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Castle by the Beach with Sea Views, Portreath
It’s not often you get to stay in a castle by the beach, and Glenfeadon is extra special. Backed by woodland and boasting beautiful sea views, this is your very own corner of paradise. Revel in all the unique features that are found throughout; from exposed stone walls and beams to arched windows and wooden floorboards. Meanwhile, stylish contemporary touches add luxury and elegance. In the evenings, sit out in your peaceful courtyard and enjoy a starlight soak in your alfresco bathtub - bliss.

Studio for 2 on beautiful Cornish beach
Welcome to the Studio, a lovely self-contained annex with superb coastal location in the seaside village of Porthtowan & good access to the A30 and W. Cornwall. The Studio is attached to our home but has its own entrance, parking space & small private deck. Overlooking Porthtowan’s ‘Blue Flag’ award winning sandy beach & surfing destination, the beautiful SW coast path & many amenities are right on the doorstep, so no need to drive anywhere. It is the perfect base for a short break or holiday.

Romantic Country Cottage| Hot tub| Sauna
Your holiday matters! It's your lifeline to sanity, a chance to re-connect with the loved ones closest to you; it's a chance to relax, a chance to switch off and indeed a chance to experience the out of ordinary. Damson Cottage is the ultimate rustic retreat where hand crafted luxury meets country cottage. Hidden away in the rural countryside, with its own hot tub, sauna and massage/wellbeing therapist available this sanctuary will appeal to couples looking for a stay of pure self indulgence!

St Agnes coastal home, hot tub, by beach & pubs
Lovingly designed by local craftsmen & artist friends, The Lodge at Trecara is yards from cliff with breathtaking walks to beaches. Local art hangs on colourful walls, the deepest of baths, waterfall shower and hot tub are bliss. Super king bedroom opens to enclosed garden for al fresco dining & fireside stargazing. Triple bunk room in other bedroom. Kitchen with log burner for romantic or family nights in. Home cinema lounge with sea views. Couple/family/dog friendly. Shops/pubs 10min walk

Modern & quirky tiny home & hot tub, mid Cornwall
An Gwith is a modern, self-contained & fully equipped 1 bedroom detached studio annexe set in a peaceful semi-rural village with easy access to the city. The downstairs space has open plan living with a kitchen, lounge & dining area; separate toilet & spacious shower room. The spiral staircase leads to a cosy mezzanine level bedroom. There is also a patio & garden area with a private hot tub, perfect for morning coffee & relaxing in the evening. Ideal for couples & business travellers

Little Sandyacres
Little Sandyacres is a spacious private flat, specially designed with holidays in mind. It sits nestled within palm trees of the beautifully tendered cornish garden of Sandyacres House, tucked away off a little, quiet lane which you can use to access all the joys of Cornwall. A great space for a couples getaway but also large and open enough for a group or family holiday of 5. It's light, the views are spectacular and the interior design has been tastefully chosen for a coastal holiday

Romantic Treehouse with Hot Tub & BBQ Lodge
OFFER - 25% OFF 3rd night Free Wi-Fi OWN ELECTRIC CAR QUICK CHARGING SPACE Spend a truly unique and romantic night at ‘Treetops’. Nestled in the trees, gaze up at the stars through the glass roof whilst enjoying the warmth from the wood burner. Take a moonlit dip in the hot tub or a relaxing soak in the luxury bath. Awaken to the dawn chorus and open the door to watch the sunrise from the bed. Enjoy cooking in our BBQ lodge, or simply light a fire and relax - search treetopnights

Unique treehouse for luxurious escape to the ocean
Every inch of The Hyde from the shell to the interiors, is masterfully crafted by hand. Hidden away in dense woodland far from the world, it is a perfect retreat for a couple or solo traveller. It isn’t just a treehouse or a cabin but an experience; an invitation to escape. Just one of many five star reviews. Our stay at the Hyde was perfect! We had everything we needed and loved the surrounding area. Thank you for being great hosts and can't wait to come back! TheHyde is special.

