Cornwall is a region where beauty is the norm. The wild grasslands swathe through a lush valley of rivers and forests, they lead to some of the best-known coasts around the globe. It is a must-visit destination for tourists, Cornwall is culturally distinct and geographically distinct from the other areas of the country providing a place that is both familiar and alien. Unique Celtic heritage, world mining history, stunning nature, and the tradition-based language, traditions, and foods all create a brand new definition of unique.
One of Cornwall’s most sought-after locations You can explore the area in more than one way throughout your time there, by indulging in a bit of luxury. So, when you’re done with a full day of rest and exploration and exploring, you’ll find the perfect cottage with everything you need to enjoy total comfort, convenience, and a unique sense of “me” time. To meet your requirements with style, our homes can be adapted to each individual’s needs no matter if you’re in search of ample space for the family or a private beach getaway, or a cozy country retreat for you and your dog.
Noordhoek
A paradise for beach lovers, Noordhoek is a magnificent house that offers a view of the front line over and over the North Cornwall coast. With glass-like edges and texture stone, it is located just 10 steps from the reed-lined access to Porthcothan Bay, where it’s being developed into a lively resort house.
Built to the very highest environmental standards, walk through the front door and discover an impressive design that impresses you right from the moment you step inside. The spacious layout is ideal for hosting 16 guests in the main residence and a separate Annexe. Every element has been planned to accommodate multi-generational families The interiors have an energetic industrial feel all over.
A wood fire pit with two sides occupies the center of attention in the sunken lounge. It offers more views of beautiful gardens or the sea and an inviting retreat after a day at the beach. As the sun sets take a glass of wine from the larder in the walk-in and relax with a sundowner while admiring the gardens or the beach.
Porthleven View
Porthleven View is a luxurious contemporary house ideal for groups of friends to enjoy a holiday located in an enviable area. The house has an amazing open-plan living space, sparkling and hot tubs throughout, as well as two balconies facing south there is plenty of area to gather and unwind in a relaxed atmosphere. If you’d like to visit the surrounding area, Porthleven Harbour is just an easy walk away. It has a wide range of eateries, shops, and cafés for you to enjoy during the duration of your stay. For a more relaxing day, head to Praa Sands Beach to spend A day of relaxation by the ocean.
This gorgeous coastal house is the perfect blend of modern design and luxury throughout. The home is adorned by a grand stairway that opens to the contemporary entrance room where you can put away your coats and shoes in the evening after an active day.
Shun Lee
The property was featured in The Telegraph as the ultimate Cornwall Party House, Shun Lee is a stunning holiday house with unbeatable views across the pristine harbor that is St Ives – views that extend around the bay and continue up to Godrevey Lighthouse. The garden gate leads to the South West Coast Path and Porthminster Beach is just a few steps away.
With up to 14 guests sleeping over seven stunning rooms, Shun Lee makes for an unforgettable vacation and provides the ideal place to host special events and big group getaways.
Beautiful and vast, this magnificent property is full of fascinating history. The property was constructed in 1881. Shun Lee’s first owner and the master mariner William John Paynter, was employed off the coast of China and later became the captain of Jardine Matheson. Paynter was the first owner of the tea clipper named the Shun Lee in the year 1878 after which he moved to St Ives to build a residence named for his ship.
The Mill
The Mill is located on a 110-acre farm, and is one of the four houses on the property, The Mill is a semi-detached home in the beautiful Cornish countryside. The cottage is a cozy retreat that provides the perfect home for families that have children couples or groups of people who want a peaceful retreat in the countryside and yet still within accessibility to the beaches of Cornwall as well as the culinary delights. Spend your days enjoying picturesque strolls in the countryside, or along the coastline, and nighttime stargazing from the warmth of your cozy cottage.
Decorated with chic interiors and rustic décor, an ideal balance of original elements and contemporary style can be seen across the entire property.
Enter the bright and spacious entrance hall, the outdoor kitchen, and into the cozy living area. After a long day exploring then relax on the stunning orange sofas and relax in your living room in front of the television or read your favorite book while admiring the amazing landscape.
