Our base for this holiday is Port Isaac, a delightful fishing village with narrow streets, twisting alleys and slate-roofed, whitewashed cottages clinging to the hillside above the tiny harbour. Our walks take us along towering cliffs covered with wildflowers, over wide beaches of golden sand, into secret coves and around dramatic headlands with ever-changing views. Along the way we visit tiny St. Enodoc's church nestling in the sand dunes, Rocky Valley with its intriguing Bronze Age 'maze' carvings, the brooding ruins of Tintagel Castle and several picturesque fishing villages including Port Quin, Boscastle and Port Gaverne and the historic seaport of Padstow. We stay at the Castle Rock Hotel in Port Isaac. This superbly appointed hotel overlooks Port Isaac Bay, with marvellous views of the coastline.
All bedrooms have en-suite facilities.