Active-8 is a holiday activity company in Cornwall; providing some of the very best activites and things to do whilst on holiday 
A shingle beach close to a harbour in an attractive fishing village. 
Experience the thrill of surfing in a safe, relaxed & friendly environment at the beautiful Poldhu beach, Mullion. 
Skin Care, Moisturiser and Bodycare products hand made naturally with a dash of Cornish honey. 
A wide choice of beautiful photos of Cornwall 
Poldark Mine is set in the picturesque surrounds of the Wendron Valley within the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site 
Specialised Charters provide trips for fishing, photography or sightseeing around the Lizard Peninsula, Helford River and Falmouth Bay 
Visit the island of St Michael’s Mount at Marazion in Cornwall. Discover legends, myths and learn about the islands amazing history. 
Positioned at the edge of the sea in the beautiful Coverack Bay, The Lifeboat House Restaurant provides diners with a panoramic view over the bay 
Offering visitors the chance to relax & enjoy the wonderful sea views from the garden whilst sampling a drink from the bar or food in the restaurant Coverack is a small Cornish village located on the east coast of the Lizard Peninsula. It is centred around a small Cornish harbour and is regarded as one of the most attractive traditional Cornish villages.
This fishing village has a large crescent shaped beach in the sheltered bay, which is ideal for swimming, snorkelling, scuba diving and windsurfing. Apart from water sports, Coverack has many other activities on offer such as fishing, walking, art galleries, gardens and coastal paths that must be seen. Children will love the beach which is only a stone’s throw away in addition to the many nearby activities to keep all members of the family entertained; Flambards, National Seal Sanctuary, Penjerrick Gardens, Lamorran House Gardens, Roskillys Farm and the Lizard Lighthouse
Coverack was formerly known for its smuggling activities, a few of the cottages have been found to have secret hiding places under their floors. There has been a community in Coverack since medieval times and pilchard fishing was the main occupation until early last century.
There are many delightful eating places in Coverack serving many local delights from the Lifeboat House Cafe and Bistro specialising in local seafood to freshly baked pasties and apple pies from Elizabeth’s. Alternatively soak up the local atmosphere at the village pub called the The Paris.
To view our self-catering holiday properties in Coverack, please see below
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Pebbledene - 180 | 6 | Saturdays |
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Located a mile from the coastal village of Coverack, Pebbledene is situated in a rural location surrounded by fields & along a ‘no through road’ |
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Crowan - 208 | 6 | Saturdays |
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‘Crowan’ is a detached three bedroom cottage, set in a large, stream side garden, just back from the sea front at Coverack. |
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Dean Haven - 258 | 2 | Fridays |
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Set back from the sea front at Coverack, Dean Haven offers sea views from the bedroom, dining area and sun lounge. |
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