Self Catering Helford Passage. Self Catering Lizard Peninsula. Cornwall. Holiday Accommodation in Lizard Peninsula

Flat at Helford Passage - Helford Passage

TARIFF 2009

Prices range from £250 to £530 per week Non smoking No pets One allocated car parking space (towels NOT included) Weekly lets run from Friday 4pm to Friday 10.00am

Self Catering Holiday Cottage Helford Passage

Lizard Peninsula
Flat at Helford Passage sleeps 2 people

• Heated outdoor swimming pool (May to October)
• Ferry across the river to Helford, and Frenchman's creek
• Trebah and Gendurgan Gardens are within walking distance - or by ferry
• Helford Passage is on the South West Coastal path
• On the site of the famous Ferryboat Inn where good food is served daily
• Boat hire from the pontoon on the beach and Sarah's shop on site for gifts and basic provisions.

This ground floor apartment is only yards from the beach at Helford Passage and enjoys all the facilities this wonderful location offers.

The accommodation, which sleeps two, comprises one twin bedded room, lounge, kitchen and large bathroom with bath and shower and heated towel rail. A cot is available if required.

There is a television with Sky Freesat, video and DVD player, radio/CD. The kitchen has microwave, cooker and fridge/freezer. Outside there is a storage box with chairs and mats for the beach and an outside patio area with table and chairs. Beds are made up for guests' arrival (towels NOT included) and weekly lets run from Friday 4pm to Friday 10.00am

The Helford River is the soft side of the Lizard, far removed from the ragged cliffs and treeless heath. Here you can find secluded villages, sub-tropical gardens and waterside taverns where you can relax and watch the river flow. Take one look at the mysterious winding inlet of Frenchman's Creek, and you'll know why Daphne du Maurier used it as the setting for her romantic tale of piracy and smuggling. The creek is best reached by a footpath, indeed much of the area can only be enjoyed on foot. Explore by car and you'll get mere tantalising glimpses of this tranquil wooded river-world. Peaceful villages stowaway in the folds of this landscape. Explore Helford, with its riverside inn; the ancient churches of Mawgan, Manaccan and St Anthony; and Gweek, once a Roman port, today a charming clutter of boatyards and quays, and home to the renowned Seal Sanctuary. From the pretty villages of Constantine and Mawgan, you can meander down gladed footpaths to creeks such as Porth Navas or Polwheveral with their oyster beds and yacht moorings.