Let your kids run riot in the safe indoor play centre known as The Playzone. Explore the extensive soft adventure playground or for the older kids why not let them have a run around in Quasar while you site back and relax in the general seating area or the fully licenced bar with large screens and pool tables.

One can unwind in the restful pleasant Mediterranean style atmosphere that's contemporary, light and airy. All meals made fresh to order useing local produce.

If you like to spend your holidays ‘winding down’ in peaceful, picturesque surroundings or you fancy something a bit more adventurous e.g. surfing, fishing, kite surfing etc., then Perran Quay Touring Park is your ideal choice. Miles and miles of gently sloping, sandy beaches, ideal for families, are within a short distance of Perran Quay. Whether you prefer shallow sea water lagoons, fascinating rock pools, rolling dunes, or just acres of golden sand, you will not be disappointed by this spectacular corner of Cornwall.Those who want to get away from it all will be delighted by the breath-taking South West Coast Path cliff top walks. The choice of country walks and cycle rides starts from Perran Quay itself. Beautiful coves, quaint fishing villages and historical sites are close at hand, and the lovely cathedral city of Truro, with its pebbled streets, lies just eight miles away. In fact Perran Quay is within an hour’s drive from anywhere in Cornwall. Perran Quay is a very friendly, family run site offering spaces for touring caravans, trailer tents and tents, as well as our static caravans. They are a very well equipped site which is flat and level in an elevated position with views over the surrounding countryside.

Clich here for their 2008 Tariff

Located just off the A30, The Bike Barn is the hub of Cornwall's bike riding activities. Based at the heart of the stunning Mineral Tramways Cycle Network, we provide training, advice, cycle hire, sales, spares, repairs, and guided group rides.

Ride across england in a day, down the Coast to Coast trail, which runs for 11 miles, almost entirely off road, from the lovely coastal village of Portreath to Devoran, alongside the stunning Restronguet Creek. It's flat (ponies pulling copper ore and coal didn't like hills), making it ideal for children and beginner riders, but there are plenty of extra loops and more demanding sections for the adventurous.

This picturesque trail is literally a cross-section through our stunning county, rich with wildlife, and industrial heritage from a bygone mining era, with lovely traditional country pubs and cream tea cafes all the way.

Holiday properties available throughout the year offering a wide variety of accommodation ranging from the traditional Cornish granite cottage, and large houses, to smaller studios, as well as a great selection of flats and luxury apartments most with stunning sea views.

The properties vary in size and facilities offered and include several where those extra quality touches have been added to make them eligible for our Premier Range. Located in St Ives and Carbis Bay most are available throughout the year, for short breaks or longer stays. Why not let them help you choose the property that suits your individual requirements. They are small enough to care and give individual attention, whilst still being able to offer you a wide selection of properties.

2008 sees Aspects Holidays in it's eighteenth year providing quality accommodation in St Ives and Carbis Bay, they hope that you will find the property to suit your needs, however if you are undecided or just unsure of what to book, please call their sales advisors who will be happy to help.

• Enjoy close encounters with the hand-tame owls under staff supervision, Unique guided tours by qualified staff, Falconry displays daily with owls and birds of prey, owl souvenirs and crafts, or adopt an owl for a year, Tiggy's tearoom open for drinks and a variety of hot and cold snacks, View the moor land wildlife on the lakeside walk, New for 2005 Rainbow play area for all age groups, Indoor education centre available for groups, and all weather visits, Owl husbandry and falconry courses or experience days available, bookings taken, Birthday party packages for all age groups, owl birthday cake optional, Rescue & Rehabilitation of sick and injured owls (not on public display).
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• To complement their usual guided tours and close encounters, they can also now offer three flying displays a day and in conjunction with this programme they offer falconry courses and handling days at the following rates.
  FULL DAY PRICE 10.00am - 4.00pm £90
  HALF DAY PRICE 10.00am - 1.00pm £50

The Bodmin & Wenford Railway is a Standard Gauge Railway that operates mainly steam locomotives in the Duchy of Cornwall. Enjoy a 13 mile round trip on this steeply graded line through the beautiful countryside.

