
Holiday rentals in Mawgan Porth
Find and book unique accommodation on Airbnb
Quick stats about holiday rentals in Mawgan Porth

Total holiday rentals
Explore 30 holiday rentals in Mawgan Porth

Nightly prices starting at
Mawgan Porth holiday rentals start at £97 per night before taxes and fees

Verified guest reviews
Over 830 verified reviews to help you choose

Family-friendly holiday rentals
20 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

Pet-friendly holiday rentals
Find 10 rentals that welcome pets

Wifi availability
30 of Mawgan Porth holiday rentals include wifi access

Popular amenities for guests
Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Mawgan Porth rentals

4.7 Average rating
Mawgan Porth stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests
Top-rated holiday rentals in Mawgan Porth
Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness and more.

Mawgan Porth Cottage Dogs Welcome BeachChic . Klys
Charming Cornish cottage with a touch of Scandi style converted from a complex of barns. Nestled a short walk from stunning Mawgan Porth beach and village. King Surf School, Merrymoor Inn, Scarlet Hotel, The Park and The Wildwood Spa on your doorstep! Ideally located for the South West Coast Path and the beautiful seven bays from Mawgan Porth to Padstow. Communal grounds host a table tennis room and a laundry room and log store for the wood burning stove. Parking for one car only. Dogs Welcome.

Modern, relaxed beach house.
Sea Salt is a luxury coastal house positioned above the stunning Mawgan Porth beach only 200m from the sand. Mawgan Porth strikes the perfect balance, a wide stretch of golden sand, rolling waves, and delicious local spots to eat, just steps from the shore. Children can paddle in the gentle stream, while those more adventurous can try their hand at surfing with King Surf situated right in the centre. The beach is dog-friendly year-round, with scenic walks to Watergate Bay and Bedruthan Steps.

Waves - Stylish Beachside Apartment, Watergate Bay
Just 100 metres from the golden sands of Watergate Bay, Waves is a bright, top-floor apartment with soaring vaulted ceilings and a light-filled beach-loft feel. With private parking and lift access, you can arrive, switch off, and be barefoot on the beach in minutes. Spend your days surfing, swimming, exploring the iconic South West Coast Path, or simply relaxing by the sea, then wander out for sunset drinks and beachfront dining. Ideal for couples, young families, and dog-friendly getaways. ⸻

Home Cornwall Watergate Newquay with EV charger
This beautiful stone barn conversion is a lovely unique stay. Both rural and coastal, this is a luxurious retreat on the North Cornwall coast. Set in beautiful Porth Valley, it is only a 5 minute drive or a 30 minute leisurely stroll to the surfing beaches of Watergate Bay, Whipsiderry and Porth. A Modern high end conversion very well equipped kitchen, bbq, courtyard area. Sun trap! parking for 2 vehicles, EV charging amazing beaches, restaurants, walks, golf, fishing ports and surf spots

Charming cottage by the sea
Lane Cottage is a small rustic south facing cottage with french doors opening onto a lawn giving wide views of the Lanherne valley and the sea. A small bathroom with bath/shower and w/c, and a double bedroom open off the living room. From the bedroom a short, steep, narrow, cupboard staircase leads up to a low, sloping ceilinged attic room with two single beds and a sea view, suitable for children. There are no gates and several openings in the garden which is boarded by a day stone wall.

Stunning House Direct Views of Mawgan Porth Bay
The house is boho-chic in nature, with stunning, sweeping views of the bay. It is 200 yards from the SW Coastal Path. Redecorated and refurbished during Q1 2025. It is light and airy, decorated in bright colours. Furnishings and appliances are luxury brands, new beds, new sofas, new chairs. The house sleeps 6 people in total - 1 king size bedroom, 1 zip and link/super king, and 1 with two single beds. Fully fenced safe garden. Multi-room SKY TV, Alexa, Sonos. Beach is 3 minutes walk.

Mawgan Porth Home with a view of the beach (small)
Beach house situated behind the dunes of Mawgan Porth. One bedroom with a king-size bed and a large day bed in the entrance room. Would suit small family, couple or a small group of friends for a surf/walking trip. Upstairs has an open-plan living and kitchen area with balcony. Ground level has a lovely decking area with dining table, an outdoor shower (cold water), a fridge for chilled outdoor drinks and a hammock for guest use. Perfect for surfing and beach activities. (Dog friendly)

Romantic Country Cottage| Hot tub| Sauna
This property is part of the Tregawne Farm Cottages collection, where we believe that your holiday matters! It's your lifeline to sanity, a chance to re-connect; it's a chance to relax, a chance to switch off and indeed a chance to experience the out of ordinary. The ultimate rustic retreat where hand crafted luxury meets country cottage. Hidden away with a hot tub, sauna and massage therapist available- this sanctuary will appeal to couples looking for a stay of pure self indulgence!

