Embrace Cornwall's Natural & Cultural Charm

Beautiful place to stay, amazing countryside views and a short drive to various beaches. Would highly recommend. - Ellie - 2023

Your Gateway to Cornwall's Wonders

Nestled on the Cornish North Atlantic Coast, just 3.5 miles from Perranporth Beach, our luxury lodge serves as your gateway to Cornwall's enchanting locales. From pristine beaches like Crantock and Holywell Bay to vibrant towns such as Falmouth and St Ives, you're perfectly positioned to experience the best of Cornwall.

Whether you're keen on outdoor adventures like walking, cycling, and surfing, or you wish to visit renowned attractions like the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the Eden Project, or the mesmerising St Michael’s Mount, every day promises a new adventure.

Cornwall's Scenic Doorstep

Discover Nearby Attractions and Scenic Spots

Eden Project: "Iconic biomes of the Eden Project housing diverse ecosystems in Cornwall."

Eden Project: "Iconic biomes of the Eden Project housing diverse ecosystems in Cornwall."

Botallack Mine: "Ancient Botallack Mine structures on Cornwall's rugged coastline, a Poldark filming location."

Botallack Mine: "Ancient Botallack Mine structures on Cornwall's rugged coastline, a Poldark filming location."

St Michael’s Mount: "Historic castle atop St Michael’s Mount island during low tide in Cornwall."

St Michael’s Mount: "Historic castle atop St Michael’s Mount island during low tide in Cornwall."

Surfing on the North Cornish Coast: "Surfers catching waves at Fistral Beach, Newquay, the heart of British surfing."

Surfing on the North Cornish Coast: "Surfers catching waves at Fistral Beach, Newquay, the heart of British surfing."

Penzance’s Jubilee Pool: "Art deco design of the Jubilee Pool in Penzance with sea in the background."

Penzance’s Jubilee Pool: "Art deco design of the Jubilee Pool in Penzance with sea in the background."

St Michael’s Mount: "Historic castle atop St Michael’s Mount island during low tide in Cornwall."

St Michael’s Mount: "Historic castle atop St Michael’s Mount island during low tide in Cornwall."

Lost Gardens of Heligan: "Lush greenery and pathways in the Lost Gardens of Heligan, a renowned botanical garden."

Lost Gardens of Heligan: "Lush greenery and pathways in the Lost Gardens of Heligan, a renowned botanical garden."

Crantock Beach: "Serene view of Crantock Beach with its expansive sandy shores and gentle waves."

Crantock Beach: "Serene view of Crantock Beach with its expansive sandy shores and gentle waves."

Holywell Bay: "Sunset view looking out over the serene waters and expansive sands of Holywell Bay."

Holywell Bay: "Sunset view looking out over the serene waters and expansive sands of Holywell Bay."

Falmouth: "Harbour view of Falmouth, showcasing boats, the marina, and the vibrant town atmosphere."

Falmouth: "Harbour view of Falmouth, showcasing boats, the marina, and the vibrant town atmosphere."

St Ives: "Panoramic view of St Ives with its charming harbour, sandy beaches, and historic buildings."

St Ives: "Panoramic view of St Ives with its charming harbour, sandy beaches, and historic buildings."

Perranporth Beach: "Golden sands and turquoise waters of Perranporth Beach, a popular destination in Cornwall."

Perranporth Beach: "Golden sands and turquoise waters of Perranporth Beach, a popular destination in Cornwall."

Visit Cornwall for a comprehensive guide to the region's wonders.

Cornwall's Culinary & Cultural Journey

Savour and Explore the Region's Rich Heritage

Beyond its scenic beauty, Cornwall boasts a rich tapestry of culinary delights and cultural experiences. From traditional Cornish dishes that tantalise the palate to historic sites and art galleries that narrate tales of old, there's a depth to Cornwall waiting to be explored. Embark on this enriching journey by diving into our Cornish Cuisine & Culture page.