This railway is Cornwall's only standard gauge railway still operated by steam locomotives and the trains run through some delightful Cornish scenery.

The Railway is typical of a branch line in the 1950's.  Great Western steam tank engines are the main locomotives to be seen here but diesel traction is also used, particularly on Saturdays     The main station on the line is at Bodmin General. The engine sheds are here, as well as a Souvenir shop and refreshment room in the restored station buildings.

• With 18 holes, sensibly distanced fairways, well-kept greens and the famous cliff-hanging 17th hole, there can be no more exciting or better value-for-money family day out in the West. Their excellent golf course offers 18 short but challenging par 3 holes, with superb greens and breathtaking sea views. A trurly entertaining and competitive course for golfers of all standards. Situated on the spectacular north Cornwall coastline, overlooking Holywell Bay, both their courses boast first class fairways and grade one greens, not to mention panoramic countryside and coastal views. What's more, they can be enjoyed the whole year round!!
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• They believe everybody should have the opportunity to enjoy a round of golf - whether competitively, or just for fun - whenever they wish. Individuals, pairs, families, groups, parties and clubs; all are welcome at Holywell Bay Golf Park. You're also guaranteed an equally warm welcome at our sister attraction, conveniently sited alongside the golf course: Holywell Fun Park. At Holywell Bay, the view is always stunning - even from indoors! The friendly Gull Rock Bar offers a warm welcome, with good food and a great selection of wines and beers (well, golfing can be thirsty work!)

GREEN FEES: Golf £11.50 including club hire, £9.50 with own clubs Pitch N’ Putt £4.25

• Their green and pleasant countryside Holiday Park at Newquay in Cornwall presents you with a tantalising choice.

  Spend a splashing day in one of their three heated outdoor pools; take a ride down their giant waterslide. Or head into Newquay, Cornwall’s premier resort where you can enjoy its magnificent beaches and attractions.

  There’s a wide range of caravan holiday homes to choose from at Newquay - including the latest double glazed and heated models. Newquay Holiday Park in Cornwall is in a great location to take advantage of all the attractions the UK surf capital has to offer! They’ve got kids' clubs, competitions and live nightly entertainment to make sure you have a great time on your holiday in Cornwall.

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• Pay as you Play. All the rides and attractions at Holywell bay Fun Park operate on our unique token system. Just buy the tokens you need for the rides you want to use! (except Pitch & Putt and Golf)
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• Pitch & Putt/Golf Course	Thunder Trucks	Junior Karts
  Bugs Buggies	Merlin's Maze	F1 Kart Track
  Climbing Wall	Planet Holywell	Rebound
  Bumper Boats	Battle Boats	Laser Orbits
  Rio Grande Train	Adventure Golf	Power Cruisers
  Kiddy Karts

• With one of the very best beaches in Cornwall on our doorstep and fabulous facilities, They have all the ingredients for you and your family to experience a fantastic and truly memorable camping holiday in Cornwall.
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  With so many facilities available within a short walk from the pitches, many of their guests stay on site for the whole week, but if you do fancy exploring the coast, countryside and attractions of Cornwall you couldn’t come to a better place as their Holiday Park is based in the heart of Cornwall and is only 5 miles from Newquay, the county’s most popular resort, plus they are only 10 minutes from the A30.
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• Situated on the North Cornish Coast between Newquay and Padstow on Trevose Head where they are just a few minutes walk from Harlyn Bay, Constantine Bay and Mother Ivy's bay which are all award winning golden sandy beaches, we feel that they can offer you the best in family holidays.

  Surrounded by miles of spectacular coastline walks and only a short drive to Wadebridge, St Austell and Truro.

  As their slogan states, they are a family owned park, run first and foremost for families. They cater for the younger children, and know that if the kids are happy then Mums and Dads are happy. With restrictions on teenagers and no single sex parties.

  Their well-trained holiday team are here to look after you from the moment you arrive to the moment you depart. They will make sure you have a rewarding and relaxing experience with them.

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• A quiet sheltered park set in five paddocks divided by hedges and shrubs, only a short walk from the village. Lovely floral displays enhance the park's appearance, and the grass and hedges are neatly trimmed. Four cubicled family rooms are very popular, and there is a good laundry.

