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Nearby Attractions
Crackington Haven is a large sandy beach set in an area of outstanding beauty. 
Polzeath beach is a haven for surfers and beach lovers. 
Port Eliot House & Gardens is open to the public daily, except Fridays 
Discover how science is helping to conserve the fishing tradition in Cornwall & beyond 
Tintagel Castle is an inspiring place to visit and to soak up the atmosphere generated by the dramatic views and magnificent legends. 
Trebarwith Strand is at the bottom of a deep valley and provides attractive views. 
Located within easy walking distance of Bude town centre, Summerleaze is a popular family and surfing beach Boscastle is hidden in a steep sided valley with a picturesque village and harbour.
Popular with tourists, Boscastle is a small harbour which is now home to a number of little fishing boats. Boscastle was once a hive of activity with trade taking place between Wales, Bristol and the south of England.
Boscastle is an excellent base for touring the area and provides easy access for touring the north coast of Cornwall. There is a lot to discover in Boscastle, including many individual shops to browse, moorlands and woodland valleys to explore and coastal foothpaths presenting exceptional views. During the main holiday season, the visitor centre serves the area well with an array of services including scenic boat trips, water activities and guided walks.
This charming fishing harbour is steeped in history and linked with authors and artists who have been inspired by its remoteness and rugged beauty. Visitors to Boscastle will be able to watch live pottery demonstrations and visit the world famous witchcraft museum, housing a collection of witchcraft related artefacts.
Boscastle also offers a selection of places to eat and drink and is surrounded by nearby beaches Crackington Haven, Bossiney Haven, Trebarthwith Strand, Port Gaverne and Polzeath Beach.
For holiday accommodation in Boscastle, please see the below list.
Popular with tourists, Boscastle is a small harbour which is now home to a number of little fishing boats. Boscastle was once a hive of activity with trade taking place between Wales, Bristol and the south of England.
Boscastle is an excellent base for touring the area and provides easy access for touring the north coast of Cornwall. There is a lot to discover in Boscastle, including many individual shops to browse, moorlands and woodland valleys to explore and coastal foothpaths presenting exceptional views. During the main holiday season, the visitor centre serves the area well with an array of services including scenic boat trips, water activities and guided walks.
This charming fishing harbour is steeped in history and linked with authors and artists who have been inspired by its remoteness and rugged beauty. Visitors to Boscastle will be able to watch live pottery demonstrations and visit the world famous witchcraft museum, housing a collection of witchcraft related artefacts.
Boscastle also offers a selection of places to eat and drink and is surrounded by nearby beaches Crackington Haven, Bossiney Haven, Trebarthwith Strand, Port Gaverne and Polzeath Beach.
For holiday accommodation in Boscastle, please see the below list.
Cottage In & Around Boscastle
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Lewarne - 448 | 8 | Saturdays |
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Built on the side of a valley overlooking Boscastle, Lewarne is a spacious, victorian holiday home sleeping eight in Cornwall. |
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