Bay View is a stunningly-presented holiday lodge located in the beautiful seaside village of Portreath, nestled in Cornwall.
Situated on a holiday park, this retreat boasts close proximity to endless amenities and the beach, making it an ideal escape for families and groups travelling with a furry friend or two.
On the property's decked veranda, you'll find seating to enjoy good food in the sun and a hot tub with the coastline backdrop.
Step inside to find a well-presented, contemporary, open-plan living concept with a seating area and woodburning stove, perfect for those quiet evenings in.
Socialise around the dining table and catch up on the day’s activities.
The well-equipped kitchen will please any budding chef of the party to whip up a storm.
A sleek bathroom has an embedded TV, and three beautifully-styled bedrooms, all boasting their own TVs.
Tear yourself away from your haven to visit the rest of the park and village where you'll be spoilt for choice of eateries and activities; tuck into a delicious meal at Portreath Arms pub with its beer garden overlooking the sea, head to Pod Café Portreath for some delicious breakfast and local treats such as Cornish pasties and ice cream, and bask in the sun on the soft, fine sand at Portreath Beach.
Drive down to the amazing coastal town Falmouth and visit Pendennis Castle, a stunning castle built by Henry VII with breathtaking estuary views.
Walk through Trebah Garden; a sub-tropical paradise with seasonal blooms, trees, and a private beach, and for a taste of history go to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall to see the boats and other maritime artefacts.
Another lovely seaside town for you to visit is St. Ives, Cornwall's best-loved town, where you can walk through the exhibitions of Tate St Ives, the iconic gallery overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, head to The Leach Pottery, and try your hand at making your own ceramic trinket, and end the day at Porthgwidden Beach Cafe for some beachside dining on a sun terrace.
Bay View is the perfect base for a coastal holiday.
