Self Catering Holiday Accommodation
Constantine Bay - CornwallComfortable
well-equipped first floor flat with:-
- Views to Trevose Head and the sea.
- 250 yards from
golden sandy Constantine Bay beach, and within walking distance of Treyarnon Bay,
Booby's Bay and Trevose Golf Club.
- Close to Coastal Footpath, beautiful
cliff walks with good bird watching.
- Car parking space and large, well-kept
garden for relaxation.
- Good centre to tour Cornwall for attractions such
as the Eden Project, National Trust properties, and Rick Stein and Jamie Oliver
restaurants.
- The Camel Trail for cycling starts in nearby Padstow.
Constantine Bay is a beautiful bay, changing
daily and with the seasons, sometimes a gentle surfing beach, sometimes stormy
with all the force of the Atlantic. ACCOMMODATIONFlat
12 at Sandhills is 250 yards from the sea and the surfing beach.
It is equipped with cooker, fridge, microwave, washing machine/dryer, TV/DVD/Freeview
Plus in the open plan kitchen/dining/living area. The
bedrooms, one double and one twin, are both equipped with TVs and bed linen
is supplied. From the front bedroom, and from the balcony
off the living room, there are views across Trevose Golf Club to Trevose Head
and the sea. There is a large lawned communal garden
with benches for relaxing, and a large gravelled car park with one allocated space
for Flat 12. LOCATIONJust 400 yards
up the road is Constantine Bay Stores, catering for daily needs, such as newspapers
and food (although there is a Tesco in nearby Padstow). Next door is the
Constantine Bay Surf Store, where surfing equipment can be hired or purchased
and surfing lessons can be booked. Fine dining and beauty treatments are available
at the Treglos Hotel, just up the road, and at Trevose Golf Club.
Just over a mile away is St Merryn village, where
you will find restaurants, cafes, Fryer Tuck's Fish and Chip shop and
the Chinese takeaway. The two pubs in the village are the Farmers Arms
and The Cornish Arms (recently acquired by Rick Stein), which provide
family meals. Three miles away is Padstow, where there are many
good restaurants and pubs, and other attractions such as the Camel
Trail, the Camel estuary, historic Prideaux Place, boat and speedboat
trips, and a crazy golf course.
Sport is well catered for in
the area, with Trevose Golf Club, one of the premier national courses,
just up the road, and cycling on the Camel Trail starting in nearby Padstow,
where bicycles can be hired. Horse riding can be booked at Tresallyn Stables,
just outside St Merryn village. Constantine Bay itself is of course
one of the best national surfing beaches, while those preferring gentle swimming
can find pools at the Treglos Hotel and at Trevose Golf Club. From
the beach the Coastal Footpath can be taken left towards Bedruthan and
Newquay, or right to Padstow. Wildlife including birds such as Peregrine
Falcons, Gannets and Skylarks, and animals such as hares, foxes, badgers, seals
and dolphins may be seen in the area. Buses to Newquay and Padstow
can be caught from outside Constantine Bay Stores. Constantine
Bay is a good centre for touring, with Padstow just three miles away,
and the National Trust properties of Lanhydrock, Trerice and Carnewas (at Bedruthan
Steps - excellent Cream Teas!) nearby. There are famous restaurants within reach,
such as Stein's Seafood Restaurant in Padstow and Jamie Oliver's Fifteen in Newquay.
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