Holiday cottages in Daymer Bay, Cornwall
Nestled between Rock and Polzeath, Daymer Bay is one of North Cornwall’s quieter coastal spots, known for its sheltered sandy beach, gentle waters and views across the Camel Estuary – it’s a good choice for anyone looking for a slower pace by the sea.
Our holiday cottages and self-catering stays near Daymer Bay place you close to the beach, with a collection that includes large homes with views over Brea Hill and cottages with coast path access from the garden gate. Spend the morning swimming, rockpooling or walking the shoreline, explore the dunes towards Rock, or take a wander around St Enodoc Church with its literary links to Sir John Betjeman.
Staying near Daymer Bay also means you’re well placed for the best of both nearby villages. Head to Polzeath for surfing and bodyboarding, visit Rock for watersports, restaurants and the foot ferry to Padstow, or make the most of The Point’s facilities nearby, including discounted tee times on our 18-hole golf course, indoor pool and gym.
With a local team based in North Cornwall, we’ll help you find the right holiday home near Daymer Bay – whether you’re planning a relaxed family holiday, a dog-friendly break or a quiet coastal escape within easy reach of Rock and Polzeath.
FAQs
- Can you swim at Daymer Bay?Yes, Daymer Bay is a popular spot for swimming and paddling. Thanks to its position beside the Camel Estuary, it is generally more sheltered than Polzeath, with shallow water close to the shore at lower tides. As with any beach, conditions can change, so it’s always worth checking the tide and weather before heading in.
- Is Daymer Bay a good option for families?Daymer Bay is a lovely choice for families, especially those who enjoy simple beach days. You can spend time on the sand, explore the rockpools, walk the coast path towards Rock or Polzeath, or head inland to The Point for tennis, padel, swimming, golf and family-friendly dining at The Bear.
- Are there any restaurants in Daymer Bay?Daymer Bay has a small selection of places nearby for relaxed food and drink. The Mowhay offers family-friendly dining from breakfast through to supper, while Flo’s in Trebetherick is a good stop for coffee, pastries and picnic provisions. For more restaurants, Rock and Polzeath are both within easy reach.
- Is Daymer Bay dog-friendly?Yes, Daymer Bay is dog-friendly year-round, making it a great choice for holidays with your dog. The beach is ideal for coastal walks, especially towards Rock, Greenaway and Polzeath. Many of our holiday cottages near Daymer Bay are dog-friendly too, so the whole family can come along.
