Pentire Point is the perfect Cornish retreat, with Crantock Beach / Fistral Beach (400m) nearby.
Located on the top floor, 2 bedrooms with king size beds & 2 bathrooms provide a spacious setting for couples, with daybeds in each room enabling flexibility for families.
The open-plan living space is ideal for entertaining friends & family, with the dining table seating 8. Spacious and comfortable with modern amenities make it perfect for extended stays.
Includes fast WiFi & space for 1 car.
Two large bedrooms each with a king-sized bed and a daybed;
Two bathrooms each with a bath and shower;
Fully equipped kitchen with oven, dishwasher, washing machine, kettle, Nespresso coffee machine, pots & pans and place settings for 8;
8-Seater dining room table;
Open-plan living space with comfy seating and collection of board & card games;
Dedicated remote working space with desk, office chair and fast WiFi (150mbps).
Full access to the apartment and assigned car parking space.
The Pentire Peninsula in Newquay, Cornwall, is a stunning coastal area known for its natural beauty, rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. It’s a perfect destination for tourists seeking a mix of relaxation, adventure, and scenic charm. Here’s what makes it special:
Key Features of Pentire Headland
1. Beaches
Fistral Beach: One of the UK’s most famous surfing destinations, offering golden sands and consistent waves. It’s ideal for surfing, paddleboarding, or simply enjoying the views.
Crantock Beach: Just south of the peninsula, this quieter beach is known for its dunes, river estuary, and family-friendly vibe.
2. Coastal Walks
The South West Coast Path runs along the Pentire Peninsula, offering breathtaking views of the ocean, dramatic cliffs, and wildlife. Popular walking routes include:
Pentire Headland: A circular walk with views of Newquay Bay, Fistral Beach, and beyond.
River Gannel Walks: Scenic trails along the tidal estuary, teeming with birdlife.
3. Water Activities
Surfing lessons, kayaking, and paddleboarding are widely available.
4. Nature and Wildlife
The peninsula is home to a variety of birds, seals, and sometimes dolphins. It’s a haven for photographers and nature enthusiasts.
The Pentire Headland area, part of the National Trust, features unspoiled landscapes and wildflowers in spring and summer.
5. Dining and Relaxation
Local Cafés and Restaurants: The area offers plenty of spots to enjoy fresh seafood,
6. Accessibility
Pentire Point is just a short walk or drive to Newquay town centre, making it easily accessible.
7. Family-Friendly Atmosphere
Safe beaches, picnic spots, and a relaxed vibe make it a great destination for families with children.
The Pentire Headland combines the best of Cornwall’s coast, nature, adventure, and tranquility, all in one picturesque area. Whether you’re looking to surf, hike, or unwind, it’s a must-visit spot in Cornwall.
No pets allowed due to building policies.
