Sea Pink

Inspired by the prow of a ship breaking through the waves, the exterior of the Liner development reflects Falmouth's maritime spirit, a hint at the coastal delights to come. Step inside your seaside sanctuary and lead into the open plan kitchen, living and dining area, where the coastal scene is framed by full height glass doors. Whether you opt for fresh crab sandwich lunches or a crisp glass of white after dinner, the balcony constantly beckons you with its endless ocean views. The stylish modern kitchen is fully fitted with everything you could need to cook up a delicious Cornish supper. With an abundance of fresh local produce available on your doorstep, cooking becomes a real joy at Sea Pink. And after a hearty meal, the cool, calm living area is a treat for sleepy guests. Sink into the spacious sofa before planning where to go for cocktails, and long after the sun has set, retire to the beautifully curated bedrooms. From hints of blue paired with french rattan furniture, to the soft and natural pinks of a Cornish sunset, each bedroom has been individually designed with it’s own subtle colour palette.

If you can bear to leave Sea Pink for the day, you needn’t go far; the white sands of Gyllyngvase beach are on your doorstep. This sheltered blue flag beach is a perfect spot for swimming and paddle-boarding, tempting families and watersports lovers from far and wide. Children will love exploring the rock pools at low tide and guests of all ages will just adore sun-downers at Gylly Beach Cafe. Cosmopolitan Falmouth is also a joy to explore. From the plethora of shops and galleries to the cute as a button cafes and restaurants offering everything from italian to African to the freshest of seafood on the waterfront. Must visit attractions include the National Maritime Museum, where you can view Falmouth harbour from 100ft lookout tower, or descend to the impressive underwater gallery and watch coastal creatures float by. If day trips are on the agenda, Trebah Gardens is a beautiful sub tropical valley garden bursting with exotic blooms, and the South West Coast Path promises impressive scenes in winter and sea pink covered headlands in summer.