Abelia
With a stunning area, Abelia sits conveniently between Lelant and Carbis Bay, sleeping up to eight guests. It is luxury, stylish accommodation for your vacation to Cornwall It has everything you require for your holiday as a family.
If you are planning a family or a group vacation, Abelia is the perfect holiday home, featuring ample living space and a prime spot to discover West Cornwall. Enter the bright and spacious hallway that leads into the spacious, contemporary eating and kitchen area. You will find the top appliances that are ideal for hosting and preparing a delicious meal that everyone can enjoy as well as a huge round dining table for an evening of socializing over homemade food, and perhaps glasses of wine.
The first floor has an extensive living room that is furnished with three comfy and modern-day sofas, an enormous coffee table, as well as 55-inch wall-mounted Smart TV, ideal to relax and watch the latest film and not overlook the popcorn! There is a small bathroom that can be located on this floor. Abelia has underfloor heating all over the floor to provide extra luxury.
Juneberry
In a quiet corner among pines on the north coast of Cornwall, Juneberry is settled in peace and peace. The cottage was designed with passion and built using only the finest natural and sustainably-sourced materials the cabin, which is a luxury self-catering property offers a unique reclaimed paradise made filled with old-fashioned floral prints natural craftsmanship, eco-friendly qualifications – and all just two miles away from Brown sugar sands of Holywell Bay and the slick waves that make up Holywell Bay.
It was once the residence of a farmer who was self-sufficient, today a luxury, self-catering resort for two people, this romantic retreat located in Cubert can be the perfect spot for couples who want to take the fresh air of a country setting. An unintentionally sun-torn deck, a fireplace pit, a pool table, and no person to bother but the wildlife that lives there; woodland owls, hooting woodpeckers, and sluggish hedgehogs call this arid area their home. In the summer months, there’s lots to do in the sun however winter brings the comfort of a cozy escape from the blustery wind. The rough-luxe, feminine, and elegant design of this rustic cabin is sure to entice everyone who stays to get off the city’s slicks and go to Cornwall for the rest of their lives.
Ednovean House
The stunning design of the exterior Ednovean House is matched by breathtaking views over Mount’s Bay, St Michael’s Mount, and Mousehole. It was designed with big groups in mind, it’s a perfect spot to gather everyone together during family holidays or memorable stays.
The huge open-plan eating and kitchen area can’t be compared to any similar. It has a chic central island as well as a large dining area that can accommodate at least 14 guests this is the real piece of property. Enjoy a scrumptious dinner while the dining room is lit by midday sunlight and gaze out large sliding glass doors that frame the views of the sea.
The same grand, sociable space are the lounges with double ends. Surrounded by windows, as well as a contemporary fireplace and open flame gathering around to enjoy board games in the evenings while sunset sets over the night sky. A separate media space is available where the party can have a games room split off whenever they wish to as well as a study area for the moments of tranquility and tranquility.
Minack View
This stunning coastal house built with height, room, and light is sure to leave you breathless. You will be able to enjoy stunning views of the sea as well as a private, infinity-style garden, and an open living space ideal for families with multiple generations or groups of friends.
In a stunning setting with a breathtaking coastline and stunning beaches, Minack View has been thoughtfully planned with neutral hues as well as complementary blue shades to complement the stunning seaside locale. Skylights throughout the house provide plenty of light and the ceiling-to-ceiling windows provide breathtaking views from all angles. Spend time with your loved ones within the spacious living area or head outdoors into the garden infinity for a view of the ocean or walk along the shoreline to take a walk or swim.
Travel Guide in Cornwall
Cornwall is among the most sought-after tourist destinations, and it has plenty for all the family to take advantage of. It is known for its stunning beaches and serene towns, you can enjoy surfing at one of the stunning beaches, or go kayaking on the coast ruggedly. A popular destination for active vacations make sure to walk through the coastline coastal path or cycle along the Camel Trail from Wadebridge to Padstow. The area is filled with famous golf clubs like Launceston as well as Tehidy Park, as well as numerous attractions for families such as The Lost Gardens of Heligan, St Michael’s Mount, and the Tate St Ives.
