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TARIFF 2008
Prices per week
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9-23
February
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£225
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28
June - 5 July
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£460
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23
February -
22 March
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£195
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5
- 12 July
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£490
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22
-29 March
(Easter)
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£295
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12
- 19 July
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£510
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29
March - 3 May
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£250
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19
- 26 July
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£530
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3
- 17 May
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£300
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26
July -
30 August
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£670
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17
-24 May
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£320
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30
August -
6 September
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£530
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24
-31 May
(Whitsun)
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£450
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6
- 20 September
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£350
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31
May - 7 June
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£370
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20
September -
4 October
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£300
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7
- 14 June
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£390
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4
October -
1 November
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£250
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14
- 21 June
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£410
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1
November -
20 December
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£195
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21
- 28 June
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£430
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20
December -
3 January (Xmas / NY)
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£350
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Please contact us for details of
off peak SPECIAL DEALS
(including long weekend / shortbreaks).
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Holywell Bay - Newquay - Cornwall
All-inclusive Luxury Self Catering accommodation
(sleeps 4-6)
Ideal for your traditional family beach
holiday
PC PROVIDED with
FREE BROADBAND INTERNET ACCESS
- Quiet location between the bustling towns of Newquay and Perranporth,
on the rugged North Coast .
- A few strides from the beach path, and just a short walk to the beach
- Enjoy the expansive sandy beach, and see if you can find the magical
'Holywell'
- Surfing - Coastal Paths - Stunning Views over this National Trust
area
- Rock pools, a freshwater trout stream, and sand dunes for the children
- Newquay 10 minutes, Truro 20 minutes, Visit the fabulous Eden Project
45 minutes by car Non-smoking Pets welcome by prior arrangement
Welcome to the Holiday Villa, the ideal location for your
self catering holiday in Cornwall. The villa is situated just a short
distance from the beach making it the perfect destination for your family
holiday.
The 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, 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
netted trampoline, play house, slide, 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.
Facilities at Holywell Bay
Apart from the marvellous beach, Holywell has two pubs
offering food and entertainment, also 3 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, another 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.
Around & About
On the way to Newquay you will find a coarse fishing centre,
and on the outskirts of the town there are horse riding stables offering
treks over the river Gannel estuary.
NEWQUAY (10 minutes drive), world famous for its
surfing beaches, has a buzzing nightlife, bustling town centre, and many
attractions for all the family, in particular: Newquay Zoo, Newquay Waterworld,
the Blue Reef Aquarium, and Dairyland. It also has an excellent tennis
club, which welcomes non-members.
PERRANPORTH (10 minutes drive) has a 3 mile-long
beach, several pubs and shops, also a convenient doctor's surgery. It
also offers a challenging 18 hole golf course.
TRURO (15 - 20 minutes), the cathedral city of Cornwall
offers a wide range of shops, a theatre, cinema, leisure centre and ten
pin bowling centre.
THE EDEN PROJECT (45 minutes drive) - for a fascinating
day out, this is a must. Only a 45 minute drive from Holywell, nestling
in a crater overlooking St Austell Bay, you will find Cornwall's No.1
attraction. It is a dramatic global garden the size of thirty football
pitches, and hosts rainforests, growing fruits and flowers from all over
the world.
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