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Self-Catering & Resorts in Tintagel

Halgabron Mill Holiday Cottages

Four stone cottages sleeping 2-4 people, completely secluded in the heart of St Nectan's Glen. With old beams, lead latticed windows; wood burning stoves and night storage heaters. There are walks thr...

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The Port William

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Nestled on the cliffs, the Port William is an historic Inn full of Cornish character ... A stay at The Port William ticks all the boxes of a quintessential Cornish holiday. Trebarwith Strand, near Tin...

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Self-Catering & Resorts in Tintagel

Tintagel Cottages

A beautiful holiday home on this all new private development in the heart of Tintagel. Only 16 minutes by foot to King Arthur's castle, step out from the front door to a pathway leading to the Cornish...

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FAQ's

Just a few of the most frequently asked questions about staying in Cornwall

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  • Some you can, some you can't, and for many it depends on the time of year and the time of day. To find out more about the restrictions on individual beaches, see our 'Beaches' pages.

  • Avoid the traffic jams, the arguments when the GPS sends you the wrong way and the general hassle of having to drive great distances...

    GWR operate high speed train services frequently from London Paddington station including the Night Riviera Sleeper Service to Penzance. There are also direct trains daily from Bristol and beyond. More info from: nationalrail.co.uk

    Once in Cornwall, there's a great rail network for getting around the county, ideal for when the roads are busy in the summer. Give the driver a rest and grab a cheap day return to St Ives or Looe. Sit back and enjoy the scenery on the Tamar Valley Line or head to the beach at Newquay or Falmouth. For more info, go to Great Scenic Railways

    For National Rail enquiries telephone 08457 484950

    The First Group co-ordinate bus services from many Cornish stations.

    Park-and-ride schemes run in season at Liskeard (for Looe) and St Erth (for St. Ives).

  • Tha's a very good question... and one we would struggle to answer.

    Some might suggest a traditional fishing village like Polperro or Mousehole, other might mention Blisland, high on Bodmin Moor with one of the few village greens in Cornwall.

    Smugglers hideaways such as Cawsand or Boscastle, even some of the mining villages have their own beauty like Carnkie or St Just, it just depends what you're looking for?

    What we are sure of is that wherever you are in Cornwall, from Calstock on the Tamar to St Buryan in the far west, you will find a village worth looking at.

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