Cottages in Kingsand and Cawsand

Nestled in the wooded hills, the twin villages of Cawsand and Kingsand are the perfect destination for those looking to get away from the crowds. The area is known as one of the least visited parts of Cornwall. You can enjoy a peaceful stay without the sound of bustling crowds in the charming cottages nestled in the narrow streets, just steps away from the beach.

Cawsand and Kingsand's traditional cottages offers a wide range of places to stay to suit your needs. You'll find properties for two people to those in large groups of nine. Inside the accommodations, a renovated style that's very different from what you see on the outside, will be waiting for you. With well-equipped kitchens, living rooms with fireplaces, cosy bedrooms, and wonderful sea views from the balcony.

Known as the 'forgotten corner' of Cornwall, the Rame Peninsula is a place worth exploring if you're a nature lover. This section of the AONB boasts Mount Edgcumbe Park, one of the most beautiful in England, as well as Maker Heights and Rame Head, an extraordinary promontory crowned by a medieval chapel. From here you can enjoy a tranquil landscape characterized by small country roads, the mighty ocean, some of Cornwall's finest beaches, and vibrant green pasture.

Popular with families, Cawsand beach is a pleasant shingle beach sheltered with rock pools. Here you can swim safely and explore the rock pools which are home to crabs. On the other hand, the small and pleasant Kingsand beach is made up of sand and pebbles and is also excellent for swimming. Both beaches have places to eat, so after a day in the sun, you'll have a selection of traditional pubs and restaurants nearby to cool off in.

Take a day trip to Plymouth and enjoy the outdoor seawater swimming pool called the Tinside Lido. Make the most of the summer, spend a day in this wonderful saltwater pool overlooking the sea, watch the children play in the central fountain, and sunbathe on the terrace. The Lido is a fantastic example of art deco style, voted one of the top 10 outdoor pools in Europe.

After your day at the pool, pop into the UK's largest aquarium! The National Marine Aquarium offers you a magical experience under the sea where you can meet over 4,000 creatures. Discover the 6 different zones of the aquarium and see everything from local creatures to exotic species from the Great Barrier Reef. You will see animals such as turtles, tropical fish, sharks, giant octopuses, rays, and more.

Mount Edgcumbe is one of the most spectacular attractions in the area and is definitely worth a visit. The park offers 860 acres of enchanting landscapes, beaches, woodland walks, and gardens. Take the time to explore this stunning place, go on a safari expedition on an off-road Segway, see hundreds of wild animals, and discover the spectacular gardens full of colours and scents.

Situated in the heart of Kingsand and Cawsand, The Halfway House Inn, known locally as “The Halfway” is one of Kingsand and Cawsand's finest pubs. Come along, enjoy the high-quality beer and select a dish from the extensive menu. You will find dishes such as sirloin steak with mushrooms, beef burger, traditional fish and chips, fresh mussels, prawns with chips and other delicacies!

Stretching from Rame Head to Portwrinkle, Whitsand Bay is characterized by spectacular scenery and long sandy beaches. Walk along the three miles of sandy shores of this hidden Cornish gem and enjoy the desolate beaches at low tide. The bay is also a popular spot for scuba diving for its fascinating marine life and surfing due to its constant swell.

Boasting an incredible ocean view, The Bay is a fine dining restaurant and bar with a coastal charm that is sure to grab you. Sit at a table with idyllic views, savour the delicious food crafted to perfection, and let your taste buds be amazed by the magnificent flavours. You can sample dishes such as steamed Cornish mussels, Cornish seafood chowder, and grilled fish and prawns.

Offering the longest artificial slope in the South West, Plymouth Ski and Snowboard Centre is not to be missed. Have fun on a Sno-Tube ride, sled down a 650-metre track, and go skiing and snowboarding. With 3 amazing artificial ski slopes to choose from, it's the ideal place to practice or learn winter sports skills.