Cadgwith Cove Cottages Tel. +44 (0) 1326 290764 Email: covecottages@aol.com

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The Lizard peninsula, the most southerly part of mainland Britain, might have been deliberately designed as an ideal holiday destination. Within just a few square miles it offers sandy beaches, spectacular cliff walks, unspoiled fishing coves, thickly-wooded creeks and inlets, rolling farmland and a wide expanse of open moorland. It is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and you can easily see why. The climate is mild and frost is rare. Daffodils flower as a commercial crop in January and the cliffs and hedgerows are ablaze with wild flowers from February to June. There are spells in October and November as warm as any in midsummer.

Do come to see and enjoy all that this wonderful area has to offer. And try especially to come out of season when the roads are quieter and you will have the beaches and cliffs all to yourself.

Our small agency started over 10 years ago with just a few cottages in Cadgwith, our home base. Our aim has always been to offer a friendly, personal, local service to all our visitors. We have expanded steadily ever since and now offer cottages all around the peninsula. VisitBritain, the national tourist board, now recognizes us as a Quality Accredited Agency. This means that we are trusted to personally inspect all our cottages every year and make sure they all comply with national standards. They do vary in the degree of luxury they offer, but our descriptions and rental prices reflect this.

If you are looking for a holiday of true old-fashioned simplicity surrounded by scenery of breathtaking beauty, then look no further. Just settle down to the problem of which cottage will suit you best.

Places to visit and see on the Lizard Peninsula

Sandy beaches: Kynance Cove, Kennack Sands, Poldhu, Coverack, Polurrian, Gunwalloe.

Villages and places of interest: Cadgwith, Porthleven, Mullion, Coverack, Porthallow, St Keverne, Porthoustock, Helford River, Frenchman's Creek, Port Navas, Durgan, Manaccan, Goonhilly Downs.

Interesting towns: Helston, Falmouth, St Ives, Newlyn, Penzance, Truro.

Gardens nearby: Trebah, Glendurgan, Trengwainton, Trelissick, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, The Eden Project.

Things to do: For the more energetic, there is golf (at Mullion), short golf (at Helston), horse riding (from Ruan Minor), cycling (from Mullion), fishing (boat trips from Cadgwith), diving (at Porthkerris or Cadgwith) and surfing (best at Porthleven and Kennack Sands).

Events: 6th May, Helston Flora Day. 2nd July, Ruan Minor Vintage Rally. Mid July, St Keverne Ox Roast. All August, Regattas and fishing festivals in the area. Every Tuesday night, Folk singing in Cadgwith Pub. Every Friday, traditional maritime singing in Cadgwith Pub. At Christmas time most Cornish villages are decorated with fairy lights at night and on Christmas Day there is swimming at Cadgwith and Coverack.

LOTS OF LATE JULY OFFERS STILL AVAILABLE

Tremerlin

For general enquiries, please contact
Debbie Collins
Cadgwith Cove Cottages
Ocklynge, St. Ruan
Helston, Cornwall TR12 7JS
Telephone +44 (0) 1326 290764
Email: covecottages@aol.com

A few notes.

We are a Quality Assessed Agency and inspect our cottages each year. They do vary in the level of luxury they offer and the rental prices reflect this.

All cooking (except in Rose Cottage and Tremerlin) is by electricity.

All cottages have colour TV.

Duvets and pillows are supplied for all beds.

There is a Spar store in most villages. The nearest supermarkets are Tesco and Somerfield - in Helston.

Where bed linen is not included in the rental, it can be supplied on request for £7.50 per person per week. Please note, cot linen is not provided.
You always need to bring your own towels, face cloths and tea towels unless otherwise stated.

Electricity is either included in the rental supplied via a £1 coin meter or key meter.

Mobile phone reception is poor in many parts. There are public call boxes and most pubs have a payphone.

There are few street lights. A torch may be useful if you are not used to utter darkness and a skyful of stars.

Most cottages are old, built long before the days of damp-proof courses and cavity walls, many have low beams, narrow or steep stairs and uneven floors – we do try to warn you before hand. Please keep your cottage well ventilated to avoid condensation problems. You may notice rather more insects than you are used to at home!

Pets are allowed in cottages where stated at the extra charge of £15.00 per pet per week.

Single beds are 3 foot and double beds are 5 foot unless otherwise stated.