Holiday rentals in Coverack

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    Coverack holiday rentals start at £105 per night before taxes and fees

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A table with two decorative chairs is set on a deck, overlooking a coastal view. The scene includes lush greenery and colorful flowers in pots, while the sea and cliffs are visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
Bungalow
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 61 reviews

Seaside location Lizard Peninsula Cornwall.

Enjoy stunning sea views from the decking & relax in this unspoilt peaceful part of the Lizard Peninsula located by the sea. Great for walking (located on the coast path), fishing, kayaking (dolphins regularly seen), snorkeling & paddle boarding etc. Or relax on a nearby deserted sandy beach. Detached & self contained accommodation … living room with comfy lounge & kitchen. French doors to decking. 1 double bedroom & en suite shower room. Freesat TV, wifi, private garden, decking area & parking.

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A stone-built cottage is set against a bright blue sky, surrounded by a minimalist garden featuring neatly arranged planters and gravel paths. The entrance is framed by a combination of potted plants, enhancing the serene outdoor space.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

Beautiful barn in rural idyll with hot tub

Upper Stables is a romantic hideaway nestled in the private countryside of Carclew on the outskirts of Mylor, in easy reach of creeks, beaches and Falmouth. The stables have been lovingly refurbished and boast wood fired hot tub, beams, woodburner, luxurious bathroom - roll top bath and rain shower and a large well equipped kitchen. There are many lovely spots to enjoy; meadow for sundowners, private 1 mile walk - perfect for dog owners, fenced garden with barbecue and fire pit for star gazing.

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A quaint stone cottage is nestled within a lush garden, surrounded by a variety of greenery. Outdoor seating is arranged on a stone patio, complemented by various plants including large leaves and banana plants, creating a serene woodland atmosphere.
Cottage
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 211 reviews

Secluded woodland cottage, close to SW Coast Path

Thick stone and cob walls keep this beautiful little cottage toasty in winter, and gloriously cool in the hot summer months. Little Trembraze is set in a woodland glade overlooking a valley. Built in 1840 as a mill workers’ cottage, it has been renovated to include a log burner and air source heating. Perfect for walkers and wildlife watchers, it is a get-away-from-it-all experience. Own entrance and parking, no other property in sight. Just 1 mile from SW Coast Path. Kingsize or single beds.

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The outdoor area features a gravel path leading to a secluded entrance, surrounded by flowering shrubs and lush greenery. A wooden bench is positioned on the path, providing a serene spot to enjoy the garden. Sunlight filters through the foliage, adding warmth to the scene.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews

Coverack Retreat

Cosy luxury studio for two on the edge of the village with private sunny courtyard, lawned garden, King size memory foam bed, en-suite with walk in electric shower and full kitchen with; fan oven, 4 ring ceramic hob, extractor, microwave and, washer/dryer. Free Wi-Fi and smart Freesat TV with DVD player. Electric log fireplace. Sofa. Less than 10 minutes walk down the hill to the seafront and village with beach and facilities. Peace, quiet and privacy. Private parking and turning space.

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The entrance to the cottage is framed by vibrant flowering plants in decorative pots. A bright blue door invites entry, and a stone pathway leads to it. The surrounding area is neatly paved and features stone walls, offering a welcoming ambiance.
Cottage
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Cosy Seaside Cottage - coastal walks/beaches

The Dinghy - A traditional Fishermans cottage, it is one of the oldest properties, nestled into the coastal village of Coverack. It been in our family for around 200 years. It provides a modern, quirky interior with traditional beams, note ceiling height is around 6’, there is a enclosed south facing sunny terrace looking out to sea. Situated just a stones throw from the crystal clear waters of Coverack beach, which is safe for swimming and direct access onto the South West Coastal Path.

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An outdoor patio area is featured, offering a round table with two chairs surrounded by well-maintained flower beds. Vibrant blooms and lush greenery lead the eye toward sweeping views of the sea and nearby coastal homes under a clear sky.
Guest suite
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Adorable 1 bed apartment with sea views & parking

Little Cosel Mor is a one bedroom apartment. The ground floor is an open plan lounge, dining area, kitchen and main bathroom. There are stairs leading to the bedroom with king size bed and en-suite. There is an outside patio area with stunning sea views. Coverack is a quaint fishing village with a tidal beach and working harbour. It is in an area of outstanding natural beauty with wonderful coastal walks and easy access to the other delightful villages on the Lizard Peninsula.

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Home
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

Spacious home in Coverack - sleeps 8

Beautiful modern house, built and decorated to a high standard, a short walk to the beach. With a sweeping view of the bay, this spacious 4-bedroom house has ample parking, outdoor space including a secluded back garden, and quality furnishings throughout. A home away from home in tranquil Coverack. Two twin rooms share a family bathroom, 2 doubles each with their own ensuite. Large lounge, dining room, kitchen, laundry and outside dining. Work room if you need a quiet space.