Luxury peaceful farmhouse
Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Games room with pool table. Completely on its own no neighbours, with 5 acres of private meadows with a stream to roam. All bedrooms have en-suite facilities with super king and king size beds In the main bedrooms. Private fishing lake and bird hide. Stunning views of the valley. The nearest beach is 5 minutes away. Very close to beaches including, Porthcothan, Treyarnon, Harlyn Bay. Padstow is a short drive away.

Pod 1
Set in the scenic Mawgan Porth, the luxury clamping pods offer the perfect mix of comfort and adventure. Each insulated pod features plush beds, heating, wi-fi, private decking, and ensuite facilities. Just minutes from the beach, guests enjoy sea air, countryside views, and nights under starry skies. With the Travellers Rest Inn nearby for food and drink, it's an ideal Cornish escape to relax, unwind, explore and reconnect with nature.

Manor Cottage
Manor Cottage is a unique and stylish retreat tucked down an unmarked lane between the glorious North coast of Cornwall and the pretty village of St Mawgan. Recently renovated to the highest standard, using local materials and a pared back interior designed finish expect all the home comforts and more. A real escape just moments away from the beaches at Mawgan Porth, Watergate Bay and the National Trust protected Bedruthan Steps.

Luxury Shepherd’s Hut With Wood Fired Hot Tub
Escape to a luxury secluded hideaway close to Mawgan Porth Beach on the North Coast of Cornwall. A unique coastal retreat for two, surrounded in countryside with no neighbours offering the ultimate privacy. The perfect place to disconnect - no TV/WIFI just peace, tranquillity and dark starry skies. The beach and village amenities are just a short walk away. Central location for visiting the rest of Cornwall.
Popular amenities for Mawgan Porth holiday rentals
Other great holiday rentals in Mawgan Porth

