Your unforgettable Cornish holiday

Once a traditional cob barn, Chough Cottage has been beautifully transformed into a stylish and welcoming holiday home. With walls over two feet thick, it combines rustic character with modern comfort.

The ground floor offers an open-plan layout with a bright lounge and dining area, alongside a fully equipped Shaker-style kitchen featuring a cooker, fridge, freezer, and dishwasher.

Upstairs, you’ll find two thoughtfully furnished bedrooms: a spacious king-size room (with space for a cot) and a second bedroom designed for children, with a single bed and sturdy bunk beds. A small but elegant shower room includes a modern power shower.

The cottage is fully centrally heated and opens onto a charming walkway adorned with hanging baskets and fig trees. Outside, you’ll enjoy a sunny south-facing seating area with a table and BBQ, perfect for relaxed evenings.

Wake up to rolling countryside and distant sea views, spend afternoons exploring dramatic cliffs, and return to a peaceful countryside retreat—Trespaddick offers the best of both worlds.

Trespaddick is a charming cottage set in the heart of the Cornish countryside with stunning views. Perfect for couples, small families, or friends seeking genuine escape, it combines rural tranquillity with easy access to some of Cornwall’s most dramatic coastline. This is the kind of place where you can truly unwind, reconnect, and make memories together.

THE SPACE

Step inside to find a warm, inviting interior where modern comfort meets countryside charm. The open-plan living area—with kitchen and sitting zones flowing together— French doors frame those signature coastal views.

The cottage is a converted barn with the main bedroom on the ground floor, and a mezzanine-style single room upstairs in the eaves. Step outside onto the patio and those views become even more breathtaking—the perfect spot for morning coffee, evening drinks, or simply watching the light change across the landscape.

BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS

Trespaddick offers flexible sleeping to suit different group compositions:

– Bedroom 1: Comfortable double bed set within woodwork from the original barn stables
– Bedroom 2: Single mezzanine bedroom set within the eaves of the cottage.
– Bathroom with bath and mixer shower, fresh towels, Hand soap and Lotion provided.

KITCHEN

The fully equipped kitchen has everything for proper meals: electric oven and hob, integrated dishwasher and washer/dryer, countertop fridge, microwave, coffee maker, and full cookware basics—and with those coastal views, every meal feels special.

COMFORT & AMENITIES

– Heating and hot water for year-round comfort

– Fast Wi-Fi so you can stay connected—or disconnect entirely
– TV with streaming capability (bring your own log-ins)
– Washer and dryer—pack lighter and refresh as needed
– Private parking next to your cottage
– Baby gear available on request(high chair, Travel Cot, baby gate) if traveling with little ones
– Patio seating for soaking in those coastal views

LOCATION & SETTING

Trespaddick sits in peaceful countryside, with panoramic views stretching toward the horizon. The setting offers a genuine escape—surrounded by natural beauty. You’re perfectly positioned to explore hidden coves and golden beaches, enjoy cliff-top walks, and countryside rambles. And close enough to village pubs, farm shops, and local attractions that adventure is always nearby.

NEARBY EXPERIENCES

– Dramatic cliff-top walks with breathtaking panoramic views
– Hidden coves and golden beaches within easy driving distance
– Coastal villages with pubs, tearooms, and local character
– Rock pools and tide-pool exploring at low tide
– Countryside rambles through woodland and pastoral landscapes
– Historic sites and viewpoint drives within reach

WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT

1. Stunning coastal views. Wake up to dramatic vistas and fall asleep watching the light change across the landscape—views from the cottage, not a postcard fantasy.
2. Perfect location. Peaceful countryside retreat with easy access to dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, and golden beaches.
3. Open-plan living. Kitchen and sitting areas flow together, and every space frames those coastal views.
4. Cottage charm meets modern comfort—characterful interior with modern conveniences.
5. Patio with a view. Your own outdoor space to soak in the scenery, morning coffee to evening stargazing.
6. On-site hosts. Available to welcome you warmly and help with local recommendations during your stay.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

Bed linens | Towels | Heating | Hot water | Wi-Fi | TV | Washer & dryer | Private parking | Baby gear (on request) | Dishwasher tablets | laundry pods | Full cookware basics | Patio seating | Starter pack of milk, tea, coffee, biscuits, bin bags and toilet rolls

GOOD TO KNOW

– Self-check-in for stress-free arrivals anytime.
– Bring your own streaming passwords if using the TV.
– Quiet hours after 10 pm help keep the countryside peaceful.
– Travel insurance is recommended for unexpected changes.
– We’re available on-site if you need us—drop us a message via the guest portal or call us for local tips and recommendations.
– Views vary depending on time of day, season, and weather—with rolling countryside and ancient woodland, and distant sea view
Perfect for: coastal getaways, couples seeking peace with a view, small families, nature lovers, photographers, or anyone craving genuine escape with stunning natural beauty as your backdrop.

