Holiday rentals and lettings in Tintagel

The most fascinating place for your escape. This destination is full of fantasy, mysteries, and legends that will leave you trapped. There are accommodations in the middle of the bustle, near the beach, pubs, restaurants, with spectacular views and different walks. There are also lettings, with high standards, in the heart of the town that offer you beautiful views of the countryside and are just minutes from the beach and the castle.

Houses, totally restructured from the seventeenth century and modern styles. High-level furniture. Terraces, large patios to sunbathe with slate barbecue, ideal for sharing with family, group of friends or a couple. Central heating to make those winter nights more charming. Many rentals boast gorgeous living rooms, gardens with flower beds and private parking.

If you want to give a special gift or look for the typical products of the area, come to Bude Farmers and Craft Market. Find a variety of stands exhibited by local producers and manufacturers. It is located in the seaside town of Bude in Cornwall. It’s at 29 minutes (19.1 mi (ca. 31 km)) from Tintagel, on the Green in the Lower Wharf by the canal and across from the Wharf Woodcraft, Kernow Fleece, Three B's of Bude and The Kitchen Front workshops. Furthermore, it’s opened on Fridays from 10 am. At 3 pm.

In Falmouth, an hour away from your destination, come and enjoy one of the best festivals this wonderful coast has to offer. In the first weeks of October of each year, you can taste the best demonstrations of oysters and seafood prepared by the famous chefs of the area. Accompanied by good wine and beer! There is also live music, a city parade, and more.

Here you will find a majestic coastline with spectacular trails, wild moors, picturesque towns, hidden beaches for hikers, climbers, hikers, and cyclists. Lots of adrenaline in action. Moreover, there are interesting historical places. Don't forget to visit Tintagel Castle and let be carried away by the fantasy of the place. Fabulous events and attractions for all ages.

The Cornwall coast is the magnet for surfers. There are beaches for beginners and professionals. Take advantage of your escape and develop your skills with the best coaches offered by the surf school on the beach of Trebarwith one of the ideal beaches to learn or improve your techniques. Discover Port William or the paradise for surfers as it is also known. It is the perfect place to dine in the open air.

Explore and discover hidden beaches, there are many hidden treasures on this coast. One of them is Pentire Steps, near to Bedruthan steps. It is a small beach, not easy to find that you can only access through a descent down the cliffs, which makes it desolate throughout the year. Even though you can take a well-deserved dip, swimming is not recommended because there are strong rip currents.

If you are passionate about surfing, then you have heard of Fistral. It is a beach located in Newquay and is known as one of the best in the UK and Europe. Here you will find the perfect combination of sea, sand and surf. It is the home of big events like the annual Boardmasters festival, Europe's largest surf and skate festival in August. The National Surf Championship, Night Surf and the King of the Groms junior Surf Festival.

Start the 5-mile paths at the village church, then follow several tracks and lanes that run parallel to the coast, before descending to Trebarwith Strand beach. Then you return to the town, along the coast, and you will find the remains of some historical quarries and the famous Castle that is a legend full of magic and mystery about King Arthur. The whole area is packed with breathtaking views. There are more trails to go on the Cornwall coast.

Meet the Fowey Royal Regatta, one of the best sailing events of Great Britain that takes place from August 19 to 25. Here you will find many visitors strolling through the picturesque streets of Fowey, a quiet town, popular for its extraordinary natural beauty. You'll see Passenger Races, Work Boat Races, and Longer Race Sponsors Tribute Races for the Tribute Trophy. There are attractions for everyone. You can have a picnic and relax watching sailing.

Discover the 70-foot St. Nectan’s glen waterfall in Trethevy. There are two more waterfalls and a beautiful walk to uncover. Delve into an ancient forest full of ivy-covered trees on the banks of the Trevillet River. It is a dream place, where you will enjoy the song of the birds. Recently, this place is of special scientific interest due to the rare plants found there. Enjoy a coffee or tea with cream and visit the gift shop.