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Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Portloe is a real gem. A beautiful, tiny Cornish fishing village nestled in a steep valley on the western side of Veryan Bay, holidays in Portloe offer you the ideal base from which to explore the wonderful sites of south Cornwall.

Portloe’s stunning scenery has featured in many films and TV dramas, and with its handful of tiny cottages lining the steep streets running down to the harbour, turquoise waters and steep sided cliffs, it’s easy to see why. You’ll find most things you need during your holiday in the village including a post office and village store, as well as two good pubs, the 17th century Lugger Hotel at the top of the slipway and further up the hill the Ship Inn, both serving good food.

When it comes to beaches, holidaymakers based in Portloe have plenty of choice. Stunning Carne Beach is just three miles away, while the picturesque cove of Portholland and Caerhays Castle, gardens and beach are only a ten minute drive to the east. The Lost Gardens of Heligan are also nearby with over 80 acres of superb grounds made up of walled gardens and a huge vegetable garden. And just a few miles north of Portloe is Trewithen, one of the loveliest gardens in England and well worth a visit.

Portloe is surrounded by cliffs and headlands which form an idyllic stretch of the South West Coast Path, and there are excellent walks to the east and west, along with numerous walks inland on pretty footpaths and quiet country lanes.

Venturing a little further afield, St Mawes, with its 16 century castle built by Henry V111 to protect the Fal estuary, is a short drive away and from here you can take the ferry to historic Falmouth where you’ll find a host of shops, restaurants and attractions including the National Maritime Museum. A short hop inland by car brings you to Truro which offers visitors a wealth of things to do throughout the year, including the Royal Cornwall Museum and a beautiful cathedral completed in 1910, markets, carnivals, shopping and much more.

Explore one of Cornwall’s most unspoilt fishing villages and a spectacularly beautiful stretch of the south coast when you choose a holiday in Portloe.

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Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Portloe is a real gem. A beautiful, tiny Cornish fishing village nestled in a steep valley on the western side of Veryan Bay, holidays in Portloe offer you the ideal base from which to explore the wonderful sites of south Cornwall.

Portloe’s stunning scenery has featured in many films and TV dramas, and with its handful of tiny cottages lining the steep streets running down to the harbour, turquoise waters and steep sided cliffs, it’s easy to see why. You’ll find most things you need during your holiday in the village including a post office and village store, as well as two good pubs, the 17th century Lugger Hotel at the top of the slipway and further up the hill the Ship Inn, both serving good food.

When it comes to beaches, holidaymakers based in Portloe have plenty of choice. Stunning Carne Beach is just three miles away, while the picturesque cove of Portholland and Caerhays Castle, gardens and beach are only a ten minute drive to the east. The Lost Gardens of Heligan are also nearby with over 80 acres of superb grounds made up of walled gardens and a huge vegetable garden. And just a few miles north of Portloe is Trewithen, one of the loveliest gardens in England and well worth a visit.

Portloe is surrounded by cliffs and headlands which form an idyllic stretch of the South West Coast Path, and there are excellent walks to the east and west, along with numerous walks inland on pretty footpaths and quiet country lanes.

Venturing a little further afield, St Mawes, with its 16 century castle built by Henry V111 to protect the Fal estuary, is a short drive away and from here you can take the ferry to historic Falmouth where you’ll find a host of shops, restaurants and attractions including the National Maritime Museum. A short hop inland by car brings you to Truro which offers visitors a wealth of things to do throughout the year, including the Royal Cornwall Museum and a beautiful cathedral completed in 1910, markets, carnivals, shopping and much more.

Explore one of Cornwall’s most unspoilt fishing villages and a spectacularly beautiful stretch of the south coast when you choose a holiday in Portloe.


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Treasure Trails Cornwall
(6 miles)

Looking for ways to explore the area? Treasure Trails, the award-winning treasure hunts will have you seeing sights, solving clues and having fun. There’s mysteries to solve and treasure to find! *Guests of Toad Hall Cottages can unlock exclusive savings.

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Lost Gardens of Heligan
(6 miles)

Heligan is one of the most mysterious estates in England. Lost to the brambles of time since the outbreak of WW1, this Sleeping Beauty was re-awakened in 1990 to become Europe’s largest garden restoration project. Today Heligan’s 200 acres are a paradise for the explorer, wildlife, plant lover and garden romantic. 

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Fal River
(7 miles)

From wildlife watching to coastal safaris, FalRiver offers some of the most unique and wonderful boat trips in Cornwall, exploring the UK’s spectacular waters.  Orca sea safaris under the guidance of a cheering and informative skipper will give you an education in local history and conservation seeing dolphins, sea birds and seals along the way and learning about the unique climate created by the Atlantic in this particular corner of the world.  Head out on a number of boat trips from the Coastal Explorer to Bay Discovery or charter your own boat for an individual or private group trip.  They offer everything from two-hour trips to exclusive birthday, corporate or hen/stag dos – the world is your oyster.

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Lamorran Gardens
(8 miles)

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Lamorran is a subtropical, Italianate inspired garden on Cornwall's beautiful Roseland peninsula. It's unique postion means that the garden remains frost free in all but the most serious of winters and a wide range of plants from all over the world are grown, resulting in something of a plantsperson’s paradise. An extensive and unusual range of plants can be found, with particular emphasis on southern hemisphere and sub-tropical flora.

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Paradise! Utterly delightful. If the sun shines could be in the Med. Very steep so reasonable mobility is a must.

July 2023


St Mawes Castle
(8 miles)

St Mawes Castle is among the best preserved of Henry VIII’s coastal fortresses, and along with Pendennis Castle was strategically placed to guard Falmouth’s harbour and anchorages.  Today you can explore the beautiful grounds and castle, learn about its history, and in summer there are outdoor theatre productions and other events to keep you entertained. 

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