The Most Popular Places to Visit in Cornwall
You can choose a coastal location for your family’s beach vacation, a place to take your most dog-friendly pet to go on a walk together, or the ideal spot to enjoy a romantic getaway Our luxury holiday cottages are situated near a variety of great locations to go in Cornwall.
Port Isaac
If you’re a lover of the Doc Martin television series you’ll immediately recognize Port Isaac as the setting for the Portwenn. Many visitors make their way there to have a tour of the filming sites like the house of Doc Martin located on top of the hill.
Port Isaac is a small yet lively Cornish fishing town and the majority of the surrounding area is classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a Heritage Coastline. The majority of whitewashed structures are from the 18th and 19th centuries the time when it was a bustling port that dealt with slate, lumber, and coal The narrow laneways are home to the appropriately known as “Squeezy Belly Alley’.
Port Isaac only has a small beach of shingle, so take a trip towards Polzeath in Polzeath, where the sand is golden, and the surf is great, or go to Daymer Bay which is popular with families, as well as people with pets. You can walk on the coast path up to Port Quin for views of the rugged coastline, a bit of kayaking, or view Doyden Castle which was featured in the television show, Poldark.
Boat trips on scenic cruises are an excellent way to take in the surroundings. When you return to Port Isaac, lovers of seafood must try the famous chef Nathan Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen on the harbor in front, or the more upscale restaurant Nathan Outlaw.
Padstow
The town is situated near the mouth of the Camel River, the pretty coastal town of Padstow has been voted one of the most popular destinations in Cornwall for those who love food. In the middle of this popular holiday destination are a functioning fishing harbor and a charming collection of old fishing boats along with merchants’ residences as well as winding roads that take you into the waters below.
There’s plenty to dine in this area, including some of the most renowned eateries which have earned the town the reputation of being a gourmet location. Padstow is also an ideal place to start cycling or coastal walks, as well as boat excursions, whereas stunning sandy beaches with golden sand and water sports are just the walking distance of a few minutes walk or driving distance.
Padstow is where you will find the beginning (or ending) of the Camel Cycle Trail for rides across the Cornish countryside. Walkers can stroll along the gorgeous South West Coast path. Take a boat trip on the sea by taking a cruise to the coastline for a trip of a lifetime and dolphin watching or fishing. Transfer by ferry into Rock and walk through the gorgeous beach that is Daymer Bay and Polzeath, which are both great for surfers who are just starting.
St. Ives
St Ives is one of the most well-known tourist destinations in Cornwall and is a great destination for families because there’s plenty to explore and enjoy. The seaside town is famous for its stunning Porthmeor Beach, which is widely regarded as being among the most beautiful beaches places to visit in the UK and is awarded the coveted Blue Flag status.
It’s a chic town that has an upscale, chic, and Bohemian atmosphere and a variety of excellent cafes, restaurants, and bars, as being a great selection of independent shops as well as vibrant art galleries, that are famous for. The stunning scenery is comprised of the old fishing port gold beaches, soft, flowing seas, and whitewashed homes. This is the ideal blend of beaches, culture as well as delicious food, and beautiful sea views.
If you’re looking for the best beach for swimming, sunbathing, or just relaxing and sunbathing, you will not be disappointed at Porthmeor and those who are curious can get a surf or paddleboard with St Ives Surf School, one of the top of its kind in Cornwall. Take a stroll along the harbor until Porthgwidden Beach, which is covered with beach huts, and to the headland referred to as the Island which is where breathtaking views are available in the 15th century St Nicholas Chapel.
Fowey
The city of Fowey is situated within a region that is an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, along the west shore of the Fowey Estuary, and offers all the ideal conditions to kayak and stand-up paddle board. The harbor is deepwater, which means Fowey is the most sought-after destination for sailors, who moor here during the summertime.
The narrow streets meander through medieval and Georgian structures, and historic landmarks are St Catherine’s Castle, which was a fort of artillery ordered in the reign of Henry VIII. Fowey also served as a major location for sea and air rescues in WWII, such as the D-Day assaults, and it was also where the writer was born, Daphne du Maurier.