• Site facilities: Showers. Electric shaver. Hairdryer. BBQ area. Picnic area. Ice pack facility. Public telephone. Disabled facilities. Shop on site or within 200 yds.

• Leisure facilities: Children's playground, Stables, Water sports.

• Newquay, heart of The Coast of Dreams, has so much to offer and Newquay’s Tourist Information Centre and Gift Shop is the perfect one-stop shop to help you plan your visit.

  Their friendly staff want to help you make the most of your time in Newquay, so you can be sure of all the advice you need on where to stay, what to see and what to do

  They can help you find accommodation to suit your needs in hotels, guest houses, B&Bs, self-catering apartments, or at camping & caravan sites.

  They make bookings for trips to the Isles of Scilly (by ferry or plane), for coach trips and for surfing lessons; we sell tickets for The Eden Project and many other Cornish attractions, call for details. They also have discount vouchers for Flambards and Cornwall’s Crealy Great Adventure Park.

  They have a wide selection of gift ideas, plus books, DVDs, videos, CDs and tapes, top-ups for mobiles, maps, walking, cycling and touring guides and – of course – postcards and stamps!

  Their other services include: public internet access, fax, photocopying and laminating services and Western Union Money Transfer.

• Tower Park in St Buryan is situated midway between Penzance and Lands End on the beautiful Penwith peninsula surrounded by 36 miles of coastline and some of Cornwall's finest beaches making it an ideal base for exploring the area.
  
  They offer accommodation for tents and tourers and also static holiday caravans for hire. Popular with families, walkers, divers, climbers, surfers, bird-watchers and cyclists. Tower Park is divided into seven level grassed fields seperated by trees and traditional Cornish hedges and provides large, sheltered pitches with electric hook-ups available.
  
  

• The village of St Buryan is a couple of minutes level walk from the site with a Post Office, general stores, garage, church and the St Buryan Inn serving lunches, evening meals and takeaway.

Situeated in the heart of the Cornish countryside, their site consists of 45 pitches of which 21 are hard standing bases for campers and caravans. A limited number of these are classed as extra large pitches. all the pitches have electrical hook-ups, use of which is optional.

They also have fresh water outlets, toilets, chemical toilet facilities and showers. being located on one of the main bus routes , the site is within easy reach of the various attractions and local facilities.

• Please do not hesitate to call in to the Tourist Information Centre, or contact them by telephone, fax, mail or e-mail if you require any further information about West Cornwall. They can provide guides, details of events and festivals taking place in the area, or assist you with finding and booking accommodation.

• Please do not hesitate to call in to the Tourist Information Centre, or contact them by telephone, fax, mail or e-mail if you require any further information about West Cornwall. They can provide guides, details of events and festivals taking place in the area, or assist you with finding and booking accommodation.

• Please do not hesitate to call in to the Tourist Information Centre, or contact them by telephone, fax, mail or e-mail if you require any further information about West Cornwall. They can provide guides, details of events and festivals taking place in the area, or assist you with finding and booking accommodation.

• Idyllic rural setting, relax and enjoy this unique location, six well appointed s/c lodges, lovely countryside views, bluebell woods, Cornwall County wildlife site, help with the animals, play area, ideally situated, so much to see and do - memorable beaches, wonderful coasts, walks on the moors, stunning gardens, theme attractions, historic gems, dogs welcome.

   

  

• Roselands Caravan and Camping Park is a traditional 4 star family run caravan and camping park which is Dog friendly with resident owners who bring a happy, relaxed and friendly approach to the park. Roselands Caravan and camping park is developed to a very high standard situated near St Just, Penwith, West Cornwall, six miles from Penzance.

Namparra campsite is ideally situated on the beautiful Lizard peninsula, close to the coastal path and several beaches and coves just waiting to be explored. The campsite itself is a family run, friendly site consisting of a 6 acre meadow with stunning sea views. The pitches themselves are of good size so you have plenty of room to spread out and enjoy the peace. They have good toilet facilities and free hot showers. There’s plenty of room for ball games etc and well behaved dogs are welcome, you may like to meet our pygmy goats, Toggles and Cinnamon.

