Lacombe Cottage

Port Quin, Cornwall

Port Quin, located in the South West of England, is home to the oldest cottage in the area, which accommodates up to three guests. This charming cottage, once the residence of a fisherman, showcases its historical significance through low ceilings, original beams, and a solid-fuel stove, creating a warm and inviting Cornish atmosphere. Guests can enjoy a private garden that offers picturesque views of the inlet and surrounding headlands, enhancing the overall experience of staying in this unique location.

Just a short walk from the cottage lies a beach where visitors can engage in various activities such as exploring tiny caves, rock pooling, or kayaking. For those interested in kayaking, secure storage is available for personal kayaks, making it convenient for outdoor enthusiasts. The proximity to the beach allows guests to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and recreational opportunities that the coastline has to offer.

The garden gate opens directly onto the South West Coast Path, inviting guests to embark on scenic walks along the coastline. This path rewards hikers with breathtaking seascapes and the chance to discover the rugged beauty of the area. A short trek over the headlands leads to the charming fishing village of Port Isaac, known for its appearance in the popular TV series, Doc Martin, adding a touch of cultural significance to the visit.

Additionally, the nearby Lundy Bay provides further opportunities for exploration, with trails winding through flower-rich meadows, sheltered valleys, and rocky bays. At low tide, sandy coves become accessible, offering perfect spots for relaxation and enjoyment of the coastal environment. Overall, this cottage in Port Quin serves as a delightful base for experiencing the natural beauty and cultural richness of Cornwall.