A Land of Coastal Wonder, Wild Beauty & Timeless Charm

From towering cliffs to turquoise coves, ancient legends to award-winning cuisine, Cornwall is a county that stirs the soul. Located at the very southwestern tip of England, it offers one of the most captivating and diverse landscapes in the UK, making it an unforgettable destination for families, couples, walkers, surfers, foodies, and nature lovers alike.

A Place for Every Traveller

With over 30% of Cornwall designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), the region’s charm is no secret. From windswept moorland and ancient fishing villages to towering 200ft cliffs, there’s no shortage of incredible places to explore. You can walk to the UK’s most westerly point at Land’s End, or venture down to The Lizard, the country’s most southerly tip, both offering dramatic views and a real sense of remoteness.

Discover Two Distinct Coasts

  • The North Coast (home to The Point Holidays) is famous for its rugged cliffs, golden surf beaches, and epic sea views—a haven for adventure and natural drama.
  • The South Coast offers gentler charm with lush gardens, calm waters for sailing, and a warmer, Mediterranean-style climate that supports exotic plants and wildlife rarely seen elsewhere in Britain.

Thanks to Cornwall’s position on the eastern edge of the Gulf Stream, the region enjoys one of the UK’s mildest climates, making it ideal for both summer escapes and off-season retreats.

Our Recommendations

  • Walk the South West Coast Path – England’s longest waymarked trail surrounds Cornwall’s coast, offering breathtaking views and access to hidden coves.
  • Visit the Eden Project – Home to the world’s largest indoor rainforest, this globally renowned attraction hosts thousands of plant species and sustainable exhibits.
  • Eat Like a Local – Cornwall’s food scene is world-class. Sample fresh seafood, traditional Cornish pasties, or dine at restaurants by celebrity chefs like Rick Stein, Paul Ainsworth, and Nathan Outlaw.
  • Beach Hop the 300+ Coves – With the longest coastline in Britain (422 miles), Cornwall offers some of the UK’s most picturesque and untouched beaches, many of which are just a short distance from our self-catering holiday homes.
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