Surrounded by an area of outstanding natural beauty and just moments away from fabulous sailing waters. Find out why Mylor Yacht Harbour is the perfect base for motor and sailing yachts in the South West. Mylor Yacht Harbour is a centre of excellence for the restoration and care of yachts and motor boats, providing a full complement of services afloat and ashore.




Mylor Yacht Harbour offers a full complement of services afloat and ashore. These include a modern and spacious marina with 400 spaces afloat on finger berths and swinging moorings, a water taxi service, dry berthing arrangements, shower facilities, a launderette and a fuelling station for berth holders and visitors, membership of the Transeurope marina group for berth holders, a public slipway, drying out facilities, storage ashore and winter lay up, electricity ashore and afloat and towing services within the Fal Estuary.

We also have a working boat yard which carries out annual maintenance work including hoisting and craneage, boat cleaning, polishing and antifouling and have specialists in mechnical and electrical engineering, GRP services, an osmosis treatment centre, a centre of excellence for yacht painting and traditional shipwright skills for the building and repair of wooden boats.

Other facilities available on site include Mylor Harbourside Holidays self-catering accommodation, Mylor Chandlery & Rigging, the Mylor Yacht Club, Simrad electronic equipment, Mylor Marine Maintenance (diving services), Seaweld Fabrications in steel, Mylor Cruising Yacht Charter and RYA courses on yachts, Mylor Sailing School, Windsport International sailing courses, Mylor Boat Hire, Ancasta International Boat Sales, Mylor Harbour Café, The Seafood Restaurant and Castaways Wine Bar.

Originally the most westerly Naval Dockyard and victualling station in England, then home of HMS Ganges and the Packet ships and centre for the French Resistance during the Second World War, Mylor, now home to the last remaining fleet of Oystermen under sail, is celebrating its 200th Anniversary and is a haven for water-lovers of all types, whether you enjoy crabbing with the children off the pontoon, cruising local waters or racing further offshore.

 

25% of camping fees for each booking will be refunded in the form of a voucher which can be redeemed against the value of food and drink purchased in The Golden Lion. The voucher cannot be exchanged for cash.

The Golden Lion Inn & Lakeside Restaurant is wonderfully positioned on the shores of Stithians Lake, a little known but beautiful reservoir set in the hills between Redruth, Helston, and Falmouth. Last year’s winner of the coveted Cornwall Tourism Awards Pub of The Year trophy, The Golden Lion is a destination pub with a strong emphasis on great food and great service in a fantastic location.



Bring the Children –The Golden Lion’s award winning gardens offer space to run and explore whilst parents relax, and only 50 yards away the Pirate themed adventure playground at Stithians Lake Watersports Centre is the perfect place to either work up an appetite or burn off some energy.


Have some fun on the Lake – Stithians Lake has lots of opportunities to have some fun and get some fresh air. Well marked footpaths around the lake combine with cycle tracks, to offer exploratory walks for all ages, whilst viewing the lake’s abundant wildlife.  The Pirate-themed Playground and older children’s Assault Course, provide dry land fun, with Windsurfing, Kayaking and Sailing providing fun on the water. Equipment hire and tuition for all ages is available at the Watersports Centre, all only 50 yards from Lakeside Camping at The Golden Lion Inn.

They specialise in teaching beginner and intermediate surfing lessons for those aged 8 to adults at different surfing beaches in Cornwall including Holywell Bay, Newquay and Godrevy in St Ives Bay. You will only be in the water chest deep for the first surf lessons and at Cornwall Surf Academy provide all the surfing equipment that you will need including warm wetsuits. Surfing is an all weather experience!!

Cornwall Surf Academy surfing lessons begin with a beach safety lesson followed by a short bit of theory teaching you how to surf a wave lying down. You then hit the water to practice what you have learnt before returning to the beach to learn how to  surf standing up!! The final part of the lesson aims to get you surfing waves and riding them all the way in to the beach.

