Holywell Bay Holiday Cottage with Stunning Sea Views Near Newquay & Perranporth, Cornwall
- sleeps 4 to 6 people

The Self-catering Holiday Accommodation:

Ground floor entrance to:

Lounge/Diner - Spacious open plan room (24' x 16' approx.). Lovely south-facing bay window gives this room a light and airy feel. Sky TV, Ninteno Wii, video & DVD player with film library. CD/radio & selection of CDs. Leads on to:

Kitchen - with ceramic hob, double oven with grill, microwave, toaster, 'fridge with freezer compartment, and good selection of utensils.

Master bedroom (15' x 14' approx.) - king-size bed; leads on to luxury shower room/ wc (shared with bedroom 2). Cot available for use in either bedroom. From lounge/diner, stairs (with moveable stairgate) lead up to:

Bedroom 2 (26' x 14' approx.) - double bed and two bunk beds; sliding door leads to: Balcony (10' x 10' approx) - with fantastic view of the beach and headland.

Other Facilities:

Drive with parking for up to 2 cars. Gardens - patio adjacent to the Villa (with table & chairs, rotary clothes line); steps down to lower garden where you will find children's play equipment, including play house, rocker, and toddler bikes. Large paddling pool put up during hot weather.

For those bad weather days, we provide a good range of games and books for all ages, even a toy cupboard for the little ones.

Services:

All bed linen, towels (except beach towels), heat and electricity are included. Tea towels and cleaning items are provided in the kitchen. The washing machine in the main house may be used for a charge of £5 per load, including detergent. Babysitting service available.

Holywell Bay

Apart from the marvellous beach, Holywell has two pubs offering food and entertainment, also 2 beach shops. A short drive up the hill (15-20 minute walk) is Holywell Bay Fun Park, with fun for all the family, also an 18-hole Golf Course (Par 3 - no handicap necessary).

Two minutes drive out of Holywell, you will find the beautiful village of CUBERT, with its distinctive church. Cubert has a post office/general store, a bar & restaurant, tea room, fish & chip shop, and pub with good food and real ales.

Across the A3075 you will find the village of ST NEWLYN EAST, with its historic church, excellent butcher's shop, the Lappa Valley Railway and the National Trust property Trerice.

HOLLYWELL BAY & NEWQUAY - Around & About Cornwall’s Premier Coastal Escape

Holywell Bay is one of Cornwall’s most spectacular coastal locations, renowned for its vast golden sands, rolling Atlantic surf, and dramatic dunes that form part of the protected Penhale Sands system. Situated just a short drive from Newquay, this stunning area offers a perfect blend of peaceful seaside scenery and easy access to some of Cornwall’s most popular attractions. The beach is framed by rugged cliffs and open countryside, making it a favourite for walkers, photographers, surfers, and families seeking a classic Cornish holiday experience.

The surrounding area offers an excellent range of activities and attractions. On the scenic approach towards Newquay, visitors will find a well-established coarse fishing centre set in tranquil countryside surroundings, ideal for relaxed fishing days. Nearby, equestrian enthusiasts can enjoy horse riding stables on the outskirts of Newquay, offering guided treks that explore the beautiful River Gannel estuary, a peaceful and wildlife-rich environment where salt marshes meet tidal waters.

Newquay, just 10 minutes away, is Cornwall’s most famous seaside town and a world-class surfing destination. Known for its vibrant energy, the town combines golden beaches with a lively atmosphere, making it popular with both families and younger visitors. Newquay boasts a wide range of attractions including Newquay Zoo, home to exotic and endangered species, the immersive Blue Reef Aquarium showcasing marine life from local waters and beyond, and Waterworld, a fun-filled indoor waterpark. The town also offers Dairyland Farm World, an interactive countryside attraction perfect for families, alongside excellent shopping, restaurants, cafés, and a thriving nightlife scene. Sports enthusiasts can also enjoy the town’s well-regarded tennis club, which welcomes visitors and non-members throughout the year.

Just a short drive in the opposite direction lies Perranporth, another of Cornwall’s most beautiful coastal resorts. Famous for its sweeping three-mile sandy beach, Perranporth is ideal for swimming, surfing, sunbathing, and long coastal walks. The town itself offers a selection of traditional pubs, local cafés, and essential shops, along with a convenient doctor’s surgery for visitors staying in the area. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy the challenging 18-hole links course, which provides breathtaking views across the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding dunes.

A little further afield, approximately 15–20 minutes from Holywell Bay, is the cathedral city of Truro, the administrative and cultural heart of Cornwall. Truro offers a wide variety of high-street and independent shops, fine dining restaurants, and cultural venues. Visitors can enjoy performances at the Hall for Cornwall theatre, catch the latest films at the cinema, or make use of the modern leisure centre and ten-pin bowling facilities. The city’s stunning cathedral dominates the skyline and adds a sense of historic charm to this bustling shopping and business centre.

For an unforgettable day out, the world-famous Eden Project is located just 45 minutes’ drive away. One of Cornwall’s most iconic attractions, the Eden Project is set within a reclaimed clay pit overlooking St Austell Bay. This extraordinary site features massive biomes housing tropical rainforests and Mediterranean landscapes, where visitors can explore plant species, fruits, and flowers from across the globe. The Eden Project is widely regarded as one of the UK’s most important environmental and educational attractions, offering a unique and immersive experience for all ages.

• Golden sandy beaches at Holywell Bay, Newquay & Perranporth
• World-class surfing and coastal walking routes along the South West Coast Path
• Family attractions including zoos, aquariums, and waterparks in Newquay
• Horse riding and fishing experiences nearby in peaceful countryside settings
• Golfing, pubs, cafés, and local amenities in surrounding coastal towns
• Cultural experiences and shopping in Truro, Cornwall’s cathedral city
• Day trips to the Eden Project and other major Cornwall attractions