Stay close to the South West Coast Path
With the South West Coast Path winding through Rock, Daymer Bay and Polzeath, many of our holiday homes are perfectly placed for a walking holiday in North Cornwall. From gentle beach strolls to longer days exploring Pentire Point, Port Isaac, Padstow and the Seven Bays, this part of the coast is made for walking. You can follow the path from Rock towards Daymer Bay and Polzeath, or cross the Camel Estuary by water taxi to continue the route around Padstow and beyond.
Our collection below have been selected for their proximity to the South West Coast Path, whether that’s through the garden gate or just a short walk from the front door. Many of these self-catering holiday homes are dog-friendly too, with practical space for boots, coats and walking gear at the end of each day.
Looking to stay closer to The Point? Our on-site apartments and cottages are all within around a 20-minute walk of the coast path, with Health Club access included during your stay. After a day exploring the coast, you can head back for a swim or sauna, before walking over to The Bear for food and drinks with a sea view.
FAQs
- Can I bring my dog on a walking holiday to North Cornwall?Yes, many of our holiday homes are dog-friendly, making them a great base for walking holidays with your dog. Rock and Daymer Bay are both popular for beach walks, and many stretches of the coast path are well suited to exploring with dogs.
- Is the South West Coast Path accessible from The Point Holidays properties?Yes. Many of our properties are within easy reach of the South West Coast Path, particularly those in Rock, Daymer Bay and Polzeath.
Some homes offer access within just a few minutes’ walk, while others are a short drive from popular starting points. Our local team will be happy to help you choose a property that works well for the routes you have in mind. - What are some of the best walks near Rock, Daymer Bay and Polzeath?There are plenty of beautiful walking routes nearby – popular options include Rock to Daymer Bay, Daymer Bay to Polzeath, the walk out towards Pentire Point and The Rumps, and routes around Port Isaac, Padstow and the Seven Bays. You can also cross from Rock to Padstow via the water taxi and continue walking on the other side of the Camel Estuary.
- What facilities does The Point offer for walkers?Guests booking with The Point Holidays can enjoy discounted use of The Point’s Health Club, including the indoor pool, gym, sauna and steam room – ideal after a day on the coast path.
The Bear is also close by for breakfast, lunch or dinner, with views across the golf course and out towards the sea. Downstairs, The Bear Bar offers a more relaxed spot for post-walk drinks, coffee or catching live sport on the big screens. - Are guided walking tours available in the area?The Point Holidays does not currently offer guided walking tours directly, but there are local guides and walking groups in the area. If you would prefer a led walk or would like local recommendations, speak to our team before your stay and we’ll be happy to point you in the right direction.
