It's only a few weeks to go until the kids are off for the school summer holidays and it's not too late to make the most of it and book your summer holiday to Cornwall, read on to see our pick of remaining holiday home availability in Perranporth. Families can look forward to spending time together on the beach and, with any luck, enjoying the hot summer weather.

With the next school holidays just around the corner we’ve been thinking about some of the wonderful events and things to do in Cornwall over the May half term. Here’s our pick of some of the best things to do in Cornwall over May Bank Holiday weekend and half term.

The country’s top surfing talent is coming to Perranporth over the May Bank Holiday weekend when our local beach hosts the English National Surfing Championships. The event puts the spotlight on Perranporth as a first-class surfing destination - not only for the professionals, but for beginners and improvers too. To welcome this major surfing event we’ve put together this guide on where to watch, learn and go surfing in North Cornwall.

Here on the North Cornwall coast we’re geared up for accommodating your four-legged friends… because your dogs love a holiday as much as you do! Read on for all the information you need on dog friendly beaches in Cornwall and the forthcoming dog bans and restrictions, so you can find the best dog friendly beach in Cornwall for your pooch!

Cornwall is known for its coastal beauty, miles of sandy beaches, sheltered coves, craggy cliffs and spectacular sea views. With more than 250 miles of coast path and over 300 beaches, there is so much to discover and explore. Whether you like to appreciate the scenery along a coastal walk or prefer to sit and gaze at a sea view over dinner and drinks, we have some favourite spots from which to take in the Cornish coastal landscape.

The spring flowers are budding, bunnies are hopping, lambs are leaping and the shops are filling up with chocolate eggs. It’s not long now until the Easter holidays in Cornwall. Easter is the first big holiday of the season here in Perranporth and throughout Cornwall. It’s a time when families make the most of the school holidays to take a break in the far South West. Some come for a long weekend, while others stay for a week or two to indulge in Cornish beach life and springtime scenery.