Luxury Holidays in Padstow, Trevone, Wadebridge & Port Isaac
This picturesque corner of North Cornwall is a paradise for food lovers, coastal explorers, and those seeking a touch of luxury by the sea. From Padstow’s world-famous restaurants to the cinematic charm of Port Isaac, and the rolling countryside surrounding Wadebridge and Trevone, this region captures Cornwall at its most indulgent and inspiring.
Explore hidden coves and golden beaches, dine on freshly caught seafood from Michelin-starred chefs, or wander the scenic Camel Trail - a peaceful route perfect for walking or cycling from Padstow to Wadebridge. With its blend of wild coastline, gourmet culture, and timeless charm, this area offers the ultimate setting for a luxurious coastal escape.
Explore Padstow, Trevone, Wadebridge & Port Isaac
Whether you’re visiting for a relaxing long weekend or a summer getaway, this stretch of Cornwall brims with experiences for foodies, adventurers, and families alike. From culinary excellence to coastal adventures, here’s how to make the most of your stay…
Foodie escapes
Padstow is Cornwall’s culinary heart, home to world-class restaurants like Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant and Paul Ainsworth at No.6, as well as charming cafés and delis serving the freshest local produce. If you fancy travelling a little further afield, take the ferry from Padstow to Rock and enjoy a meal at The Mariners or Four Boys Café, or head up the coast to Polzeath, where The Cracking Crab, Surfside, TJ’s Café, The Waterfront, and Flo’s Kitchen offer everything from casual beachside bites to stunning seafood with panoramic views. Whether you’re indulging in fine dining, a hearty brunch, or a relaxed café lunch, this area is a food lover’s paradise.
Coastal adventures
Explore the rugged beauty of North Cornwall’s Seven Bays, from the family-friendly sands of Harlyn Bay to the surf at Constantine and the wild expanse of Booby’s Bay. Follow the South West Coast Path for breathtaking sea views, or head to Trevone for rock pooling and cliff-top walks. Just across the estuary, discover Rock and Polzeath, both renowned for watersports, surfing, and sailing.
Culture & heritage
Step into the charming cobbled streets of Port Isaac, famous for its role in Doc Martin and home to a lively local arts scene. Wadebridge, once a market town, now offers boutique shopping and access to scenic countryside trails, while nearby chapels, harbours, and heritage sites tell stories of Cornwall’s seafaring past.
Family adventures
Families can cycle together along the Camel Trail, explore tidal pools at low tide, or enjoy days at the beach surfing, paddleboarding, or simply building sandcastles. Local farm parks, boat trips, and outdoor adventure centres ensure there’s always something to keep little explorers entertained - make sure you check out Camel Creek.
Where to stay in Padstow, Trevone, Wadebridge & Port Isaac
Our handpicked collection blends coastal luxury with Cornish charm. Choose from sea-view homes, romantic woodland eco escapes, manor houses with private spas, hot tub retreats with countryside views, and interior-designed homes complete with pools and tennis courts.
Wake up to the sound of waves rolling onto the Seven Bays, immerse yourself in nature among peaceful rural surroundings, or enjoy a morning dip in your private pool before wrapping up with views across the Camel Estuary. Many of our homes are dog-friendly, offering enclosed gardens and direct access to beaches, trails, and coastal paths - so you can be sure to bring the whole gang on your Cornwall adventure.
