Holiday rentals and lettings in Widemouth Bay

Holiday rentals and lettings in Widemouth Bay

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Highlights in Widemouth Bay

  • Lovely beaches
  • Outdoor activities
  • Smuggler’s caves
  • Ancient churches
  • Heritage sites
  • Art galleries
  • Areas of Outstanding Beauty

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Prices and availability

Current Holiday letting prices Widemouth Bay

£200for 14 Dec - 21 Dec
£248 annual average
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Current holiday letting availability Widemouth Bay

71%for 14 Dec - 21 Dec
48% annual average
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Holiday rentals and lettings in Widemouth Bay

Take a respite in a land of legendary beauty

Widemouth Bay is surrounded by natural beauty and legend. There are stories of King Arthur’s Camelot, smuggler’s caves and interesting landscapes to explore. The lovely beaches offer a peaceful getaway or a chance to learn surfing skills. Neighbouring villages reflecting the Mediaeval period or wildlife sanctuaries with rare species. Whatever your reasons for travelling, you are bound to find something of interest here. This bay area emanates the flavours and times of days gone by, yet keeps up with the modern leisurely lifestyle. Take a trip and capture some awesome photos for your collection.

Self-catering rentals near the sea

Widemouth Bay rentals have many options ranging from luxury modern, to budget friendly rentals. Have a place all to yourselves in a detached beach property, or choose a quaint letting with gardens. Most of these listings feature a full kitchen, living room, and proximity to the beach. Some of these rentals include pool and sauna access or highlight contemporary décor. Prepare a picnic for the day in your private kitchen. Catch up on your favourite programs on TV. You and your group, or plus one, will definitely find the right rental.

Holidays in Widemouth Bay

The area and getting around

Exciting outdoor activities

Widemouth Bay is a haven for outdoor fun. St. Eval Kart Racing Circuit is known on the North Cornwall Coast as the largest go-kart venue featuring several tracks that will accommodate your whole family, right down to the youngest. Or you can be a spectator and watch the races. Times and booking requirements are posted on the website. Another exciting venue in Widemouth Bay’s backyard is Sphere-Bude. They feature the newly trending wild ride of Zorbing. This fast-paced thrill ride entails climbing inside a Zorb and rolling wildly down a well-groomed hill for an adrenaline pumping experience to write home about.

A myriad of Beach combing hotspots

Widemouth Bay alone boasts over 50 diverse beaches along its coastline and neighbouring North Cornwall has over 300! Here are some recommendations rated according to popular beach activities. Summerleaze offers beach lovers the best of both worlds. It’s the surfer’s delight for strong Atlantic waves, while the cliffs shield the wind making it perfect for sunbathers and castle sculptors. There are plenty of shops and eateries nearby to keep you energised too. The Bude Sea Pool offers a wide beach ideal for swimming with tidal pools for capturing numerous marine animals.

Travellers and activities

Widemouth Bay for History Buffs

Widemouth Bay has a plethora of fascinating history, from the Romans through the Cornish heritage and World Wars. At low tide remnants of the SS Belem are visible from Menachurch Point, dating to 1917. More historical points of interest are in the numerous inlets along the coastal bay. This area was used for smuggling during the 1700s and some remnants can still be explored along Smuggler’s Cove and Smuggler’s Lane in Devon. The area around Tintagel off the South West Coast Path is steeped in history dating to the Roman Era including a castle, epic Arthurian legends, and awesome seascapes.

Widemouth Bay for Culture Lovers

Widemouth Bay was a cultural centre due to its strategic location along the southwest of England’s coast. It’s known for its mining heritage and pasties. The pasties were a delicious pastry pie that was the perfect snack food for miners, dating to the 1400’s and still popular today. Our Lady and St. Anne’s is a tiny church with a lovely garden built in 1929 that served the village and as a priest’s summer retreat for writing sermons. The Bay View boasts a cultural hub for artists and art lovers alike. Their Offshore Arts Restaurant and Gallery serves fine cuisine with an onsite artisan shop.

Widemouth Bay’s unique location along the Gulf Stream secures a 5 degree warmer climate than the rest of England.