Cape Cornwall is a great place for all to relax, dine, or enjoy a game of golf on Britain's first and last 18 hole course

They welcome members and visitors alike, and invite you to experience their well equipped and modern leisure club. The club combines tradition, refined décor, a warm welcome and quality service all in an exceptionally beautiful setting, with picturesque views and stunning sights of Britain's only cape.

Cape Cornwall offers families the opportunity to spend quality time together and provides the luxury of a country club at an affordable cost. Facilities include an ss68, par 70 18 hole golf course as well as a fully equipped health club with gym, sauna, spa bath, tanning centre and an indoor heated swimming pool.

• Mevagissey Tourist Information can help you with Bed & Breakfast, Guesthouses, Hotels, Self Catering ,Touring Sites and Holiday Parks in Mevagissey, St.Austell, Polgooth and surrounding Area. 

  Mevagissey refers to the town of St Meva and St Issey, first recorded as a hamlet in 1313. A picturesque, unique 14th Century fishing Village located on the South Cornwall Coast at the end of a Valley close to the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Eden Project.

  The nearby Parish of Gorran Haven is one of the gems of South Cornwall. There are two Village beaches which are amongst the safest in the County making them ideal for the whole Family.

  The Mevagissey Tourist Information Centre is right at the Centre  of things in Mevagissey - in St Georges Square, opposite the Post Office on the way down to the Harbour.

  They have a wealth of Mevagissey based Knowledge and can help you with pre-paid Eden Tickets, Accommodation and local maps and books.

• Fascinating Bodmin is ideal for a great family holiday, short break or a day visit. It is North Cornwall's largest and most flourishing town and Cornwall's Capital. It is a town that thrives on its past but also provides today's visitors with an interesting and varied experience..
  
  Two central car parks deliver you straight onto Fore Street where you can browse at your leisure in the locally owned craft and food shops as well as the more familiar High Street names. Set within the heart of the town is the 83-acre Beacon Nature Reserve with breath-taking views to moor and coast; a Leisure Centre where you can swim, keep-fit or relax with a steam bath or sauna and nearby Lanhydrock golf course.

  Within easy walking distance of Bodmin's centre, Mount Folly, there seven fascinating attractions - the Shire Hall, Courtroom Experience; Bodmin and Wenford Railway. The DCLI Military Museum; Town Museum; Bodmin Jail, the largest parish church in Cornwall, St Petroc's and the Camel Trail.

  So a stay in, or visit to Bodmin means you can leave the car behind on your days out. Winding out of Bodmin there are walking and cycling trails leading to the South Coast,taking in Lanhydrock, Lostwithiel, Fowey and, what has been described as the 'eighth wonder of the world' - the famous Eden Project.

  Head north and you are on the famous Camel Trail- 18 miles of traffic-free walking,cycling and horse riding along the River Camel - where you can make for the edge of enigmatic Bodmin Moor or coastwards, along the lovely Camel Estuary to the market town of Wadebridge and the charming harbour at Padstow.

  Within a two miles radius of the town you can take a day out and discover the grand Georgian Houses of Pencarrow and Lanhydrock,- both set in lush gardens and woods as good as any you will see, visit the famous Camel Valley Vineyard and taste the award-winning wines; or just wander through the beautiful Cardinham Woods.

  As well as boot, bike and saddle, Bodmin is at the centre of Cornwall's bus routes - steam trains link the town to the Paddington to Penzance main line which passes our door. If that's not enough you can experience the romance of steam with the sooty smells and soporific sounds of a trip on one of the Bodmin & Wenford's steam engines.

• A warm welcome and personal attention awaits you at the Whipsiderry Hotel Newquay in Cornwall. Run by the same family for over 34 years, Lisa and Andy Burbidge ensure your stay is a happy and memorable one. Situated on the stunning North Coast of Cornwall Whipsiderry Hotel is surrounded by rolling cliffs, beautiful blue seas, golden sands and an abundance of wildlife, some of which remain permanent residents in the hotel grounds! Set within its own grounds of over two acres, the Whipsiderry Hotel stands proudly at the top of the hill with a panoramic view of Newquay & some of the most spectacular scenery in Cornwall. Overlooking Porth Beach and Bay with breathtaking sea and countryside views, the Whipsiderry is a peaceful family run hotel within easy reach of Newquay Town Centre, an ideal location for exploring all Cornwall has to offer. Easily accessable from Newquays train & coach Stations & approximately 10mins from Newquay Airport.

