Self catering Holiday Cottage - Self-catering in Rock, Polzeath, Daymer Bay

Windermere Self catering

WEEKLY TARIFF 2010

Fully booked from July 12th - August 27th 2010 Easter Holidays available SPECIAL OFFER £650 up to the 31st March and 6th April onwards Off Season * £450 pw (£350 pw for small parties) *Excluding Bank Holidays & Half Term weeks please enquire for rates Christmas & New Year £900 pw June and September £800 pw Easter and April Holidays £800 pw May and October £600 pw February half term and March £600 pw July and August £1370 pw Discounted Rates for Small Parties enquire for details The house sleeps 8/10. Well behaved dogs are welcome. Please do not smoke in the house. Please bring your own towels and bed linen Duvets are provided.

Cycling along the Camel Trail to Padstow

Self catering Cottage
Trebetherick - Daymer Bay
Rock - Polzeath - Camel Estuary

Breathtaking
"Heritage Coastline"

Sleeping 8-10 People
Prices from £400 to £1200 pw

This spacious family holiday home is set in a large garden with a view of Brea Hill and the sea.

The beach, surfing and golfing are a few minutes walk, whilst sailing and other boating activities are all available within the immediate vicinity.

Rock and Polzeath are both a few minutes down the road, and Padstow, famous for its harbour and Rick Stein's Restaurant, is just a ferry ride away.

Self-catering Holidays at Windermere

There are four bedrooms. A bathroom and shower room with a washing machine. The sitting room has an open fire and a piano. A dining area adjoins the kitchen which is well equipped with electric cooker, microwave, a fridge freezer and a dishwasher.

There is a large conservatory with a dining table. This opens onto a paved area suitable for barbeques.

ROCK, POLZEATH, THE CAMEL TRAIL & PADSTOW

A short walk to Daymer Bay,will lead you to a safe family beach with superb windsurfing and kite surfing. The famous St Enodoc Church is well worth a visit, just a short walk along the footpath across the St Enodoc Golf Course. Surfing and body boarding at Polzeath is excellent and safe, with lifeguards patrolling the beach in the daytime for much of the year.

The local golf clubs, St. Enodoc and Roserrow, are only a short distance away. Both can also be easily reached on foot for interesting walks.

Just south of Trebetherick is the small village of Rock. The long, sandy, Rock Beach on the Camel Estuary is a paradise for water lovers, offering sailing, water-skiing, fishing and bird watching trips.

From Rock, you can take the passenger ferry or the evening water taxi across the Camel to Padstow, a small yet bustling historic fishing town . Padstow has many shops, bars and restaurants on its harbour front and narrow streets, including Rick Stein's Seafood Restaurant.

Walking in this part of Cornwall offers some of the best coastal scenery, with a variety of walks to choose from; gentle walks along the beaches and the golf course; farmland footpaths; and the more strenuous yet spectacular North Cornwall coastal footpath.

The Camel Trail on the opposite bank of the estuary, offers great views of the estuary and River Camel. The trail is well laid out and suitable for all, with a gentle incline. Bikes can be hired from Padstow and Wadebridge. At Wadebridge, the trail continues along the course of the river, past Bodmin and up onto the moor, becoming more of a challenge..