Holidays in Praa Sands
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cottages in Praa sands Where to stay - book your holiday in Praa Sands
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The
Beach at Praa Sands is a very popular holiday destination with
one mile of golden sands, a golf course and a southerly aspect - all
combined with panoramic coastal views.
Praa sands beach has a number of popular
restaurants, cafes and pubs serving food and drink throughout the
day. There is also live entertainment during the summer period at
the "Sandbar".
The Coastal Footpath runs along the edge
of the cove, with stunning walks to east towards Rinsey Head and then
along to Porthleven Harbour,
where you will find numerous cafes, restaurants and pubs. In the opposite
direction you will reach the stunning, Kenneggy
Cove, Prussia Cove and Perranuthnoe.
At low tide Perranuthnoe is a predominantly sandy beach with some
shingle popular one with surfers - well know for its surf, throughout
the year.
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The Cornwall Online Guide - Holiday Rental properties
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Sleeps: 4 max.
Holiday Apartment in:Marazion
Nearest Beach:
0-1 mile
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Two Holiday Apartments with views directly towards St. Michaels Mount, one of the most visited National Trust properties in the British Isles. It is only two minutes walk from the waters edge. Holiday Apartments - with sea views, Sleeping 2 and 4 people
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Sleeps: 5 max.
Location: Penzance
Nearest Beach:
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High quality Victorian holiday cottages, maisonettes and holiday apartments in the prime Mounts Bay location of Marazion. 50 yards from beach. Superb panoramic bay views of St Michaels Mount, Mousehole, Newlyn, Penzance. A selection of the finest self catering accommodation available. Sleeping 2 - 5 people
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Holiday apartments opposite the beach in Marazion. Superb sea views and location next to St Michael's Mount - 2026 Availability now online
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Sleeps: 6 max.
Location: Ludgvan nr Marazion, Mounts Bay
Nearest Beach:
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Three Luxury Self-catering Holiday Homes in Mount's Bay Cornwall. - The Tea House (slps 2) , The Cabin (slps 3+), Shepherd Hut (Slps 2), Set in 5+ acre sub tropical woodland gardens, with numerous paths & wild running track. Only 5 mins from sea & famous St. Michael's Mount. If you enjoy GEORGE CLARKES AMAZING SMALL SPACES, you will love these x3, a cosy Barn conversion, Scandinavian LogCabin, & our latest Eco build over-looking an amazing lily pond, all with private parking.( Eco Hot Tubs in Our Shepherds Hut and The Cabin ).
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Sleeps: 8 max.
Suitable for Large Groups
Cottage Location:
Porthleven
Nearest Beach:
0-1 mile
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Holidays in Porthleven, Cornwall, offer a captivating blend of rugged coastline, working harbour charm, and laid-back village life. Nestled around a deep, natural harbour carved into serpentine rock cliffs, this picturesque fishing port retains an authentic character often lost in more tourist-driven towns. The village heart revolves around the inner harbour, where colourful fishing boats bob alongside sleek yachts, framed by granite quays and weathered stone cottages painted in soft coastal hues. The harbour mouth itself is dramatic – guarded by a sturdy Victorian pier and lighthouse, it witnesses powerful Atlantic swells crashing against the defences, especially thrilling during winter storms. Yet, on calmer days, the sheltered harbour beach becomes a sun-trap, perfect for paddling or building sandcastles. Beyond the harbour, explore winding, steep lanes lined with independent galleries showcasing local artists, cosy pubs serving fresh crab sandwiches and pints of Cornish ale, and bakeries fragrant with pasties.The surrounding area is equally enticing. Walkers are drawn to the South West Coast Path, offering breathtaking cliff-top vistas stretching towards Lizard Point or Praa Sands. Surfers find reliable breaks at nearby beaches like Praa Sands or Rinsey Cove. History buffs can explore ancient tin mines dotting the cliffsides or visit the imposing Godolphin Estate inland. Evenings bring stunning sunsets over the harbour, often enjoyed with fish and chips on the quay or seafood in a harbourside restaurant. Porthleven’s magic lies in its balance: a vibrant working port humming with activity, a haven for artists and foodies, and a gateway to Cornwall’s wild coastal beauty all wrapped in an atmosphere of genuine, unhurried charm.
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