Cornwall is one of the most popular holiday destinations and not just for the surfer! With it's year round mild climate everyone can enjoy the delights Cornwall has to offer from the sheltered coast of South Cornwall to the golden sands and rolling waves of North Cornwall. Cornwall is full of myths, legends, history, heritage, arts and culture.
A fantastic contemporary apartment overlooking Newquay
Horizons features a superb location overlooking Newquay’s town centre with sweeping views across the coastline. The centre is a few minutes walk as are some of the best beaches in the area. No. 16 is a second floor apartment with balcony and on-site there is an indoor pool, gym and sauna. This property is excluded from late availability discounts.
A 5 star apartment with fantastic sea views only 2 minutes from Fistral Beach
2 Headland Point offers luxury accommodation close to the Headland Hotel and Fistral Beach. Finished to a high standard, this apartment features fantastic sea views from the living room and patio area.
Superb accommodation with excellent onsite facilities
Lakeview Country Club is an exclusive destination with a Scandinavian style. There are 3 acres of fishing lakes in a picturesque setting, surrounded by wildlife.
A fantastic contemporary apartment overlooking Newquay
Horizons features a superb location overlooking Newquay and the coast beyond plus onsite facilities including a gym and indoor swimming pool. No. 13 is a second floor apartment with balcony.
Typically centered around Newquay, North Cornwall offers much more than just surfing. Its rolling waves, dramatic coastline and family friendly beaches characterize the North coast of Cornwall. Away from the beach there is a wealth of history to uncover and amazing scenery to discover whilst walking the South West coastal path and countryside.
Newquay
One of North Cornwall’s most popular destinations has to be Newquay attracting more people to join the surfing culture. Beaches such as Fistral, Towan, Perranporth, Watergate Bay and Whipsiderry are among the favourites for this exhilarating sport, while Porth, Lusty Glaze, Tolcarne and Hollywell Bay are perfect for families.
South Cornwall
A more sheltered coastline, South Cornwall has picturesque valleys sweeping down to the sea where they are punctuated with quiet coves and sandy beaches. The towns of Looe, St. Austell, and Truro offer some fine accommodation and are the perfect base to explore Cornwall.
Letting a holiday cottage in Cornwall
If you are interested in buying a second home in Cornwall for holiday rental contact us on 01803 855282.
Typically centered around Newquay, North Cornwall offers much more than just surfing. Its rolling waves, dramatic coastline and family friendly beaches characterize the North coast of Cornwall. Away from the beach there is a wealth of history to uncover and amazing scenery to discover whilst walking the South West coastal path and countryside.