Links Side Guest House offers bed and breakfast accommodation in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, with clean and comfortable surroundings. Perfectly situated directly opposite Bude Golf Course, the guest house is only a few minutes’ walk from the town centre with its shops, pubs, cafés and restaurants. Both Crooklets and Summerleaze beaches are also within easy walking distance, making Links Side an ideal choice for enjoying leisurely days by the sea.

Please note: Links Side Guest House is not a member of the Bude Area Tourist Board, but to the best of our knowledge it is a registered business.

We offer a variety of luxury holiday homes to suit every requirement, all of an exceptionally high standard. Some have two bedrooms (sleeping 4/5 people), others three bedrooms (sleeping up to 6 people), and some are dog-friendly. All our self-catering holiday homes have their own parking facilities, enjoy stunning sea views across Bude, and are set in beautifully landscaped gardens with lots of space for young children to play safely.

• Two and three bed properties
• Dog friendly options
• Accessible options
• Smart TVs in every holiday home
• Hardwired fast WiFi in each holiday home
• Equipped kitchens
• Open plan living areas
• Plenty of on-site facilities to explore

Premium Holiday Homes
Beautiful modern interiors, with stunning coastal views, designed to make your stay as relaxing as possible.
Wooda Holiday Park

Classic Holiday Homes
Comfortable and full of home comforts, perfect for groups of up to 6, with open plan living spaces and easy access to all of Bude and Wooda’s amenities.
Wooda Holiday Park

Set within the charming Well Courtyard—once part of the estate’s original stable block—Kingfisher Cottage is a welcoming single-level property, perfect for families of up to four plus a baby.

At the front, the cottage opens onto a small, secluded courtyard, while at the rear a private enclosed garden awaits, complete with hot tub, table, seating, and a gas BBQ—an ideal space for relaxation in every season. The secure garden makes it especially suitable for families with young children.

Inside, the open-plan living space includes a comfortable lounge area, dining area, and a Shaker-style fitted kitchen with dishwasher. The fully tiled bathroom features a bath with power shower.

There are two well-furnished bedrooms: a king-size double and a twin room, with space for a cot in either. The cottage is fully centrally heated for year-round comfort.

Please note: no dogs allowed.

Escape the hustle and bustle and immerse yourself in the tranquillity of Honeysuckle Cottage, the largest of our charming Cornish Cottages. Combining the allure of a traditional Cornish dwelling with modern comforts, this enchanting retreat welcomes you with open arms.

As you step through the door, you’re greeted by the timeless charm of wobbly walls, twisted oak beams, and deep-set windows, evoking a sense of nostalgia and warmth. The slate flooring and wood-burning stove nestled within the original inglenook fireplace add to the cottage’s rustic appeal, inviting you to unwind and embrace the serene ambiance.

Honeysuckle Cottage offers a haven of relaxation, allowing you to disconnect and rejuvenate amidst its idyllic surroundings. With miles of golden sand just moments away and the breathtaking countryside at your doorstep, paired with our exceptional on-site facilities, your stay promises to be nothing short of extraordinary.

On the ground floor, the cottage unfolds its welcoming spaces. To the left of the entrance, the cosy lounge beckons, adorned with beamed ceilings, slate flooring, and plush sofas—perfect for sinking into after a day of exploration. A wall-mounted TV with a DVD player provides entertainment, while the wood-burner, complete with a complimentary log supply, offers warmth and ambiance on chilly evenings. Next to the lounge lies the dining room, featuring a large country-style table and an ornamental fireplace, creating a charming setting for shared meals and laughter. The compact yet fully equipped kitchen awaits, with a backdoor leading directly to the enclosed private garden and patio area—a tranquil retreat for al fresco dining or simply soaking up the sunshine.

Ascend the staircase to the first floor, where serenity awaits. The spacious master bedroom welcomes you with a king-sized iron bedstead, offering ample space for a cot if needed. A twin bedroom provides comfortable accommodations for additional guests, while the bathroom boasts a luxurious raindrop shower, perfect for unwinding and refreshing after a day of adventure.

At Honeysuckle Cottage, every moment is infused with charm and tranquillity, promising a holiday to remember amidst the beauty of Cornwall.

One of six attractive cottages in the sunny Stable Courtyard, Woodpecker is approached through the original stable archway and has been thoughtfully converted from the old stables.

Set all on one level, the cottage features an open-plan lounge and dining area with a well-equipped galley kitchen.

Woodpecker offers two bedrooms:

• A comfortable double bedroom

• A cheerful children’s room with a fun red London bus bunk bed – always a hit with junior visitors!

There is also a modern bathroom with bath and power shower.

Outside, you’ll find a private grassy area with table, seating, and a gas BBQ – ideal for relaxed family time in the sunshine.

Woodpecker is suitable for two adults and two children.

At the Bay View Inn, guests wake up to breathtaking sea views and the soothing sound of rolling waves. This coastal accommodation provides the perfect retreat for a relaxing getaway, a family holiday, or as a base for exploring the stunning North Cornwall coastline.

The Room

An open-plan hideaway featuring a king-size bed, compact kitchenette, and small shower room – ideal for walkers or cyclists exploring the nearby South West Coast Path.

