Log Cabins & Lodges in Mullion

Surrounded by quiet white beaches, the picturesque village of Mullion is the ultimate destination if you're looking for a weekend getaway to the beach. It is home to a variety of shops, art galleries and charming log cabins in the heart of the village and around the coast that will give you the rest you desire. Mullion is the ideal base for exploring Cornwall and has a wealth of historic sites to discover.

Mullion has a number of unique holiday cabins offering everything to enjoy! You'll find properties for couples and families alike with large gardens, outdoor hot tubs, relaxing saunas and swimming pools for the kids to enjoy the great Cornish weather while you soak up the sun on the terrace or balcony overlooking the ocean.

Situated within the walls of the Victorian harbour of Mullion Cove is a small stretch of beach that is revealed at low tide. It is an area of pebbly sand overlooking the towering cliffs. In addition to Mullion Cove, you'll also find three other stunning beaches. To the north of Mullion, Polurrian Cove is a golden sandy beach popular with beach lovers and surfers. However, it has no facilities, so you'll need to bring your own supplies. Beyond the headland, Poldhu Cove is one of the most popular beaches on the Lizard Peninsula. You'll find a surf school and a café. And if you head south from Mullion, along the coastal path you'll come to one of Britain's most beautiful beaches, Kynance Cove! A magnificent cove with caves, white sand, crystal clear waters and a café.

Starting from picturesque Mullion Cove, the moderate walk along the South West Coast Path runs 11 kilometres along exposed cliffs and is one of the best walks in the area, passing beautiful sheltered coves and UK landmarks such as the Marconi Monument, where the first transatlantic radio signal was sent, to Lizard Point, the most southerly point in the UK. If you choose to do the walk in spring, you can enjoy the banks of wildflowers and admire how the cliffs are enveloped by clover and orchids. Along the way you will also find some animals such as ponies, sheep and Highland cattle, as well as coves such as Parc Bean Cove and Ogo Dour Cove, where there is a waterfall. Once you leave Kynance Cove along the coastal path, heading towards Lizard Point, you may also see seals and basking sharks. And finally, from Lizard Point, a footpath will take you to Lizard Village, where you can have refreshments.

Popular with the locals, The Poldhu Beach Café is a place not to be missed if you're on holiday in the town. Located on the beautiful Poldhu Cove beach, the venue has easy access to fun beach activities and offers a delicious menu! Overlooking the sea, enjoy an iconic cake and hot chocolate with mini eggs, chocolate buttons, biscuits and marshmallows on cold days, and cool off with a beer or ice cream on the beach during the hot summer.

Newton Equestrian has a number of field areas that will allow you to practice horse riding. You'll be able to expand your riding skills as well as overcome your fears with qualified staff. If you already have riding experience, try a ride to Polurrian Cove and spend one to two hours on the beach. The route goes through the village of Mullion for a while before heading down a path that leads to the beach. And if you're a beginner, take the 'Seven Pines' trail to the famous Marconi Centre. Take in the spectacular views of Poldhu Cove and Mullion Island and pass the Seven Pines house.

See the southernmost land-based lighthouse in mainland Britain! With over 260 years of guiding ships across the Atlantic Ocean, the lighthouse is an interactive learning centre showcasing exhibits of Trinity House artefacts formerly housed at the National Maritime Museum in Cornwall. Listen to the lighthouse keepers' stories, climb to the top and discover the incredible views, send a message using Morse code.

Just a few minutes from Mullion in St Keverne, head to Roskilly's Farm. If you have a sweet tooth you'll love this place. It's an organic dairy farm that produces its own ice cream! Step into the ice cream parlour and browse the more than thirty flavours of ice cream and try the sorbets and frozen yoghurts. You can find flavours such as White Chocolate and Raspberry, Green Mint Choc, Blackcurrant Cheesecake Ice Cream, Choc Brownie and Marshmallow and many more.

With a menu of West Country favourites and priding itself on serving the freshest local produce, The Mounts Bay Inn is a great place to refresh after a long walk. Enjoy delicious locally sourced dishes and a wide selection of hot and cold drinks made in Cornwall. Settle into the new bar area which offers a variety of comfortable seating or admire the sunset over the bay. And don't miss the popular Sunday night BBQ!

Located in the village of Gweek, 10 kilometres from Mullion, the Cornish Seal Sanctuary is a must-see attraction on your list of places to visit. Here you can learn the individual stories of the adorable seals and sea lions. You will also have the opportunity to meet a wonderful colony of Humboldt penguins. Visit the resident grey seal pool and be sure to attend the seal talk to meet them all.

Get ready for a day of golf surrounded by beautiful countryside and fantastic sea views. At Mullion Golf Club you can enjoy the sunshine and 18 holes of beautiful scenery. Best of all, you can play anytime, the course is rarely closed due to bad weather. At the end of your round, head to the lounge to enjoy a drink or a snack at the bar.