Self-catering accommodation

Small and large parties welcome
Maximum 15 people

Open all year

Whether you are looking for a relaxing family seaside break or for an exhilarating surfing experience, Perranporth is the perfect holiday location and is also ideally situated for visiting the whole of Cornwall.

View from the cliff over Perranporth beach

Its superb 3 mile long beach of golden sand has been rated as one of the finest beaches in the country.

Perranporth is one of the top surfing beaches and surfboards, wetsuits and accessories are available for hire from the beach and town. With its golden sands and rock pools, Perranporth is also an excellent family beach.

Perranporth Golf Club's 18 hole course magnificantly sited on the cliff top and designed by the Open Champion, James Baird, is well worth a visit.

The coastal path runs past Tregundy Farmhouse and leads to the charming old mining village of St Agnes (3 miles) and on to Newquay, offering spectacular views over the North Atlantic and as well as bracing sea air.

The Perranporth Airfield offers flying tuition, self-fly hire and, in the summer season, scenic trips for holiday makers.

The park and gardens in Perranporth include a boating lake, hard and grass tennis courts and a bowling green where visitors are always welcome. There are also riding stables close by which cater for both the novice and the more experienced rider.

There is a cycle route from the ancient quays at Devoran to the harbour at Portreath along old Mineral Tramways. Cycles can be hired from Bissoe Tramways Cycle Hire.

Newquay (6 miles) offers many attractions including the Blue Reef Aquarium, which features a stunning coral reef display viewed from an underwater walk through tunnel, and Newquay Zoo which won a Silver Award for Visitor Attraction of the Year 2005.

• The renowned Eden Project (a 20 minute drive)
  
• The Lost Gardens of Heligan
  
• Trerice nr Newquay (National Trust)
• Tregothnan Garden nr Truro - private visits by arrangement
• Trelissick Garden nr Truro (National Trust)
  
• Caerhays Castle, Gardens and Beach (English Heritage)
• The Lappa Valley Steam Railway - where you can take a 2 mile ride on a 15" gauge steam train through beautiful Cornish countryside to East Wheal Rose
• The National Maritime Museum at Falmouth
• St Ives with its world renowned art galleries including the famous Tate Gallery
• The Minack Theatre - an outdoor theatre in a stunning coastal location
• St Michael's Mount at Penzance (National Trust)
• Lands End and The Lizard Peninsula

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