Cottages in Mullion

Located on the Lizard Peninsula, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Cornish village of Mullion is home to one of the county’s outstanding landscapes. Stroll the gorgeous South West Coast Path and delight in the rugged cliffs shaped by the Atlantic, sunbathe on one of the gorgeous sandy coves, and savour the fresh, local fish and traditional pub food. Choose from a cottage right in the village of Mullion or a few minutes’ drive away right on the coast. The cottages in Berepper are simply gorgeous!

Cottages in Mullion are built in the quintessential Cornish style, with whitewashed walls topped by grey, slate roofs, and frequently embellished with climbing roses and fluttering ivy. Coming in winter? Savour warm, cosy cottages heated with welcoming wood-burning stoves, comfortable and fetching living spaces and lovely views. Summer? Dreamboat English gardens with patios for al fresco dining

Exciting watersports options abound in and around Mullion, from relaxing options such as sea kayaking around the shoreline of the Lizard Heritage Coast, getting you up close to the bounteous sea life and colourful cliffs and rocks. Looking to pump that adrenaline? There are windsurfing and surfing schools in nearby Porthleven that cater to beginners and experienced watersports lover alike.

There are three standout beaches for you to admire and enjoy during your stay in Mullion. Make sure to visit them all as they have their own, unique spender. Polurrian Cove is a large golden, sandy beach backed by tall cliffs and accessible via a steep path. This beach is particularly popular with surfers. Family-friendly Poldhu Cove is a local favourite, a sheltered, sandy beach with a lovely cafe. But best of all is Kynance Cove, voted one of Britain’s most beautiful beaches, and boasting white sand, transparent waters and colourful serpentine rock stacks.

Mullion is a great place to enjoy great British and Cornish fare, be it lunch at a traditional pub, dinner at a fish restaurant, or a tasty snack in a quaint cafe. Let’s look at all three. For a pub lunch, give The Old Inn a try. This traditional thatched-roof pub is located right in the heart of the village and is a wonderful place to explore Britain’s culinary heritage, as well as Cornwall’s delicious cider. For dinner, the Atlantic View Restaurant offers a sumptuous interior and great sea views, and is the finest spot in town to sample fresh, local seafood with a wide array of award-winning dishes. Lastly, if you need to stop for a snack, Poldhu Beach Cafe is the local’s favourite, with delicious sandwiches and cakes served right on the beachfront!

See how the working sea hospital performs life-saving work and nurtures new arrivals. Hear about daring rescues and get introduced to seal and sea lion personalities whose stories are brought to life during your visit!

Falmouth is one of Cornwall’s most colourful and interesting towns, full of meandering lanes, independent shops and scenic views. Stroll around its beautiful harbour and discover its delightful beaches and exceptional public gardens.

Over 260 years old, Lizard Lighthouse is now an interactive learning centre, where you can listen to the stories of the lighthouse keepers of yesteryear, send a message using Morse code, and climb all the way to the top for some memorable views of the coastline!

This is a genuine not-to-be-missed sight, a favourite for modern filmmakers and one of England’s most iconic locations. Take a boat trip or walk to the island yourself at low tide!

Mullion has a cluster of impossibly cute art and craft shops, really nice places to leisurely browse and pick up a souvenir and gift or two. There are some delightful artisan food shops to discover while you are at it, such as Trenance Chocolates, a purveyor of fine handmade delectables!

On those days when you want to cook at home and enjoy spending time at your cottage, head to nearby Porthleven and take advantage of its most important industry – fishing. At Quayside Fish choose from freshly caught John Dory, hake and crabs and much more!

Just 20 minutes’ drive from Mullion, the Flicka Foundation, named after the famous novels, gives home to over 100 rescued horses, donkeys and other animals. Bring your kids here for the afternoon and help to support the care of the animals. Hungry? The tea room serves delicious cakes!