Garden Flat in Mawgan Porth

Stylish home near Watergate Bay and Mawgan Porth

The Crows nest - Sea View Escape

The Hayloft, Watergate Bay

The Hut - Watergate Bay

Large house sleeps 2-22 ,great sea view near beach

White Lodge Ocean View Apartment Mawgan Porth

Less than 5 mins walk to perfect beach, sea views.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Mawgan Porth?
Stays in Mawgan Porth often feature cottages, modern homes, and seaside apartments close to the beach and local shops. Many accommodations provide outdoor space for relaxing after a day’s exploration.
What are the best things to do in Mawgan Porth with kids?
Kids can try surfing lessons, build sandcastles on the beach, and join nature walks along coastal trails. Local small shops and ice cream stands add to a family-friendly experience.
What are some of the best things to do in Mawgan Porth?
Enjoy surfing, wander along coastal paths, and relax at local cafes in Mawgan Porth. The area also has beach yoga sessions and countryside walks frequently suggested for visitors.
How is the weather in Mawgan Porth?
Mawgan Porth has mild winters around 41–49°F (5–9°C) and warmer summers near 56–66°F (13–19°C). Frequent rainfall is typical, so a waterproof jacket is often suggested.
When is the best time to visit Mawgan Porth?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and vibrant beach life. Coastal walks are enjoyable year-round, though extra layers are useful outside the summer months.
What are the best places to visit in Mawgan Porth?
Mawgan Porth has a sandy beach popular for surfing, nearby walking paths with coastal views, and the Vale of Lanherne for tranquil countryside scenery. Local shops and cafes bring a welcoming atmosphere to the area.
What are some hiking trails in Mawgan Porth?
Mawgan Porth has coastal walks along the South West Coast Path and countryside routes near the Vale of Lanherne. These trails are often recommended for sweeping sea views and peaceful woodland scenery.
What are some family activities we can do in Mawgan Porth?
Families can enjoy beach games, beginner surfing lessons, and nature walks along nearby cliffs. Local shops and ice cream stands are popular with children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Mawgan Porth?
Explore nearby towns with historic sites, visit local gardens, or discover coastal villages known for art galleries and seafood restaurants. Regional nature reserves are often suggested for a day outdoors.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Mawgan Porth?
Pet friendly stays are frequently available in Mawgan Porth, including cottages and houses near the beach and local walking paths. Many rentals welcome travelers with their dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Mawgan Porth?
Locals suggest starting early to enjoy the beach at quieter times and trying small cafes for locally inspired treats. Waterproof footwear and a windproof jacket can be handy due to coastal breezes.
What is Mawgan Porth known for?
Mawgan Porth is known for its sandy beach, surf-friendly waves, and scenic coastal views. The area also has locally rooted food traditions and tranquil countryside surroundings.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Mawgan Porth?
Explore lesser-known coastal trails around Mawgan Porth, small coves for quiet beach moments, and tucked-away cafes serving locally rooted fare. The nearby countryside paths offer a tranquil experience.
What are the best foods to try in Mawgan Porth?
Mawgan Porth has Cornish pasties, locally caught seafood, and freshly baked goods in seaside cafes. Many visitors enjoy traditional cream tea for a taste of the region.
What should I bring for a trip to Mawgan Porth?
Consider bringing layered clothing, a waterproof jacket, sturdy shoes for walking, and beach gear if you plan to explore the shore. Local cafes often welcome casual attire.
What is the nightlife in Mawgan Porth like?
Nightlife in Mawgan Porth is relaxed, with pubs, beachside bars, and small venues hosting live music or open mic nights. Many visitors enjoy evenings with local food and friendly company.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Mawgan Porth?
Mawgan Porth has seasonal celebrations, including food fairs, art markets, and surfing events often held in summer. Regional festivals nearby highlight music and Cornish traditions.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Mawgan Porth?
Mawgan Porth has a range of family friendly vacation rentals, including homes with spacious gardens and easy beach access. Many stays are designed to be comfortable for both children and adults.
All about Mawgan Porth
Situated on the dramatic north Cornish coast, Mawgan Porth is a small hamlet whose focal point is, undeniably, its picturesque beach. With a backdrop of sand dunes and grassy cliffs at each end, the beach is monitored by lifeguards from April to September, making this a sheltered spot for exploring rock pools, flying kites, and building sandcastles. The warm blue-green waters are popular for paddling, while the Atlantic waves offer excellent surfing and bodyboarding opportunities. The area around Mawgan Porth is also known for the incredible scenery of its walking routes. The South West Coastal Path passes through the village, making it possible to walk north to Padstow via the Bedruthan Steps or south to Newquay via Porth.
The town itself has a couple of traditional village stores, farm shops, and tearooms. Don’t miss out on a Cornish cream tea — a scone topped with strawberry jam and clotted cream. Foodies can enjoy pub fare at the local taverns or head to nearby gastro town Padstow to eat at famous restaurants owned by celebrity chefs. Mawgan Porth is the perfect base for a peaceful escape whilst also being ideally located to explore the sights of Cornwall, with its rich cultural heritage and abundant wildlife.
What are the top things to do in Mawgan Porth?
Lanvean Bottoms
Less than a 10-minute drive from Mawgan Porth, Lanvean Bottoms is one of the area’s loveliest nature reserves. You’ll need sturdy footwear to explore this woodland, which is home to a patchwork of hazel, oak, and ash and the occasional pocket of scarlet elf cup fungus. Keep your eyes peeled for the local dormouse population at ground level and collared doves and sand martins overhead.
Japanese Garden and Bonsai Nursery
In neighbouring St. Mawgan, less than a 10-minute drive from Mawgan Porth, you’ll find a bonsai tree nursery and traditional Japanese garden with carp ponds, cherry blossoms, water features, and wooden bridges. Created to encourage mediation and reflection, this peaceful spot is the perfect place for a couple of hours of exploration and restoration. The gardens are open to the public from March through October.
Mawgan Porth Beach
You can’t visit the village without setting foot on Mawgan Porth’s stunning beach. Acres of clean sand and the shallow turquoise waters make for hours of enjoyment. Pack a picnic of Cornish pasties and locally brewed cider for a truly Cornish seaside experience. Adventurous visitors can hit the waves — a surf school and shop can provide all the equipment you may need, as well as instruction suitable for all levels, even complete beginners.
Destinations to explore
- Dartmoor National Park
- Eden Project
- Minack Theatre
- Padstow Harbour
- Porthmeor Beach
- Porthcurno Beach
- Land's End
- The Lost Gardens of Heligan
- Porthtowan Beach
- Lizard Point
- Lusty Glaze Beach
- Pednvounder Beach
- Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park
- Crantock Beach
- Porth Beach
- Gyllyngvase Beach
- Cardinham Woods
- Newquay Harbour
- Mousehole Harbour
- Polperro Beach
- Porthminster Beach
- Summerleaze Beach
- Tolcarne Beach
- Praa Sands Beach