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Only the freshest ingredients and local produce go into making onshore’s vast and eclectic menu. Choose from the brandy scallops or the seafood risotto or choose one of their gourmet pizzas like the wonderfully ingenious teriyaki duck.

Their varied menu has a Mediterranean feel and most of the dishes are cooked in their wood-burning oven. Why not have a 'Quick Pizza or Pasta' one evening and return for a leisurely seafood lunch the next day - see if their menus tempt you. Tempting Wines The wine list at Onshore offers some of the best value wines, mainly from the 'New World'. Their independent supplier prides himself on locating interesting, unusual producers. Welcoming Service The atmosphere in the restaurant is friendly and informal, as is their professional service. Stunning Views A delicious meal accompanied by a good glass of wine is even better if there is a view to match. At Onshore even the chef's can enjoy the beauty of St Ives Bay and Harbour while they work.

They are a family run pub with bed & breakfast accommodation. They have an extensive menu, with a choice of reasonably priced snacks or larger meals. Orders are taken til late, and food can be eaten in the bar, restaurant, conservatory or beer garden. They have double, twin and family rooms available, and welcome holiday or business customers.

All of their rooms have either an en-suite bath or shower room, and have TVs and Tea and coffee-making facilities. residents have a separate access to come and go as they please, once checked in. this makes it ideal for late arrivals and early departures from the airport. They pride ourselves on their service to their customers, and do their best to create a friendly, informal atmosphere to ensure residents feel welcome & comfortable during their stay. Their tariffs vary, depending on the time of year and length of stay.

The award-winning Carbis Bay Hotel is situated on the golden sands of Carbis Bay Beach, which is owned by the hotel and is reputedly one of the finest beaches in the world. Part of the larger St Ives Bay, it is one of only two bays in the United Kingdom to qualify as a member of the exclusive, internationally recognised Most Beautiful Bays in the World organisation.

Family run, the hotel is a tranquil paradise, offering a complete hotel service; courteous, friendly staff and attention to detail are apparent from the moment you arrive and are part of the hotel's culture and tradition.

Whatever your mood, the Carbis Bay Hotel combines the perfect holiday ingredients. Enjoy the comfort in one of their forty-four individually furnished rooms and the luxury of room service; relax in one of their spacious lounges; sip a cocktail in their magnificent conservatory; rise to the challenge of their basement games room and enjoy a game of snooker or be entertained by an evening's cabaret (high season only). This unique destination is panoramic living at its best - which has been described as probably the best combination of coastal grandeur, food and beach location anywhere in the U.K. Carbis Bay is a very special place with a breathtaking setting on the shores of Carbis Bay Beach.

Alternatively stay in one of their newly built suite apartments or cottages situated in an idyllic wooded valley within the hotel grounds.

Fishing out of the most South West port in the UK, (Penzance, Cornwall), the Bite Adventures is a purpose built Bullet 38. The vessel is very spacious with plenty of cabin space for comfort, and plenty of deck space for the business part of the trip. Powered by skania 350 the Bite will reach speed of up to 18 knots, with comfort being the key to a pleasurable trip. They run 2, 4 and 8 hour fishing trips as well as trips designed to specifically catch sharks. To find out more about the various trips and charters available visit their website or give them a call.

‘Scootering’ is the cool, easy and fun way to explore South West Cornwall and its many attractions. How better to beat the traffic, squeeze into tiny parking spaces, save on petrol, not to mention parking charges, and see the sights than hiring a scooter? St. Ives, along with many popular Cornish tourist destinations may be notorious for parking and accessibility, but it’s a hoot with a scoot and far greener as well! Combined with its laid-back (dreckly) and vibrant surfing culture, there can be no better location in the UK to enjoy the freedom and thrills of scootering. In fact, it really is…. “a thousand smiles every mile!!”

In addition to operating their scooter hire, Strawberry leisure also hire VW Campervans, The Bed Bug as well as running quality lodges.

