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Self-catering & Resorts > Cottages > Self Catering > Farms
Old Newham Farm. Nutmeg Cottage (sleeps 4) cancellation due to self-isolating. Friday 22nd to Friday 29th October. £540.00
19 Oct 2021 to 29 Oct 2021
Boscastle
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Gospenheale Barn in beautiful Cornish countryside

Self-catering & Resorts > Cottages > Self Catering
Beautiful barn conversion, perfect for a relaxing break. Mid Sept, early Oct and Oct half term available. See website for details and discounts.
10 Sep 2021 to 31 Oct 2021
Boscastle
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North Coast > Boscastle
Traditional period cosy cottage. Two bedrooms, sleeps three. Only two hundred yards from Boscastle Harbour.
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Polrunny Farm, Boscastle

Rural bliss in sight of the sea - our four quality cottages are located close to Tintagel, Port Isaac, Padstow, Bude and many fantastic beaches..
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North Coast > Boscastle
Rural bliss in sight of the sea - our 4 stone cottages in the hills above Boscastle are the ideal holiday base for those wanting to enjoy North Cornwall's beaches, walks, adrenaline-fuelled activities and picture-perfect villages.
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North Coast
Bossiney Crazy Golf is a fun and challenging 9 hole crazy golf course offering fun for all the family. Open 10am until 5pm daily (closed Wednesdays) No booking required just come along and play, dogs on leads also welcome.
Weddings at St Nectans Glen

North Coast
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St Nectan’s Glen is set in an exquisite location of naturally formed waterfalls, creating a beautiful haven of peace and tranquillity. A place of spiritual pilgrimage since the 5th Century and an ideal setting for any celebration.
St Nectan's Glen

North Coast
We have re-opened! St Nectan’s Glen is an area of outstanding natural beauty. Walk to the Waterfalls & Hermitage through ancient ivy clad woodland, along the banks of the River Trevillet, as it sparkles and gurgles busily on it’s journey to the sea.

Things to Do in Boscastle

You don't have to actually do anything, Boscastle is a great place to just sit beside the harbour and let time pass by.. but if you are a bit more active why not walk up across the cliffs on eitherside of the harbour and discover some fantastic scenery? Or visit the Witchcraft Muesum, or drive up to St Nectan's Glen with its wonderfall waterfalls...

The path up the Valency Valley, from the main car park is well worth a walk anytime of the year, search out Minster Church or St Juliotts with it's Thomas Hardy connections...

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