Christmas in Cornwall

There mayonly be 24 days until Christmas, but it's not too late to book a festive break in Cornwall. We have a great selection of cottages still available over the festive season, fromcosycottages with roaring fires to huge homes with the beach on their doorstep.

Porthpean House

SLEEPS 21 | PORTHPEAN | SOUTH CORNWALL

7-night Christmas break from 21st - 28th December now only 6950, saving 2850!

'The more the merrier' is certainly the case for Christmas at Porthpean House. This impressive Grade II listedhome sleeps 21 guests in 12 bedrooms, so there's plenty of room for you and your kin. Uniquely set right above Porthpean beach in St Austell Bay, the house boasts private beach access, stunning sea views, 10 acres of lawned gardens, several reception rooms, two kitchens, eight bathrooms AND a games room.

Wisteria Cottage

SLEEPS 8 | CAMELFORD | NORTH CORNWALL

This Grade II listed dog-friendly cottage has everything on your Christmas list. There's a large, sociable kitchen diner for festive feasting, a snug with a huge open feature fireplace for Santa to squeeze down, and a separate living room with wood burning stove where you can spend silent nights. Located close to Camelford's town centre and amenities, you'll also find yourselves sandwiched between Bodmin Moor and the north coast's beaches for your Boxing Day walks.

Dolphins Leap

SLEEPS 4 | MAWGAN PORTH | NORTH CORNWALL

What better way to wake up on Christmas Day than being inches from the sea? This first-floor apartment boasts incredible views across Mawgan Porth beach, direct access to the South West Coast Path and a private glass balcony perfect for sunset watching.Situated mid-way between Newquay and Padstow, Dolphins Leap is in an ideal position for exploring the dramatic coastline and all that North Cornwall has to offer.

The Cabin

SLEEPS 2 | FALMOUTH | SOUTH CORNWALL

If all you want for Christmas is time for two, this cosy wooden cabin is perfect. Set in averdant valley less than a mile from Durgan, a pint-sized beachside village on the banks of the Helford River, you can spend the festivities walking hand-in-hand along the creeks, coves and riverbanks, stopping for hot toddies in waterfront pubs, before retreating back to your small-but-perfectly-formed bolthole.