Fowey is considered to be one of the most charming towns located in Cornwall and is ideal for walks along the coast. Enjoy a short walk down on the Esplanade that offers stunning panoramas as you walk down towards Readymoney Cove and St Catherine’s Castle. You can take the ferry across Fowey Estuary, and then head to the Polruan village. Polruan in which cottages are affixed onto the hillsides. There is a stunning panoramic view from the crest of the hill.
Portscatho
Portscatho is a tiny picturesque fishing village that overlooks Gerrans Bay on Cornwall’s Roseland Peninsula. With the warmth from the gulf stream, the climate is more mild than that of much across the UK and numerous Mediterranean as well as tropical plants flourish in the area, which adds its appeal.
It’s also very popular among sailors and yachters. The sailing club in Portscatho together with the clubs located at St Mawes and Portloe, host events and races during the entire season. In the Portscatho town center, there are many shops, including butchers as well as a grocer, gallery, and gift stores.
Mevagissey
Mevagissey is a tiny and charming fishing village in Southern Cornwall just 6 miles from St Austell. It is situated over Mevagissey Bay and flanked by Black Head and Chapel Point The coastal landscape in the area is spectacular. The classic Cornish street narrows and lively waterfront houses gallery shops, gift shops as well as some excellent bars and eateries, such as Fish and Chip shops that are housed inside buildings that were once home to traffickers.
Mevagissey’s history is rooted in pilchard fishing as well as the boats-building industry. Today, both boating and fishing are very popular in the town. Mevagissey can also be a good place to start exploring the area because many of the towns in Mevagissey can be reached in less than an hour.
Lizard Peninsula
The Lizard Peninsula in southwest Cornwall is the perfect place you can slow down to breathe clean air, experience wild nature, and unwind on quiet beaches. The entire area is surrounded by water, and only two roads to navigate, the area is not as developed as other areas of Cornwall this is what draws people to it. The area is also protected as a zone that is awash with wildlife with geological importance and International significance for its botanical diversity.
The cliffs protect whitewashed fishing towns while towards the north, there is the Helford River snakes through lush greenery and magnificent gardens. There are many activities to enjoy here, including hiking, horse riding and surfing, windsurfing, fishing, and sailing.
Isles of Scilly
The Isles of Scilly have been described as being similar to the Caribbean by their aqua-blue water, and the laid-back style of living. Just in the middle of Cornwall, this archipelago comprises several deserted islands. But of the five islands inhabitable, all of them have their distinctive characteristic.
Together, The Isles of Scilly provide visitors with a peaceful getaway and complete freedom which many call an ode to the past where life was more simple. Beautifully unspoiled and unspoiled, with a mild environment, the natural world thrives. When you reach the area by a small plane, helicopter, or even a boat, you’ll be able to feel that you’ve arrived at a place that is a mile far from everything.
Bude
Bude is among the best places in Cornwall to go surfing. Bude is a welcoming town, but small enough that you feel at home, but has many facilities and activities that are within reach. The lazy days of summer can be spent at the clean beaches which are ideal to bodyboard and surf while browsing the trendy shops and art galleries.
In Bude, you can take strolls along the coastline or a game of golf, visit the historic home, or enjoy an afternoon of fishing. Bude is located right in the middle of Devon, which makes it possible to discover both counties together during your luxury holiday or luxury cottage there.
The Best Times to Visit Cornwall
Any time you decide to go you will find beautiful walks that are worth taking, be it in the coastal paths during a cold winter day with stunning waves, and the woodland is daffodil-strewn in the spring.
There are plenty of summer activities to keep you busy including food festivals, sailing regattas, musical performances, and outdoor stage performances. Locally, there are quirky events like “Obby’s ‘Oss” day in Padstow and a gorgeous torchlight parade in Porthleven.
The nights are drawing into the fall, we are witnessing the first apple harvest, which is an ideal opportunity to taste cider, with designated festivals that celebrate. Relax with a good book at an annual literary festival. If you’re a surfer the fall season is a great season to take a dip in the outdoor pool or the ocean also.
The Most Popular Things to Do in Cornwall
Cornwall is a popular holiday spot in which you can take pleasure from beaches and the coastline along with the tranquil country. With an array of attractions and do to aid you with planning your vacation, we’ve created the top 10 most enjoyable things to take part in.