Cornwall Beach Apartment - Sand Dunes
Apartment in large beachfront property. Amazing views to beach and coastline. En suite bathroom with toilet, shower, washbasin and storage. Main open plan room with fully fitted kitchen, large dining and lounging area with beach views. Outside deck area, overlooking the beach/sea, for seating and dining. Separate access door with coded key lock. Outdoor storage for boards and beach equipment + outdoor shower. Parking for one vehicle. Really amazing location and views.

A funky Luxury one bedroom cabin in St Agnes
This unique 40sqm one bedroom eco cabin is situated in the picturesque village of St Agnes, in Cornwall, which is in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a World Heritage Site. Cozytoo is conveniently located within walking distance to a great selection of pubs and restaurants. The property is nestled into a tranquil setting, alongside two fields, from which one can enjoy the iconic views. The local beach is a short stroll away and boasts a stunning coastline.

Bright Spacious Cornish Cottage w/Lush Valley View
Lower Nance is a beautiful 19th Century cottage in the small peaceful Hamlet of Bridge. Nestled in a tranquil green valley that leads down to the beach village of Portreath, it makes the perfect couples getaway or home for a family holiday. It's pure relaxation all within minutes of amenities. Surrounded by stunning walks from the doorstep and only a short distance to some of the best beaches Cornwall has to offer.

The cove A cosy beach retreat in West Cornwall, UK
Portreath is a village and fishing port on the north coast of Cornwall. Portreath is about three miles northwest of Redruth and has a harbour and is a Sandy beach cove. Portreath has several pubs that serve tasty food and local drinks. There is a bakery, corner shop, several take always and a few cosy cafes too that serve drinks, cakes and light lunches. There are 2 bedrooms.
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Tin Miners Captain Georgian hs, parking, Logburner

