Cottages in West Cornwall

With miles of golden beaches and a rich maritime history, West Cornwall is a unique holiday destination full of exciting places to visit and things to do. If you are planning a trip to St. Ives or anywhere across West Cornwall, a self-catering holiday cottage offers the freedom to explore at your own pace, while enjoying all the benefits of a modern holiday home. 

Our selection of holiday homes in West Cornwall offers a suitable accommodation for every occasion, with properties in popular locations such as St. Ives, Looe and Penzance. Indeed, whether you are looking for a cottage large enough to accommodate the whole family, or a cosy bolthole for a romantic break – we’ve got you covered.

If you are interested in a traditional holiday by the sea, we have a wonderful selection of coastal properties all along the shore of West Cornwall and beyond. Several of our holiday apartments rest almost directly on the beach and offer breathtaking views out over the sea.

While some of the beaches across Cornwall do have restrictions for dogs, there are over 40 beaches in the west of the county, many of which welcome pets at any time during the year. These include the 150-metre Gwynevere sandy beach; Lambeth Walk, which sits almost within the centre of St. Ives; and Green Bay – a charming, secluded beach on Bryher Island in the Isles of Scilly. If you are travelling with a pet, we have a fantastic selection of dog-friendly cottages that can accommodate one or more pets. 

To experience West Cornwall in real style, why not consider one of our exclusive luxury cottages? These hand-picked properties offer all the amenities you would expect from a self-catering cottage, as well as special extras including impressive views, fully enclosed gardens and private hot tubs. Be sure to have a browse through our luxury accommodations to book a truly unforgettable West Cornwall holiday!

Visiting West Cornwall 

West Cornwall is deservingly one of the UK’s most popular holiday destinations, famed for its miles of golden beaches and fascinating local culture. The region is popular with everybody from daring surf enthusiasts to families travelling on seasonal holidays and with no shortage of local attractions – there really is something for everyone. 

The town of St. Ives is often considered to be the jewel in the crown of Cornwall and certainly has a lot to recommend it as a first-rate seaside resort. While St. Ives enjoys a traditional maritime heritage, the town is also famed for is vibrant support for the arts. There are numerous museums and art galleries housing wonderful works and displays, including the famed Tate St. Ives – a must see for anyone with even a passing interest in art.

Another popular seaside location in West Cornwall is Carbis Bay, which is well-known for its charming sandy beach and picturesque walks. 

Further afield and just a short drive from West Cornwall is the iconic Minack Theatre. Whether you have an interest in the performing arts or would simply like to sample the theatre’s impressive architecture and views, the Minack Theatre is an unmissable addition to the cliffs over Porthcurno beach.

With such a diverse wealth of things to see and do, it should come as no surprise to learn that West Cornwall is also home to a tempting selection of food and drink options. These include everything from the extravagance of the Tregenna Castle Restaurant & Brasserie to the charming The Old Coastguard restaurant in Mousehole – and not forgetting excellent local fish and chips! 

If you would like to learn more about everything Cornwall has to offer, take a moment to enjoy our local travel guide and you’ll soon find reasons to visit West Cornwall time and again. 



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