Holiday rentals and lettings in Mevagissey

Enjoy a luxury holiday in the place you like best. There are accommodations with views of the sea, or coves in exclusive areas that provide all the atmosphere of a quiet and relaxed place. Or live the experience of staying in the middle of the coastal town of Mevagissey, where you can appreciate the daily life of the fishermen. It’s a central zone with easy access. Everything is ready to welcome you.

Holidu offers you lovely country houses, exquisite and award-winning hotels and single-family houses, for couples, families, groups of friends, with all the services and amenities, so you feel at home. Comfortable furniture with large spaces, terraces, considerable gardens, games rooms, barbecue, and wood stove for those cold nights. Bed linen service, breakfast service and menu based on traditional, contemporary and vegetarian dishes with the best products from the coast.

If you enjoy incredible landscapes and idyllic villages, you have come to the right place. The Roseland Peninsula, located in the southern County, and 30 minutes from Mevagissey. It's home to the town of St Mawes and the villages of St Just and Gerrans. Discover the fashionable town located at the end of the peninsula. It is the most visited place by walkers, wildlife lovers, sailors, windsurfers, and canoeists and can be reached by road from Truto.

At north of Penzance and west of Camborne, at 45 miles (72.42 km) (ca. 72 km) from Mevagissey, explore why brush artists prefer the seaside town of St. Ives, known as the crown jewel of the Cornwall coastline. Visit the Tate Gallery, located on Porthme beach near to the city centre, with its special exhibitions throughout the year. At the end of Tate Street is the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden.

If you love adventure, here you will find many things to do to have a full adrenaline holiday. Get ready to discover all the secrets on the 400-mile coastal trail. Explore the Lizard Peninsula, Bodmin Moor and the Far West on an off-road safari adventure. Or take a boardwalk and enjoy magical views of the coastline and all the wildlife you'll find here.

The place is a treasure filled with many outdoor activities and indoor activities. You will find beaches with fun for young and old. From the construction of castles to the practice of surfing or the water sport you love best. Look for more action on the ferry trip, knowing the picturesque coastal towns. Enjoy a fishing day. After days of action, take an escape to the largest aquarium in England or discover the mysteries that the shipwreck museum holds.

This is an impressive coastline, a lot of culture, a very friendly atmosphere and much entertainment. Spring is the quietest time with lots of free space and events like food festivals. Summer is the most popular season. Beaches are very crowded, and the best dishes to delight. In Autumn, enjoy cosy nights by the fire and invigorating walks in the countryside. Winter brings you all the magic of Christmas.

This is a tour that you cannot miss. It is from Fowey to Mevagissey, and lasts approximately 35 minutes. Both cities are excellent for exploring, walking, or shopping. In Fowey, you can visit the Lost Gardens of Heligan and discover a history mystery and romance site. The ferry operates every day. Departures from Mevagissey are at 10:00 am / 12:00 pm / 2:00 pm / 4:00 pm. If you want to see the beaches of the coast, we recommend taking a seat on the right side.

Discover the Lizard Peninsula, and its natural beauty. Bodmin Moor, source of many Cornish rivers, with Brown Willy, the highest point in these lands, and the Wild West with its spectacular coves, cliffs and wild moors. Follow the route of King Arthur or the film Poldark. The guides will take you to incredible places that you have never seen. You have lunch included, and sometimes wine or beer.

Feel the experience of being underwater accompanied by strange creatures in the largest aquarium in the UK, with 4000 species, and a lot of water, enjoy sharks, and rays. Explore the habitats of species brought from Plymouth Sound to the exotics of the Great Barrier Reef. Moreover, here you will see diving shows, talks, and games for children

The popular local dishes of the site. Cornish Pasty, the traditional miners' food, the Cornish Yard, harness cheese wrapped in an edible layer of mouldy nettles. The rich Clotted Cream (The Cornish Aphrodisiac). Star-Gazy Pie, the cake with eggs, potatoes, and sardines and its mythological story. The delicious Kelly ice-cream. Don't miss the famous food festivals, they are a culinary adventure.