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The hexagonal stone gatehouse features a charming rooftop with a slate finish and multiple chimneys. Arched windows framed by foliage add character and elegance. Soft lighting highlights its architecture at dusk, creating a warm and inviting entryway. A gravel path leads to the entrance, surrounded by lush greenery.
Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 92 reviews

Quintessential British Retreat|Hot Tub|Sauna

Part of the Tregawne Farm Cottages collection, Tremore Lodge is a truly unique self-catering escape. Telling a sweet tale of craftmanship and nostalgia, this hexagonal gatehouse is storybook architecture at its finest, a time-travelling couples retreat that could have been lifted from folklore. Luxury wellness ensues, as guests can indulge in a spa-like experience, rotating from the beautiful heated hot tub and sauna to the al fresco patio overlooking the rolling countryside.

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Two large sculptures are positioned within a landscaped garden featuring raised flower beds filled with greenery and blooms. A modern building with glass accents is visible to one side, framed by lush trees providing a natural backdrop.
Loft
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

Your own private gallery in a tranquil setting.

If you like modern spaces, and fancy hanging around sculpture for more than a quick gallery visit then this may appeal. The setting is rural the accommodation spacious and light. The sculpture is at close quarters within your apartment and in the well tended garden. The accommodation is priced for two. Babies are more than welcome ( The space is large and would accommodate three or four people with an additional cost. A sofa bed can be requested but the space is open plan).

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Aerial view captures a charming house nestled amidst lush greenery, offering stunning coastal scenery. The sandy expanse of Polurrian Beach and vibrant blue waters extend in the background, creating a serene backdrop. The well-maintained garden surrounds the property, enhancing its natural beauty.
Home
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 135 reviews

3 bed house with amazing sea view and beach access

A stunningly situated 3 bedroom house, overlooking idyllic Polurrian Beach on the edge of the Lizard. The perfect spot for a magic Cornwall family holiday, the secluded comfy three bed house has incredible sea views and direct access to one of the Lizard's prettiest beaches. There's also a lovely garden and large private field to walk the dog. A short walk to the south-west coastal path, nearby surf spots and great food in Porthleven, there's something for everyone.

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The detached chalet is partially obscured by surrounding trees, showcasing a modern black exterior and a green metal roof. Large windows provide natural light, while the welcoming entrance is visible. The surrounding area consists of grassy terrain and foliage, creating a tranquil setting.
Cabin
5 out of 5 average rating, 56 reviews

The Chalet

Forget worries in this spacious and serene space. Located in a secluded valley just inland from Porthallow fishing cove, the Chalet at Parc an Fox is a detached, single-storey property set within the owners’ 4½ acres of grounds. This tranquil retreat is a pleasing walk through fields and lanes from Porthallow (just under a mile), and only a short drive from Gillan, St Anthony and the Helford River (approx. 3 miles).

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The image displays a vibrant coastal landscape, with lush green foliage and pink flowers in the foreground. Beyond the plants, the expansive ocean stretches out under a clear blue sky, highlighting the serene connection between land and sea.
Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 149 reviews

Beachside Home on SW coast path, Lizard Peninsula

Accommodation for two in quiet village, thirty nine steps above the beach, with direct access onto coast path. Fantastic views, clean air and rural surroundings in a well equipped annexe. Please note we are fairly isolated with no shop but the pub has recently sold and will reopen November2025. Up date….hurrah the village pub, the Five Pilchards, a 3 minute walk away, is now open with a great menu as well!.

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All about Coverack

Situated on the eastern coast of Cornwall’s Lizard Peninsula, the small fishing village of Coverack sits on an endearing little harbour. While the waterfront was once a busy hub, there are now only a few fishing boats. Despite the notorious history surrounding the Manacles — the mostly submerged rocks off the shore, site of more than 100 shipwrecks — the area is home to a variety of marine wildlife.

Coverack’s protected bay boasts a sand-and-pebble shoreline and calm waters, which lend themselves to water-related activities including windsurfing, kayaking, snorkelling, and fishing. Numerous local restaurants and cafes provide outdoor seating and magnificent views overlooking the bay while you enjoy some freshly caught seafood, including lobster and crab. The small Coverack cottages and buildings, some with stained-glass windows, only add to the ambience of this tiny coastal village.

What are the top things to do in Coverack?

Pendennis Castle

Pendennis Castle in Falmouth was built for Henry VIII as an artillery fort and remains one of England’s best-preserved coastal fortresses. There are displays of historical weapons used to protect the country from attack, with battle reenactments and interactive cannon-loading activities.

Kynance Cove

Kynance Cove, 30 minutes’ drive from Coverack, is considered one of the most beautiful places on the Lizard Peninsula. The sea radiates a beautiful turquoise in the sun; sit on the soft white sand surrounded by steep rocky cliffs, or explore some of the caves at low tide as you wade through the waters.

Lizard Lighthouse Heritage Centre

At the peak of the Lizard Peninsula, the most southerly point of the British mainland, the Lizard Lighthouse Heritage Centre features the only lighthouse in Cornwall you can actually climb up. Learn about the history of lighthouses in the area and the treacherous waters off the coast. You can even build a giant foam lighthouse or learn how to send a message in Morse code.

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