VW Campervan

It is with this proud quality association that Strawberry Leisure excitedly announce the arrival of classic VW campervan hire to the heart of Southwest Cornwall. Make no mistake, these are the genuine articles, not new copies of old style VW campers but lovingly restored and refurbished classics - original split-screen and bay window campervans from the 60’s and 70’s. By hiring one of their classic VW campers you can explore Cornwall’s awe-inspiring coastline, marvel at its breathtaking scenery and visit popular tourist destinations all at your own pace and with the timeless appeal and charm found only with an original VW campervan. Their head-turning beauties can be hired for one week, a fortnight or shorter periods out of season. They are comprehensively equipped, so all you need to bring along is a relaxed, not to be hurried attitude, and possibly a surfboard and Beach Boys CD.

The Bed Bug

Camping just got a whole lot better!! Incredibly cool, totally weatherproof and affordable BedBugs offer creature comforts minus the hassle, dampness, drafts and all the other inconveniences associated with tents! And if the weather turns nasty? Your as snug as bug in a bug! No more freezing cold, damp and gale force nights in a tent ever again!! Oh and because of its superlative insulation properties, its cool inside when its hot outside (an infrequently reported phenomenon!) The BedBug is a head-turning, lightweight, two-sleeping, rugged - weatherproof teardrop fibreglass tent on wheels (ok, it’s a bit like a caravan), manufactured here in the UK.

The Lodges

Nestling in over two acres of lovely private gardens literally minutes away from the breathtakingly beautiful Cornish beaches of St. Ives Bay and main A30 artery, you will find their stunning, brand new self-catering timber lodge accommodation of the highest possible standards. This exclusive and private family run development of only a single adjoining pair of custom designed and superbly appointed timber lodges will appeal to the most discerning visitor, making it without question a fabulous base for exploring Cornwall or a wonderful place for simply just chilling out.

VisitBritain is Britain's national tourism agency, responsible for marketing Britain worldwide and for developing England's visitor economy. They work in partnership with thousands of organisations from across the UK. Their website is designed especially for the UK industry. The menu on the left explains the various ways they work with partners and the wide range of free business advice and resources that they offer.

Drive Britain Ltd is a company run by people who have a great deal of experience in the tourism industry, throughout the world.

However, as people who love Britain, they have come to realise that the average UK holiday doesn't really offer the best experience of an area. Staying in one hotel, in one town or village, seriously limits your opportunities to enjoy all the activities and sights, be it gardens, castles or waves.They decided that it would be far more interesting if they offered you a sensible holiday route, with advice on stops and destination attractions, and a comfortable hotel booked and paid for, each night.

They are solidly commited to reducing environmental impacts and are working hard to ensure your holiday has a low green cost. Carbon offset schemes will shortly be introduced to help in this.

Finally, and perhaps most importantly, They have spent their working lives commited to ensuring people have the best holiday they can offer. If you would like your British holiday tour tailored for you, please contact them with your interests and they will work with you to arrange a tour.

No matter if you want your UK hoiday to include the best climbs, the best waves, the best hills to parapente, the best bird watching spots, or just the best beaches. Contact them and they will organise your UK holiday itinerary, book your hotels and provide you with information for your tour.

Glendorgal Beach Hotel in Porth, this Newquay Hotel is proud to offer one of the most unique and spectacular settings for a Cornwall Hotel. 

Situated on its own seventeen acres of private Cornish headland, the Glendorgal Beach Hotel overlooks Porth Beach and the ocean, providing breathtaking beach views of the beautiful North coast of Cornwall.

Being perched on the cliff-top allows you to walk straight down onto the sandy beach of Porth, it is this secluded beach location that makes the Glendorgal Beach Hotel the perfect relaxing place to escape to, and yet it is just a short stroll from Newquay town centre.

All the hotel rooms at the stunning Glendorgal Newquay Hotel are en-suite decorated in a chic, charming seaside style and have comfortable and stylish beach interiors. The Glendorgal Hotel Newquay has a friendly restaurant famous for its delicious contemporary seafood dishes and modern Cornish cuisine. The Watermark Brasserie and Bar is the perfect place to relax and enjoy bubbling champagne and an impressive wine menu.