A visit to Cornwall should include a trip to one of the beaches. You can find an area to go paddle boarding, build sandcastles or enjoy surfing or just take in the scenery There are plenty of beaches to choose from.
Explore the top Cornish beaches
The top thing they do when on vacation in Cornwall is to soak in the sun by the sea. With beaches everywhere and those who love the sand and surf are sure to be delighted.
There’s a lot to pick from, from remote places to family-friendly areas. The renowned Fistral Beach is one of the top surf spots across Europe along with Watergate Bay, with its variety of surf schools is ideal for surfing the Atlantic waves.
Be creative in St Ives
St Ives is a delightful coastal spot with its delightful bookshops and trinket shops, along with pastry shops and ice cream shops. The bohemian vibe of the town is further enhanced by the beautiful beach, though the beach could be quite busy between July and the month of August.
The laidback nature that is St Ives makes it a place to be for artists also. There is the Tate St Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden must-sees of all fans of the culture.
Gardens galore
The Cornish climate is a great place to be. Not only is the area an ideal location to enjoy all things beach-related however, the climate is perfect for a variety of plant species, which includes exotic and rare species to flourish.
Choose from a variety of grand or botanical gardens. We particularly like the lush and green Lost Gardens of Heligan, where you can find a wide range of activities, such as the outdoor stage and walks with wildlife.
The Eden Project
One of Cornwall’s best-known places to visit is The Eden Project. The eco-friendly, educational center is home to a variety of activities, outdoor gardens including sculptures, a forest canopy walk, and one of the most famous indoor biomes, which nurture an array of species and flowers, which bloom in different varieties throughout the entire year.
It’s a haven from the of the world, this place has enough for the entire family to be busy for the entire day. And when it’s time to dine, you’ll find a dining area that is large and has meals made from local products and locally grown ingredients.
Minack Theatre
Take a trip to an outdoor theater during your vacation in Cornwall. The glorious weather in Cornwall makes Minack Theatre a popular destination. Minack Theatre is a popular tourist attraction.
The cliff-top, open-air venue is an absolute delight for performances both in the evening and during the daytime. Near Land’s End, the theatre has a view of its view of the Atlantic Ocean and puts on shows for everybody no matter if you’re looking to see The Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, catch a live music show, or schedule tickets for a guided tour at night.
Gorgeous landmarks
Cornwall is an enormous area. Therefore, rather than trying to do everything within the course of a single trip, you should consider putting your stay in a location that is best suited for what you want to experience.
What about booking a luxury Cornish home near one of the most famous places? It’s Land’s End, England’s westernmost point, or The Lizard, the southern point in the UK. Additionally, St Michael’s Mount and its castle and causeway blocked by the tide are worth a visit for those who love history or the legendary gigantic’s Bedruthan Steps too.
Cornish Seal Sanctuary
If you’re a lover of animals be sure to check into the Cornish Seal Sanctuary. It is located on the banks of the Helford River, the charity center rescues and rehabs adorable seal pups across the Cornwall coast.
This is the perfect option for tourists looking to take advantage of Cornwall’s climate while protecting nature and giving to the environment. When you purchase tickets for the seal center, you have the opportunity to observe marine creatures, like seals, sea lions as well as penguins nearby without causing any harm to the marine habitat or sea-dwelling locals.
Tintagel Castle
An ancient fortress situated on Tintagel Island, this gorgeous area in northern Cornwall is believed to have a history dating back to the Roman period. People visit the site for its remains but remain for breathtaking panoramas. Sea, cliffs, and a lot of historical sites: make the perfect imagination-fuelling part of your trip.
The Last Words About Luxury Villas in Cornwall
In the end, Cornwall is a great place to go for a luxurious experience. If you’re seeking an escape to the sea or a more rural getaway, there’s a wide selection of high-end holiday homes to pick from in Cornwall. With its breathtaking beaches, beautiful countryside as well as a rich and fascinating history, Cornwall is a truly amazing and unique destination to explore. From luxurious facilities to stunning views the experience of staying at one of the villas with luxury located in Cornwall is sure to be unforgettable. Therefore, why you not indulge in an extravagant getaway and reserve a room at one of the luxurious villas available in Cornwall now?