Top 5 travel tips in Widemouth Bay

1. Experience the 5D theatre Adventure Park

Replete with live shows and delicious local eats all in one locale, Camel Creek Adventure Park also boasts roller coaster thrill rides and a new 5D theatre where you’ll feel immersed in drama. There are loads of animals, outdoor activities and indoor activities to keep your family wonderfully entertained.

2. Stop by the enchanted North Cornwall

The land of King Arthur in North Cornwall is an encounter with Medieval legend. This is the acclaimed site of Camelot, King Arthur’s Castle. Look for Arthur’s profile on the cliff of Castle Island. Then climb down to Castle cove where Merlin’s cave is visible at low tide and discover the smuggler’s hiding place. This venue offers great photo ops and a magical experience.

3. Visit the beautiful landmark Cathedral

St Nonna's Cathedral of the Moors is sitting on the hillside of a picturesque village brimming with flowers and gardens surrounding the iconic church tower. The cathedral’s furniture and architecture offer a delightful historical adventure to the craftsman and artist alike. It is a cultural statement of anthropological interest dating to the 1500’s.

4. Discover the writer’s hut

Hawker’s Hut is a fascinating shed built from shipwreck timber into a hillside along the Hartland Cornwall Heritage Coast. Robert Hawker was a poet that entertained both Alfred Lord Tennyson and Charles Kingsley at this unusual hovel in the year 1848. It is surprising that the hut still stands but the views are extraordinarily inspiring.

5. Have a quality time in Trethorne

Trethorne Leisure Park features an animal barn for meeting local animals. If it rains, no worries! There’s a spacious indoor arena with soft ball cannons, slides, rope bridges, tunnels, and more! Outdoors has crazy golf, aerial glides, and dino karts for an action-packed outing. There’s also a restaurant and bar onsite to re-energize.

Information about holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay

🏡 Holiday lettings available: 40 properties.
💳 Discount available: up to -47%.
🌙 Minimum price per night: from £44.
⭐ Most popular amenities: Wi-Fi, garden and barbecue.
🐾 Pet-friendly: 27 properties.
🏊 With pool: 6 properties.

FAQs: Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Widemouth Bay

Which services are offered at the holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay?

When looking at the services offered by Holidu, it appears that the holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay contain everything that travellers search for! Here, holiday lettings generally offer a variety of facilities, the most popular being: garden (83%), Wi-Fi (81%), and barbecue (67%)... What are you waiting for?

What are the reviews like for the holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay?

The holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay have very good feedback from holiday-makers. 57% of the holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay have an average rating of 4.5 stars!

Are the holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay suitable for travellers and their pets?

Definitely! In Widemouth Bay, 71% of the holiday lettings are pet-friendly, and 83% even have a garden!

Do the holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay often have Wi-Fi?

Yes! According to last year's data, 81% of holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay include an internet connection. So no need to panic, you will be able to access your emails and favourite social media sites during your stay!

How much does it cost on average for holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay?

The majority of holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay (90%) cost less than £100 per night. Therefore, this destination is perfect for finding a budget-friendly holiday letting!

Do the holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay often have a fireplace or a swimming pool?

It's quite uncommon. Judging by last year's information, only 10% of holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay are equipped with a swimming pool.

Are the holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay suitable for holidays in big groups or rather for a weekend break as a small group?

Judging by information from Holidu, 100% of holiday lettings are made for up to four travellers. Approximately 100% of the holiday lettings here have at least two separate bedrooms. This is the perfect destination for going in small groups, with family or friends!

When planning a luxurious stay in Widemouth Bay, are holiday lettings a good option?

Sure! The holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay are ideal for spending a few days on holiday. However, if you are looking for unique holiday accommodation, you shouldn't take long to book, since the holiday lettings here can fill up quickly. In Widemouth Bay, 10% have a pool, 83% have a garden and 5% have a sauna. Also, if you are looking for a spacious property, 100% of the holiday lettings can accommodate big groups, and 83% have green spots in the vicinity.

If you are dreaming of a getaway to Widemouth Bay, what is the best time of the year?

The facilities found in the holiday lettings in Widemouth Bay demonstrate that it is a holiday destination that can adapt to all types of tourists and times of the year. This is because there is a wide range of properties and services. You can be sure that Widemouth Bay is a phenomenal destination to enjoy both winter and summer.