Dog-Friendly Escapes
When you stay with us, there's no need to leave your faithful companions behind. You'll be spoilt for choice with our collection of over 125 dog-friendly properties.
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Known for its famous white rollers, brown sugar sands and vibrant atmosphere, Polzeath is the ultimate destination for families and surf enthusiasts.
Deliciously sandwiched between Rock and Polzeath, Daymer Bay sits under the towering tump of Brea Hill and alongside sparkling estuary waters.
Calm estuary waters meet golden sand at Rock, the ultimate dog-friendly destination for sailing and watersports enthusiasts.
Bursting with history and romance, whitewashed cottages peppered with narrow streets and cosy eateries meet a pretty harbour bobbing with colourful fishing boats.
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Our friendly, local team based in the heart of Rock are here to play holiday matchmaker for guests and to be property custodians for holiday home owners.
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Perched at the top of Rock Road, Inkwood is a striking sanctuary where charred larch cladding meets sumptuous interiors. Bathed in natural light, this exquisite retreat offers a flawless blend of design and comfort.
Sitting proudly on Dunders Hill, where the road dips towards Polzeath’s golden sands, Kai-Tak is a striking retreat of glass and light, complete with a sunken jacuzzi, private gym and dreamy Atlantic views.
Perched above the winding streets of Port Isaac, Shrimps is a beautifully refurbished apartment offering charming harbour views. With a sun-trap patio, stylish interiors and the rare bonus of private parking, it's a hidden gem in the village.
Nestled above Polzeath, Fairview is a laid-back coastal retreat with spacious grounds and easy access to the beach. Perfect for surf-filled days, paddleboarding at Daymer Bay and exploring the scenic coastal paths.
Spring adventures, sea air and unforgettable moments this Easter
Easter on the north Cornish coast has a charm all of its own. The sea begins to soften in colour, wild garlic lines the footpaths and bluebells sway along the clifftops. The pace is slower than summer, but the days are stretching out, with golden light filling the air. Here’s a glimpse of what we’re loving this spring in North Cornwall.
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