We have just received two cancellations for the coming week; 1219 Langarrack at Marazion, and 1149 By the Sea at Newquay.
Langarrack, a sleep 4, enjoys spectacular views of St Michael’s Mount and Marazion beach from its small private balcony and the rooms at the front of the property. Marazion village centre, with its charming blend of galleries, curio shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes, is just a short walk from the property.
By the Sea, an open-plan ground floor apartment which also sleeps 4, stands on the low cliff above Towan beach and harbour. Tastefully furnished throughout, By the Sea also has a balcony, as well as communal gardens. The owners of By the Sea are now offering 10% off the price of the coming week (commencing Friday 20 August) – call our office now on 01326 573808 for more information or to book.
We also have a cancellation for Fistral Edge at Newquay.
Fistral Edge, a sleep 6, enjoys breathtaking 180 degree views of Fistral Beach and the Atlantic Ocean. A stone’s throw from the golden sands of Fistral beach and on the quiet side of town, Fistral Edge is comfortably furnished with private parking and a sunny, enclosed garden. Fistral Edge is now available the week commencing Saturday 28 August at just £898 plus a £25 booking fee – a saving of £100! Call now to book.
Posted in August 2010, Uncategorized |
There’s still plenty going on in Cornwall this week – Fowey Regatta and Carnival finishes this Saturday, 21 August, and the Mining Villages Festival in Redruth finishes on Sunday 22. SaltFest – Saltash’s Summer Music Festival - starts on Friday 20 August (ending Sunday 22) and is absolutely free! The event will cater for a wide range of musical tastes, and if the weather is fair, the event will also include outdoor activities and fun events.
The West of England Steam Rally also starts on Friday 20 and finishes on Sunday 22 – this event takes place at Stithians Showground and includes over 50 full-size steam engines, vintage vehicles, heavy horses and a traditional fairground.
Bude Carnival takes place on Saturday 21 August, with a Fancy Dress Competition, Children’s Walking Parade and Fairy Queen Competition. Also on Saturday 21 is the Cornish Country Fayre and Farmers’ Market at Wadebridge – including dog agility, alpacas and Cornish music and dancing.
Also, don’t forget that Sunday 22 August is both Porthleven Lifeboat Day and Padstow Lifeboat Day.
Posted in August 2010, What's On |
We have a small selection of sleep 2s still available from this weekend, so if you’re thinking about a last minute visit to Cornwall, have a look at the following properties.
The Studio at Polperro, a cosy-for-two chalet-style studio apartment, has captivating views over the harbour and provides the ultimate romantic getaway. Famous world-wide and one of the most sought-after visitor locations in Cornwall, Polperro is an old fishing village with windy streets and quaint fishermen’s cottages. The Studio is available from Friday 13 August due to a cancellation, at a 10% discount.
We also have Church View at Perranporth (now offering the week commencing Saturday 14 at £440 plus a £25 booking fee), Merrifield Cottage at Charlestown (now offering the week commencing Saturday 14 at £585 plus the booking fee), and Gig Cottage at Mevagissey. 
All these properties provide comfortable accommodation for two, and are ideally located near the coast and some beautiful beaches. The weather is set to improve over the next few days, so why not treat yourself to a few days away in the Cornish sunshine? For further information, please contact our Customer Services team on 01326 573808.
Posted in August 2010, Uncategorized |
The 2010 Pendennis Cup takes place in Falmouth this week – the event includes super yacht racing and a comprehensive onshore entertainments programme. Whilst you’re in Falmouth, why not go along to Pendennis Castle where a nautical week is planned (ending on Friday 13th) – daily activities will involve making signal flags, games and trying on maritime costumes!
Camelford Agricultural Show takes place on Wednesday 11th August – this annual show is hugely popular with families and provides a great day out for all ages.
The Mining Villages Festival week starts this Saturday (14th) – events will take place in St Day, Lanner, Portreath and Carharrack, as well as at King Edward Mine, Beacon.
Fowey Regatta and Carnival Week also starts this weekend (Sunday 15th) – with daily sailing races, a Red Arrows display and a spectacular firework display over the harbour.
Finally, if you are bringing your dog with you on holiday, take him along to Duloe Family Fun Dog Show on Sunday (15th) – the show will host 14 classes including Best Trick and Fancy Dress!
Posted in August 2010, What's On |
This week, Sidmouth Folk Week takes place, ending on Friday 6th August. This festival includes concerts, ceilidhs (Celtic dances) and displays. Henri Lloyd Salcombe Yacht Club Regatta finishes this Friday as well – nearly 300 boats enter this regatta annually, with around 550 sailors taking part.

Powderham Castle at Exeter is celebrating Pirate Week, Dartmouth Castle presents an open air version of Macbeth until this Saturday, and on Thursday 5th August, Plymouth is hosting a Help for Heroes Bike Night on Hoe Promenade. This event will be held monthly to raise money for the charity.
Dartmouth Folk Festival takes place this weekend, starting Friday 6th. This year’s festival will include a fayre, craft displays, dances and a music hall. And if you own a boat, why not go along to the ‘Rock the Boat’ party on Friday 6thAugust? Starting on the water at Torridge Estuary and ending in Bar Toko at Barnstaple, the party is held in aid of the RNLI. All ages welcome for the boat party (strictly over 18s only for the after party in the bar).
Finally, if you love steam traction engines, be sure not to miss Torbay Steam Fair this weekend (6th-8th). This event will also be raising money for charity.
Posted in August 2010, Uncategorized |
Cornish Cottage Holidays’ Stay Cafe is now open in Falmouth for the most amazing cream teas – with homemade scones, Roskilly’s Jam and Rodda’s Cream…Perfect. Open during the Fal River Festival – we are celebrating the start of the River Festival with a BBQ in the square on the 28th May 2010… Print off this voucher to enjoy our special offers. Come down to the Events Square, by the National Maritime Museum and meet Shaun, Mary and Sam – our new team. All our food is freshly prepared at the cafe, using the most local produce possible…we even grow our own herbs in Events Square!
If you are on holiday in Cornwall or if you are local – we would love to extend our welcome to you.
Tourist information is available and if you have a Stay Card (which all guests staying in holiday cottages in Cornwall with Cornish Cottage Holidays hold)- then you can also enjoy 10% off.
The cafe opens at 9am – and serves a range of freshly cooked breakfasts – from poached free range eggs and Cornish bacon through to fruit compote and yoghurt. Fantastic food is served all day – freshly baked scones, homebaked cakes, local crab sandwiches, salads, panini, crepes, Roskilly’s Organic Ice cream – lots of lovely flavours. For children, we offer a Kids’ lunch box – with a sandwich, ice cream, drink and a choice of biscuits.
The Stay Cafe is open for business and it’s just opposite Rick Stein’s Fish & Chip shop – we would love to welcome you in to our cafe in Falmouth. Our guide to what’s on in Cornwall and to attractions in Cornwall can be found on our Stay Website, www.stayguide.co.uk.
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