Cottages in Portreath

Is your holiday coming up and you still haven't chosen a place to rent accommodation? If you are looking to enjoy your stay near the beach, with delicious food and plenty of tourist attractions, Portreath, a town located in the county of Cornwall, is the perfect choice. With rentals on the coast, in the city and in the countryside, you will be spoilt for choice.

Ideal for a stay away from stress, with spacious, fully equipped rooms, you will be able to prepare delicious meals at any time of the year. Its location is ideal as it offers extraordinary sea views, gardens for the enjoyment of the children and the dog, internet and fireplace, all the amenities you need.

Portreath is truly a treasure, ideal for travellers and the whole family, with beaches that are nice and sandy, with the presence of rocks and caves to be explored, thanks to its waves it is excellent for surfing, watching the sunset, you can find a variety of food, café, ice cream, ample parking, sure to be a place to visit on your next holiday. Feel free to enjoy all of this by visiting Portreath Beach or Bassett’s Cove.

You can enjoy a delightful menu in Portreath restaurants, they offer you the best views in a cosy atmosphere, from burgers, hot dogs, homemade steak, onion rings, chips, fish dishes such as salmon and cod, cheese, nicely decorated, in a good atmosphere, friendly staff at all times.

A spectacular nine-hole course, a real challenge for golf enthusiasts, available in all weathers, playable all year round where everyone is welcome to enjoy playing and at the same time to witness the breathtaking views of the sea.

It has specially designed terrain for cycling, for beginners of all ages. It has dirt jumping areas for all levels, as well as a balance bike area, with trained and experienced staff. This park has hosted competitions at professional level, has ample parking, is an ideal space for enjoyment and family sharing.

The enchanting views and wonderful scenery, which this coastal garden generates, can be viewed from the castle window, from below or from the narrow pathways with eye-level planting. The western terraces, being high-temperature sites, the garden is home to warm-coloured plants. The eastern terraces contain plants that bring shades of pinks, silvers, lime greens and flashes of tawny brown. In the walled garden, a more conventional sheltered garden, silver foliage is prominent.

This is a play and entertainment centre, where children will be able to have fun in age-graded areas, where adults will also have the opportunity to demonstrate their climbing skills on the different themed wall options, with the support of trained staff at all times.

A delightful place, it has a variety of animal species, such as grey meerkats, red pandas, Indian peacocks, scarlet macaws and birds. Visitors can take advantage of spending time with the zoo staff, meet the animals up close, as well as feed them.

Wonderful walk with lots of variety, you will experience walking through forests and wildlife areas, cliffs and spectacular sea views, lovely walk for morning or afternoon exercise, feed the birds, ducks. It is an easy and beautiful walk, ideal for taking the dog and sharing with the family.

Housed in a beautiful building and is full of fascinating artefacts and information, about the St Agnes area, with its rich history of mining and fishing and its ancient port. Information on events such as a turtle world on the beach, a tour of how St Agnes has grown and prospered. The museum is run by volunteers who were very helpful.