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Explore golden beaches and craggy coves, walk the South West Coast Path and discover Cornwall's mining history, tropical gardens and thriving local food culture.
Surfing in Cornwall
Near Polzeath, North Cornwall
Located on the northern coast, Polzeath's gentle waves make it ideal for beginners. Low tide reveals a vast stretch of golden sand which, by sunset in the height of summer, turns into a real surfer's hangout.
Pentireglaze East Cottage
A simple Victorian farmworker's cottage with far-reaching sea views from the garden.
Pentireglaze West Cottage
One of the best cottages to stay for scenic walks with the north Cornwall coast in sight.
Overhaven
A spacious, rural cottage with lots of original features and views to the Stepper Point lighthouse.
The Old Farmhouse
Surround yourself with farmland and countryside views in this rural cottage, just a 10-minute stroll to the sandy beach of Pentireglaze Haven.
Stepper View
A cosy two bedroom cottage on the north coast of Cornwall with views of the ocean and towards Polzeath.
Pentire Head Farmhouse
A handsome Cornish farmhouse with space to gather, perched on the Pentire headland for beaches, walking trails and wildlife.
Pengirt
Forming one half of a beautifully restored historic farmhouse on the wildlife-filled Pentire headland, there’s sea views for miles from this truly special spot.
Near Porthleven, West Cornwall
Porthleven's powerful swells are not for beginners. The right-hand reef break produces fast, deep channel waves. To the left there's a smaller reef break producing less powerful waves. If these are too daunting, head nearby Praa Sands, which handles smaller swells in the right conditions.
Whitstone Cottage
A traditional white-washed cottage with a thatched roof and a country rustic interior.
Bar Lodge
A stay with a view, this remote hideaway perches just above Loe Bar Beach.
Degibna Lower Pentire Barn
A sophisticated barn conversion with a timber-frame ceiling and views over Carminowe Creek.
Near Constantine Bay, North Cornwall
The northern coastline of Cornwall, close to Padstow, is made up of lots of small bays, making it perfect for mini-surfers. For the biggest swells though, head to Constantine Bay where waves break left and right in mid and high tides. If the surf is inconsistent here, you're guaranteed better swells in surfer's paradise Newquay, which is only a 30-minute drive.
Skipper's Cabin
A cosy shepherd’s hut in a secluded valley close to Porthcothan beach.
Porth Mear Cottage
This traditional Cornish cottage has views for miles over countryside and out to Trevose Head.
Trescore
Cosy up near the woodburner in this two-bedroom coastal retreat as the sun descends below the horizon.
Tom Parsons' Hut
A tiny smuggler's cabin on the edge of one of the most beautiful beaches in Cornwall.