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Enter The Emerald, a serene ensemble of luxury Eco hideaways nestled in the lush Cornish countryside, offering a peaceful sanctuary for couples and families.
Children's play area Idyllic rural retreat Beaches nearby Stunning views
Luxury hot tub lodge Peaceful Cornwall setting Walking distance to pub Pubs & shops minutes away Close to stunning beaches Golf & fishing nearby Prime surfing spots accessible
All rooms on ground floor Twin coastlines nearby Two pubs in walking distance Huge decked outdoor area Explore St Ives & Newquay High guest ratings
30 acres private grounds Georgian manor house Hot tub and outdoor shower Table tennis and football EV charging point
Children's play area Countryside Location Gym & sauna Beach within 3 miles Dog exercise area & shower
Panoramic ocean views Easy beach access Indoor heated pool Bar and restaurant Spa facilities
The Beacon Luxury Shepherd Huts are ideal for a memorable holiday in the picturesque Cornish coastal village of St Agnes.
Scenic North Cornish coast location Near the beach Laundry Facilitites Near Perranporth St Agnes Beacon nearby
Perran Heights is a peaceful holiday park set against a backdrop of beautiful rolling hills in the Cornish countryside.
Nestled in the quaint village of Leedstown, Calloose Holiday Park is perfectly positioned just a short drive from the coastal charm of Hayle and the artistic haven of St Ives.
Tucked away in its own peaceful corner of the park, The Hamlet Lodge Retreat offers something truly special.
Within 5km from beach Private hot tub included EV charging point Wheelchair accessible 5 Star Gold rated
Direct beach access Hot tub with sea views Games room with piano Separate Love Shack studio Outdoor shower facility
Within 250m of beach Electric hot tub Outdoor shower EV charging point Tiered garden terraces
Beachfront location under 1 minute Private hot tub Outdoor shower Surfboard storage EV charging point
40 metres from beach Award-winning architect design Private hot tub included Games room with foosball Tree house and trampoline
Close to beach Indoor pool Within 1/2 mile of South West coastal path Golf
Falmouth is an idyllic town on the South Coast of Cornwall. Home to many amazing eateries, beaches, attractions and independent shops, there is plenty to do in the area. Thanks to it’s deep harbour there are often huge ships just off the coast, as well as a range of smaller vessels, giving it a European feel.
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Falmouth is the place to be to catch a taste of the incredible seafood, fresh from the South Coast. Hooked on the Rocks is one place where these Cornish delicacies are on offer. With a snug yet stylish interior and sustainably sourced produce, you are sure to be more than satisfied by this restaurant. It is even dog friendly, so there is no need to leave your pooch out of the action. If you’re looking for something a little lighter, why not head to the Courtyard Deli and Kitchen. Here you can sample more of the amazing local produce from charcuterie, pies and cakes; ideal for a pre-swim bite.
There is also a range of quirky eateries in Falmouth which will add an extra element to your trip away. If you love fairy tales, why not try the Alice in Wonderland themed Chintz bar for an afternoon drink and nibble. Sample some of the famous Cornish cider and a range of specially selected wines. A final restaurant that is high in popularity is Rick Steins seafood restaurant. With ample seating looking over the harbour, this restaurant is located in the heart of Falmouth, making it easily accessible for holiday makers. The beautifully prepared food here will not disappoint.
There are three main beaches within walking distance of Falmouth centre. The first of these is Swanpool beach. Thanks to its shallow waters it’s the ideal place to launch a stand up paddle board or kayak, to experience Falmouth from a different angle. With ample parking just across the road, it is easily accessible for all to enjoy. It is also home to Hooked on the Rocks providing stunning views from the restaurant windows. Another of Falmouth’s lovely beaches is Gyllyngvase. Boasting some of the whitest sand in the UK and more incredible sea views this beach is very popular in the summer months.
With the addition of a café and snack bar, there is no reason to leave this beach, providing you can resist a walk through the quaint village centre. Finally, there is the dramatic Castle beach. Rocky and covered at high tide, it boasts an air of mystery. Any inquisitive child will be captivated by the many rockpools in that appear at low tide. As with many beaches in Cornwall, dog bans operate on all of the Falmouth beaches at some times of the year, so best to check before heading there with your four-legged friend.
Apart from the luscious beaches and the town itself, Falmouth is home to some excellent tourist attractions. One of the most notable is the National Maritime Museum. Here you can get a feel for the incredible history that surrounds the Cornish coast, as well as the people who made it happen. With a large variety in exhibits, there will be something for both children and adults in your group. Pendennis Castle is another visually striking Falmouth attraction. Built by Henry VIII this castle has remained in incredible condition through the years.
Whether you just fancy a look around or want to know more about the history of the castle, there are plenty of opportunities for both. Children’s imaginations can run wild with the thoughts of knights in shining armour in this superb castle perched high on the coastal cliffs. Take your journey into the future with the Falmouth Art Gallery. Displaying artwork from the old masters to contemporary artists, there are plenty of exhibits to enjoy. Situated above a library in one of Falmouth’s Municipal Buildings, the essence of this small coastal town is really brought to life.
Falmouth has an abundance of charm and character, as well as some incredible activities and natural beauty on offer. Whether you want to enjoy the cultural side at Pendennis castle and the local eateries, or be more adventurous and hire a kayak or go rock pooling, your trip has the opportunity to be anything you make it.
