West Cornwall is a feast of beauty

The West Cornwall coastline from St Mawes around Lands End to Portreath offers immense variation in character. Falmouth, one of the world's largest natural deep harbours, is home to the National Maritime Museum and working around Falmouth Bay to the Lizard and the Helford River, one of the world's beauty spots, provides very pretty wooded creeks and sub tropical gardens. The Lizard Peninsula, the most southerly point in the UK, boasts countryside which has been least affected by the passing of years with its population mainly concentrated on the old fishing villages tucked into the cliffs. 

From the famous artistic culture of St Ives to the dramatic coastline of the Penwith Peninsula, one visit to West Cornwall will keep you coming back for more. It is also home to some of the most spectacular beaches in the UK. 

For an alternative experience visit the Minack Theatre, carved into the coastal cliff overlooking the glorious Atlantic Ocean. Exposed to the elements, it will be a moment of your life you’ll never forget. The charms of the sea tempt a distracted glance from even the most gripping performance.

As has been the same for hundreds of year’s fisherman still head out to sea daily from sheltered harbours of Mousehole and Mullion into the unpredictable seas of the English Channel and return back home with boats laden full of fresh fish to sell to the local restaurants.

We have a great variety of holiday cottages in West Cornwall so there is sure to be one to suit your desires.