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The cottages
are situated only 20 minutes from the Tamar Bridge “A Gateway to
Cornwall” and nestled conveniently between the spectacular
coastline and beautiful countryside & moors. They are a perfect
touring base with many of the top attractions on their doorstep.
 Looe-
this picture-postcard resort is only six miles away. The second
largest working fishing port in Cornwall with a lively fish
market selling the days catch. Wander through the maze of narrow
streets lined with quaint buildings & shops selling Cornish
crafts. Sample the local cuisine from a good home-baked Cornish
Pasty and cream teas to fresh fish & the best local produce
served in the many fine restaurants. Relax on the safe, sandy
beaches or choose from an array of water-based activities such
as fishing( including shark), scuba diving and many interesting
boat excursions which operate daily from the quay.
A further five miles takes you to the enchanting fishing village
of Polperro. Steeped in a
colourful history of pilchard fishing and smuggling. Stroll
through the traffic-free streets of white-washed cottages that
leads to the pretty harbour, dine at one of the many excellent
restaurants or visit a traditional inn to sample a Cornish
tipple & meet the locals!
Liskeard. Situated on the
outskirts of Bodmin Moor
and only three miles from the cottages is the ancient market
town of Liskeard. One of the four original Stannary Towns it has
many interesting buildings including a Victorian guildhall &
clock tower, Stuart House-where Charles1 stayed in 1644 and the
2nd largest church in Cornwall. Market days are held every
Monday & Thursday and the many amenities in the town include
good shopping, a leisure centre complex and many inns &
restaurants.
Further inland to Bodmin Moor
an area of outstanding natural beauty-shrouded in mystery and
legend. Discover rugged granite tors, holy wells, ancient mine
ruins and disused quarries. Cornwall’s highest pub can be found
on the moor at Minions.
The beautiful moors are a haven for walkers as is the South West
Coast Path - miles of breath-taking unspoilt coastline.
A short drive across the Tamar Bridge takes you into Devon and
to the vibrant city of Plymouth.
An historic seafaring port with many famous heritage sites.
Enjoy the views from Plymouth Hoe-where Sir Francis Drake
famously played bowls as the Spanish Armada approached. Climb
the 93 steps of Smeatons Tower-the old Eddystone Lighthouse and
wander through the cobbled streets of the Barbican. With great
shopping, theatres, cinemas, concert venues, bars and
restaurants there is plenty to see and do.
With so many attractions to choose from there is always plenty
to do whatever the weather
The National
Trust and English Heritage
have many properties and gardens in the area. The famous Eden
Project is only half an hours drive away and the delightful Lost
Gardens of Heligan are also close-by.
If you fancy horse-riding,
scuba diving,
cycling
or
fishing
we will be happy to help you with your arrangements.
Golf
For the golf
enthusiast there are seven golf courses within a 12-mile radius
of the cottages and many more courses a little further a-field.
We will be happy to advise on golf courses and can assist with
booking arrangements. We offer “tailor-made” golfing breaks -
please contact us for more details |
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