Overview

With a dozen unique properties, including a castle wing and a modern barn conversion, there’s something to suit everyone’s taste at Caerhays Holidays. Choose from the sound of the sea or beautiful countryside views across the estate. Caerhays Castle, on the south coast of Cornwall, boasts breathtaking views of Porthluney Beach and offers direct access to the South West Coast Path.

Activities

Acres of breathtaking beauty surround Caerhays Holidays estate. You’ll always have plenty of things to explore, such as acres of heritage gardens, the stunning Porthluney Beach, and West Portholland Cove, which are just a stone’s throw away.

The South West Coastal Path offers miles of gorgeous coastline and countryside to discover, with peaceful valleys, dramatic coastal panoramas, and stunning gardens.

Food

All the available cottages offer fantastic kitchen and dining facilities, allowing visitors to cook delicious meals for themselves and their families.

However, for those who prefer not to cook, many beautiful restaurants nearby offer a variety of mouth-watering dishes. The Salamander Restaurant in Mevagissey is an excellent choice as they exclusively use locally caught fish and high-quality produce.

Accommodation

At Caerhays Holidays, guests can enjoy a unique opportunity to stay in various properties. From a wing associated with the castle to a modern barn conversion, there is something to suit every taste. Whether you prefer rural seclusion or a seafront location with crashing waves visible from your bedroom window, Caerhays Holidays has it.

All the accommodations come with a fully equipped kitchen that includes the comforts of home, like a dishwasher, washing machine, and tumble dryer. Additionally, they offer WiFi and FreeSat TV to keep the kids entertained while you take a moment to relax and enjoy the stunning views.

The Fish Sheds is a bright, airy accommodation that sleeps six and is on West Portholland’s coastline.

The High House boasts a superb seafront location with reverse-level accommodation and can accommodate up to four guests. It is in the picturesque East Portholland.

The Old Village Hall is incredibly comfortable, accommodating up to seven guests. It is fabulously roomy and has a large enclosed yard.

The Old Cart House is a beautifully presented cottage that sleeps four. It has an enclosed garden and is situated next to the castle gardens.

The Engine House is a superb detached cottage that sleeps four and is on the castle grounds near the secluded Porthluney Beach.

The Rabbit Warren is a spacious self-contained wing within Caerhays Castle that sleeps four.

Percuil View is a gorgeous conversion that sleeps four and is on the Roseland Peninsula close to St Mawes. It has beautiful character features.

Parc a Bounder is a highly roomy barn conversion that sleeps six and is on the Roseland Peninsula. It has characterful exposed beams and modern finishes.

Nearby

Caerhays Castle and its spring gardens provide easy access to the charming villages of Gorran and Mevagissey. These properties are equidistant from St. Austell and the country town of Truro, home to several excellent shops and restaurants.

The beautiful south coast of Cornwall is known for its green and undulating landscape, and the Caerhays properties have a convenient location near stunning sandy beaches and the South West Coastal Path.

If you’re looking for some indoor entertainment in St Austell on a rainy day, you have a couple of options to choose from. You can visit The Seahorse and enjoy some water-based activities, including a water slide. Or, if you prefer some friendly competition, the Ozzell Bowl is a great choice for a game of bowling. Alternatively, if the weather is nice and you want to get the kids outdoors to burn off some energy, the Mevagissey Treasure Hunt Trail is a fun option.

Summary

Caerhays is a family destination with spring gardens, a castle, and a beach. The castle has stunning views of Porthluney Beach and easy access to the South West Coast Path.