water and explore the stunning wooded creeks of Cornwall. There are various places to launch your own canoe as well as self-hire and guided trips to join.