Two beautiful 4 star cottages tucked in a quiet country lane in the heart of unspoilt countryside, near glorious Holywell Bay Bejowan and Popham cottages are tucked away in a quiet country lane surrounded by open countryside on the dramatic north coast of Cornwall.

These two spacious, 4 star cottages are an idyllic setting for a holiday in the heart of unspoilt countryside, ideal for golden sandy beaches, wild and rugged coastal walks, and fabulous sunsets. Both of these beautifully appointed and equipped cottages have their own unique character and vistas across the neighbouring fields towards gull rock and the atlantic ocean.

Popham sleeps up to 4 + cot with one double bedroom and one twin room.

Bejowan cottage sleeps 6 with one double en-suite bedroom and two twin rooms it also features beamed ceilings and a downstairs bathroom.

Both cottages have expected amenities, such as dishwasher, washing machine, microwave oven and fridge with freezer compartment, tv, dvd and cd stereo system, their own pretty gardens and off-road parking, included in the tariff is all linen, towels and heating and dogs are welcome.

The cottages are ideal for holidays at any time of year and spring or winter short breaks are available. A short drive from the cottages you will find Cubert, a pretty, bustling little village. Holywell bay’s glorious beach can also be approached by road, or, by walking across the sand dunes, providing a wonderful walk in high summer or in the blustery out-of-season months! The coast path is within easy reach as are numerous walks that take in the dramatic coastline, the tranquil beauty of Cubert common and the surrounding villages. Several good pubs are within a short drive to either Holywell bay, Crantock village or newquay with its historic harbour, famous surfing beaches, excellent restaurants and numerous shops is only 4 miles away.

These two 4 star cottages are ideally situated to explore inspirational Cornwall, away from the coast and its thundering surf you’ll find pretty rural villages, river valleys and gorse-covered heathland. Explore Cornwall’s heritage from tin mines to picturesque fishing villages and ancient stone monuments.

Cornwall’s climate makes it the home of fabulous sub-tropical gardens, enjoy a visit to the world famous Eden project or take an early break to see Cornish spring gardens at their very best. Cornwall boasts a wealth of national trust and English heritage properties to discover and almost every type of visitor attraction you can think of.

Water lovers will enjoy surfing, body boarding, kite surfing, coasteering, or simply messing about in boats. Sample some traditional Cornish fare, the seas around Cornwall are amongst the cleanest in Europe and fish served up in the evening may well have been caught that same morning, so whether you are enjoying a gourmet meal in a top restaurant or tucking into fish and chips the seafood will be unbeatable. Cornish pasties from little village bakeries or a Cornish clotted cream tea will test your will power, as will the local ales and cider, not forgetting traditional saffron cake and clotted cream fudge!