Not simply a holiday destination, the Glendorgal Beach Hotel also offers an outstanding venue location in Cornwall, for business conferences through to beach weddings. Please discover all the the Glendorgal Hotel Newquay has to offer from within this website, and their friendly Glendorgal Hotel team are of course always happy to be of further assistance should you like any more information.

Built as a prestigious hotel in 1934, the Cliff Head Hotel has enjoyed many years in the hands of private ownership. Situated in a private road close to Carlyon Bay it has undergone extensive recent renovation and refurbishment.

Their attractive reception area extends a warm welcome to you upon entering the hotel and provides comfort for you to sit and make plans for the day. Their friendly reception staff will be only too pleased to advise you on local amenities and attractions.

Strategically located in the centre of the Cornish Riviera the Cliff Head is the ideal base from which to explore the west Country from exeter to land's End. Dartmoor is just over an hour's drive to the east while Land's End is a similar journey to the West. Closer by, many attractive fishing villages are a short drive the the hotel. Mevagissey, St Mawes and Fowey to name just three.

Welcome to The Porthminster Hotel, St Ives, Cornwall. For short breaks, summer holidays, weddings or business events we offer the best experiences in West Cornwall. Our inspirational breaks are tailored to meet your perfect holiday requirements.

Locations don't get much better than this. The Porthminster Hotel is nestled in sub-tropical gardens on the coast of St.Ives in West Cornwall. Perched directly above the beach, and overlooking the clear waters of St Ives Bay and the famous Godrevy Lighthouse (immortalised by novelist Virginia Woolf), the views from their hotel are amongst the best you'll find anywhere in Cornwall.

The Porthminster Hotel, St Ives, Cornwall provides the perfect base from which to explore the delights of St Ives - one of Cornwall's oldest and best-known holiday towns - as well as the spectacular scenery and coastline surrounding it.

With its unspoilt fishing harbour and maze of traditional white cottages, magnificent golden beaches and famously clear light, St Ives has inspired generations of artists, writers and poets for over a century. Warmed by the nearby Gulf Stream, this region's climate is the mildest in the UK, making it ideal for breaks both in and out of season. Often likened to a Mediterranean fishing village, sub-tropical plants and towering palm trees flourish here, and in summer the streets are swathed in colour as the town's flower displays burst into bloom.

As their guest you'll have direct access to Porthminster beach­ - the award-winning half-mile crescent of perfect, powder-fine sand that is, quite literally, on their doorstep. And whether you're taking a leisurely stroll along the coast on a mellow autumn day, lazing on the beach at the height of the summer or exploring the galleries that line the ancient streets of the town, it won't be long before you fall under the spell of St Ives.

Services and features
They believe that their attention to detail sets them apart from the rest. They work hard to ensure their warm and friendly service is second to none, and when you take advantage of their range of special services and features, you'll find that a little extra really does go a long way.

Hotel facilities
As you would expect, all of their rooms are equipped with en-suite facilities, direct dial telephone, hairdryer, remote controlled colour television and tea/coffee making facilities. Unlimited use of the indoor pool, heated outdoor pool (1st June-6th September) and tennis courts is included in the cost of your stay. (Tennis courts are subject to availability and can be booked at Reception.)
Wireless broadband internet access is available in the guest lounge, and there are also two computers with broadband access available for guests' use.

The Garrack Hotel and Restaurant. Small quality 3 star St Ives hotel with stunning Atlantic sea views overlooking Porthmeor beach and the town of St Ives in Cornwall. Award winning restaurant, indoor pool, sauna and terraced garden for quiet relaxation. Private on site car parking. 10 to 15 minutes walk from the harbour, town centre, beaches & coastal footpath.

In summer it is a welcome haven from the hustle and bustle of a popular tourist town and an ideal base to explore the area.In winter, it is a cosy retreat, with log fires, and a country house charm, reminiscent of the gentleman's residence that it once was. Family owned and run by the Kilby's since 1965, The Garrack is a place of comfort and traditional hospitality, for you to eat well, sleep soundly, leave relaxed… and hopefully, to return..