A well presented luxury lodge with outstanding coastal views

The Roseland Peninsula : The Roseland Peninsula is an area of breathtakingly diverse scenery, ranging from peaceful woods, dramatic cliffs, secluded coves, to golden sandy beaches, picturesque hamlets and fishing villages. With miles of paths, walking is a great way to explore the coast or watch the wildlife such as Seals, Dolphins and Peregrine Falcons. From the doorstep a path leads to a quay on the river Purcuil. Along the way there's a viewpoint with stunning views and benches, a great place to relax and ponder.

Portscatho: Quayway Lodge is approached along a private road about a mile from the fishing village of Portscatho. It's a timeless place and a honey pot for artists. Across the central square is Ralfs general store (for day-to-day needs), two art galleries, The Plume of Feathers and The Boathouse restaurants. The Post Office and Harbour Club overlook the harbour, with glorious views towards Porthcurnick beach. Nearby St Mawes is a haven for yachts and boats and has several waterside restaurants, pubs and cafés. The walk along the waterfront to St Mawes Castle has panoramic views of the harbour. Further on is Lammoran Gardens, a sub-tropical garden paradise. There are numerous sandy beaches with Porthcurnick, Pendower and Carne nearby. Towan beach, a National Trust gem, is just 3 minutes drive away. A short distance from here the coastal path leads to Island Rock, a great place to Seal watch. Further along the coastal path is the lighthouse at St Antony Head with spectacular views.

Explore Cornwall: The lodge is well placed for exploring the wealth of attractions in other parts cornwall. Take the scenic ferry crossing to Falmouth and visit the National Maritime Museum and Pendennis Castle. The King Harry ferry gives easy access to Truro, St Michael's Mount, St Ives, The Eden Project and Padstow.