Coast and Beaches: 1 minute walk to beach and lovely coastal walks.

Perranporth has miles of golden sands and is good for surfing and sunbathing. There is a bar on the beach called the Watering Hole which serves good food and is excellent for all the family.

A lifeguard service is on hand during the main season.

Those little Extras: The Villa has full central heating for the colder months and is fully double glazed.

To make your holiday even more relaxing a comprehensive Welcome Pack is provided containing coffee, tea, sugar, bread, milk, butter, jam, ketchup eggs, baked beans, bacon, cheese, squash, crisps and a bottle of wine! Hopefully, enough to make a meal upon arrival. We are also happy to cater for any special requests or a larger pack if required.

Christmas and New Year we provide Christmas Decorations, festive welcome pack etc.

Guest Comments: 'You have thought of everything'

'Excellent accommodation - we shall return'

'Children loved the beach - adults loved the hot tub!'

'Very convenient for lots of activities!'

'Best holiday in Perranporth in over 6 years!'

'The house was so large that we were not on top of each other and the location was fabulous'

'Perfect for our party and every bit as good as it seemed on the website!'

'The most perfect Cornwall holiday ever!'

'We are already talking about next years holiday at the Villa'

Perranporth is a challenging 18 hole championship links course designed in 1927 by five times Open Champion James Braid, one of the finest golf course designers. Even after 79 years the original layout has not been changed, a real tribute to a good design.

Perranporth is a seaside course and has an advantage over many other courses in that there are magnificent views of the North Cornwall coastline overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Even if one is playing indifferent golf, enjoyment of the game can be maintained by the beautiful scenery and bracing sea air. One should pause for a few moments on the 5th & 14th tees, where the setting and views are as fine as anywhere in the world.

James Braid took full advantage of the natural contours of the land giving all holes an individuality and different character. It was easy to give each hole a distinctive Cornish name. The fairways are typical links texture providing good, firm lies for wood and iron shots to the greens.

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