5-bed, amazing sea views over Porthtowan beach

Shepherds Hut Heaven at Bumbledown Farm

Harbour View apartment in Portreath

Aurora Shepherds Hut perfect for Stargazing

Stylish beachfront penthouse

Beach house by the dunes at Gwithian

180 degree panoramic views - Hot tub
When is the best time to visit Portreath?
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| Avg. price | £94 | £89 | £99 | £102 | £104 | £129 | £157 | £175 | £129 | £103 | £77 | £116 |
| Avg. temp | 7°C | 7°C | 8°C | 9°C | 12°C | 14°C | 16°C | 16°C | 15°C | 12°C | 10°C | 8°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Portreath?
Portreath has coastal cottages, beachfront apartments, and village stays near the harbor, welcoming solo travelers, families, and groups. Many visitors find lodging options that connect directly with seaside paths or town amenities.
What are the best things to do in Portreath with kids?
Families can explore sandy beaches, play in local parks, or enjoy seaside walks along the harbor. Many visitors join in paddling, searching for seashells, or sampling ice cream at beachfront cafes.
What are some of the best things to do in Portreath?
Discover sandy beaches, explore the harbor, or join surf lessons along the coast. Walking the South West Coast Path and sampling local cafes are frequently suggested for a mix of nature and village life.
How is the weather in Portreath?
Portreath has cool, damp winters with temperatures around 41–49°F (5–9°C), and milder, breezy summers near 56–66°F (13–19°C). Showers are frequent, so packing layers and rain gear is often advisable.
When is the best time to visit Portreath?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for warmer weather and seasonal village events. Mild summer temperatures and longer daylight hours make outdoor activities more accessible.
What are the best places to visit in Portreath?
Frequently suggested spots include the main beach, historic harbor, and stretches of the South West Coast Path. Nature reserves and local parks provide options for quieter outdoor exploration.
What are some hiking trails in Portreath?
Explore coastal paths along the South West Coast Path and woodland trails through hills surrounding Portreath. These routes feature sea views, historic landmarks, and access to nature, welcoming a mix of abilities.
What are some family activities we can do in Portreath?
Families can build sandcastles on the beach, stroll the harbor, or visit nearby parks and nature reserves. Paddleboarding, fishing, and sampling Cornish treats are frequently suggested for enjoyable outings.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Portreath?
Explore nearby coastal villages, visit local gardens, or discover heritage sites such as mining museums or castles. Outdoor adventure parks, wildlife areas, and traditional markets round out popular day trip possibilities.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Portreath?
Many accommodations in Portreath welcome pets, especially cottages and homes near the seafront or village center. Local walking routes and beaches provide easy opportunities to enjoy the outdoors with your companion.
What are some local tips for visiting Portreath?
Locals suggest dressing in layers and bringing waterproof gear, as coastal weather changes quickly. Sampling Cornish pasties, respecting tide times, and joining in community events can enrich your stay.
What is Portreath known for?
Portreath is known for its sandy beach, historic harbor, and connections to Cornwall’s mining heritage. The village has a vibrant coastal atmosphere and access to scenic walking trails.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Portreath?
Explore quiet coves, local nature reserves, or tucked-away cafes around Portreath’s village lanes. Historic engine houses and scenic viewpoints along nearby walking trails reveal more of Cornwall’s coastal character.
What are the best foods to try in Portreath?
Portreath has traditional Cornish pasties, locally caught seafood such as crab and mackerel, and classic cream teas featuring scones and jam. Many visitors enjoy sampling regional cakes or ice cream from local vendors.
What should I bring for a trip to Portreath?
It is often suggested to pack comfortable walking shoes, a waterproof jacket, and sunscreen, as coastal weather varies. Bringing swimwear, a reusable water bottle, and layers is helpful for outdoor activities and beach days.
What is the nightlife in Portreath like?
Portreath has a cozy nightlife scene, with village pubs, beachfront cafes, and occasional live music. Evenings often center around relaxed socializing, seaside dinners, or community gatherings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Portreath?
Portreath hosts a variety of local festivals and events, often highlighted by summer celebrations with live music or community fairs. Seasonal activities may include beach cleanups, food markets, and youth sports days.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Portreath?
Portreath has family friendly vacation rentals, including cottages and coastal homes around the village and beachfront area. Many stays include features like kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and access to outdoor spaces.
All about Portreath
Ten minutes west of Redruth on the North Cornish coast lies Portreath, a charming seaside village lined by green hills and rows of cottages. The name comes from the Cornish word for “sandy cove,” a perfect description of the town with its turquoise waters and sandy beaches, which are popular with surfers. Portreath was once Cornwall’s most important port, exporting copper ore from local mines to Swansea and importing Welsh coal. Now, the waterfront is home to only a couple of fishing boats. Portreath remains a traditional, residential Cornish village, welcoming to visitors, with cafes, shops, pubs, and plenty of holiday cottages for rent.
From Portreath, it’s easy to see the main sights of Southern Cornwall, with popular towns St. Ives, Falmouth, and Truro all within less than 20 miles. The Land’s End Landmark Attraction, Britain’s most south-westerly point, is less than 30 miles away via the A30.
What are the top things to do in Portreath?
North Cliffs
The hike to Bassets Cove and back is around five miles total. Parts of the cliff-top coastal path are fairly challenging, but the wildflower-lined journey promises stunning views across bays and coves. Pack a Cornish pasty and a local cider to fuel your amble.
The Vortex Surfing
Newbie to intermediate surfers and bodyboarders can practice on the beach waves, which are known to pack a decent punch when a northwesterly swell picks up. Advanced surfers visit Portreath to try out The Vortex, a challenging surf break created by the harbour wall that can build waves up to 2.5 metres. The couple of surf shops in town stock all the essentials, and you’ll find a surf school on the seafront.
Cornwall Gold and Tolgus Mill
Just a five-minute drive from Portreath village is Cornwall Gold and Tolgus Mill, a centre for family fun, creativity, and historical discovery. Kids can play a round of krazy golf or go panning for gold. Bring your old jewellery for the team to repair or upcycle, and see them getting creative in the workshop. Meanwhile, Tolgus Mill is a working Victorian tin mill, with an exhibition telling the story of the lives of the local community members who worked there.
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4.8 Average rating
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