Tydl

Your holiday begins as you drive past Coverack beach with the sparkling sea on your left, approaching your luxury self-catering home in Coverack. Enter into the first floor, where a bright, light living area is made cosy with a central wood burning stove and pops of warm colour. The space is extended into the fresh sea air via doors that open up onto the ocean facing balcony. Here is where loved ones enjoy good company with unbeatable views over the cove. Lead into the open-plan kitchen and dining area which is flooded with natural light under the apex of the house. Bi-fold doors mean suppers here are enjoyed with a seamless connection to the coastal life just outside. The kitchen is a sleek and modern space in which to whip up something delicious whilst chatting around the breakfast bar. Downstairs, three beautiful bedrooms offer comfortable havens after days spent exploring the coast. The primary bedroom has access to the patio, gorgeous sea views, and an indulgent, deep bath tub. Bedroom 2 adopts a boho feel with rattan furniture and coastal artwork, still with lovely views, and bedroom 3 equally as calming with deep teal tones. The outside space is a truly stand out feature. A spacious patio beckons al fresco dining with that mesmerising ocean backdrop, and coastal planting sets the Cornish scene.

Coverack is a small village, full of heart. Sheltered on the eastern side of the peninsula, this beautiful fishing port has a lot to offer; it sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is home to a small pebble and sand beach, and there are some lovely eateries in and around the area. Plus, there's plenty of opportunity for adventure, from windsurfing lessons to kayaking and wild swimming. From Tydl, stroll to the beach in moments, enjoying lazy days in the summer, and wild, windswept walks in the colder months. At low tide, the beach is an exciting playground for children with rockpools to examine, and for the four-legged among you, it welcomes dogs year round.

The infamous Manacles reef is located just off Coverack’s coast, and has claimed its fair share of ships over the years, adding to the area’s rich maritime history. This underwater graveyard has made the harbour a hotspot for divers, eager to explore sunken treasures and vibrant marine life that thrives in these waters.

The wider Lizard Peninsula claims the title of one of Cornwall's most unspoilt corners. From the bright turquoise waters of Kynance Cove, to the sub-tropical gardens and beautiful woodland of Helford, there's natural beauty at every turn. The area is exposed to all of nature's moods, often treating its visitors to stormy scenes between November to February.