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.

February half term is almost upon us, and as usual Cornwall has masses of activities and things going on to entertain the whole family, regardless of what the weather throws at us! Here are a few of our favourites…

Now that the Christmas decorations have been packed away and the last of the mince pies eaten, it’s time to embrace the new year and start making plans! With a whole year stretching ahead, just waiting to be filled with holidays and adventures, here’s a handy overview of the main school holiday dates to enable you to plan your breaks away. You’re bound to find the perfect self-catering accommodation in our fantastic selection of properties on the north Cornish coast and can use the dates as a guide either to book a seaside holiday for all the family when school’s out, or alternatively a quiet Cornish coastal get-away during term time!

Make the whole family happy with a self-catering holiday in Cornwall this year. Whether it’s your first holiday with a young family, or you’re bribing your older teenagers to still come away with you, a self-catering break in Cornwall ticks all the boxes for a memorable get-together with your loved ones.

After the build up to the festive season and excitement of Christmas Day itself, there are several days of ‘downtime’ before the New Year’s celebrations get underway. This Twixmas period refers to the days betwixt Christmas and New Year.