The centrepiece of the room is a king-size bed, handcrafted from solid Baltic Coast oak planks. Finished with natural beeswax, it proudly displays the unique wartime ripsaw marks. A memory foam mattress ensures restful sleep.

Thoughtful touches include chunky handmade oak furnishings, underfloor heating for cosy comfort during cooler months, a 43” Smart TV, and a Blu-Ray/DVD player.

Kitchenette

The kitchenette provides all the essentials for simple meals and snacks:

• Kettle, toaster, and microwave

• Nespresso coffee machine

• Integrated fridge with icebox

• Iron and ironing board

Please note: there is no cooker, hob, or dishwasher.

Outside

Although The Nest Box does not include a private patio or direct countryside/sea views, guests can enjoy:

• A shared seating area with stunning Cornish countryside and sea views

• Access to larger communal grounds with a BBQ area

• Convenient nearby parking

A cosy barn conversion where countryside character meets modern comfort—Chappell Cottage is your peaceful retreat for two at Treworgie Barton.

Chappell is a charming, recently updated barn conversion nestled in the heart of the Cornish countryside at Treworgie Barton. Perfect for couples seeking a genuine escape, it combines authentic rural character with all the contemporary comforts you need to unwind truly. Wake to birdsong, spend days exploring, and return to a warm, welcoming home that feels like stepping into a storybook.

THE SPACE

Step inside to find a characterful interior where exposed beams and traditional charm meet modern fixtures and thoughtful design. The open-plan living area—with kitchen, dining, and sitting zones flowing together—is designed for togetherness. Large windows frame a courtyard view, and the layout naturally encourages cosy meals and quiet evenings together.

The barn-conversion architecture adds unique character and generous ceiling heights, making the space feel larger and airier than in traditional cottages. It’s the kind of place where you can relax, cook together, and truly unwind in genuine peace.

BEDROOM & BATHROOM

A comfortable bedroom features a King-size four-poster bed. The modern bathroom includes a relaxing bath with a shower over, fresh towels, hand soap and lotion. Fresh linens are also provided.

KITCHEN & DINING

The fitted kitchen has everything for cooking proper meals together: electric oven, induction hob, integrated dishwasher, integrated fridge, Integrated washer/dryer, microwave, coffee maker, and full cookware basics—the dining table seats two comfortably. The high ceilings inherited from the barn conversion give the kitchen an open, airy feel.

COMFORT & AMENITIES

– Heating and hot water for year-round comfort

– Fast Wi-Fi so you can stay connected—or disconnect entirely
– TV with streaming capability (bring your own log-ins)
– Washer/dryer so you can pack lighter
– Private parking on the grounds in the guest car park

LOCATION & SETTING

Chappell sits on the beautiful grounds of Treworgie Barton, surrounded by woodlands and open countryside. The setting offers genuine peace and natural beauty—perfect for morning walks, spotting wildlife, or simply breathing in the quiet. Yet you’re positioned close enough to reach village pubs, farm shops, local attractions, and coastal adventures within a short drive. The countryside is your doorstep; the wider world is minutes away.

NEARBY EXPERIENCES

– Woodland walks and countryside rambles from your door
– Local village pubs and tearooms with character
– Farm shops and farmers’ markets
– Coastal drives and hidden beaches within easy reach
– Historic sites and scenic viewpoints nearby

WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT

1. Barn conversion character. Exposed beams, stone walls, and architectural charm—a home with genuine personality and soul.
2. High ceilings and generous space. The barn conversion’s heritage creates an airy, spacious feel unlike that of traditional cottages.
3. Built for two. Intimate scale with no wasted space—every detail serves comfort and togetherness.
4. Open-plan living. Kitchen, dining, and sitting areas flow together so you can cook, dine, and relax as one.
5. Countryside charm meets modern comfort—characterful interior with all contemporary conveniences.
6. Peaceful grounds. Surrounded by woodland and countryside, your own space to relax and explore.
7. On-site hosts. Available to welcome you warmly and help with recommendations during your stay.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

Bed linens | Towels | Heating | Hot water | Wi-Fi | TV | Washer & dryer | Private on-site parking in the guest car park | Dishwasher tablets | Laundry pods | Full cookware basics | Starter pack of milk, tea, coffee, biscuits, bin bags and toilet rolls

GOOD TO KNOW

– Self-check-in for stress-free arrivals anytime.
– The barn conversion has been recently updated with modern furnishings and a well-equipped kitchen while retaining all of its original character and charm.
– Bring your own streaming passwords if using the TV.
– Quiet hours after 10 pm help keep the countryside peaceful.
– Travel insurance is recommended for unexpected changes.
– We’re available on-site if you need us—drop us a message via your guest portal or call us for local tips and recommendations.

Perfect for: couples seeking countryside charm, romantic getaways, anniversaries, travellers who appreciate authentic barn conversions, or anyone craving a genuine, tranquil escape.

Nestled in the quaint rural parish of Morwenstow, The Rectory Farm Tearooms beckon with a warm invitation to indulge in a culinary experience like no other. A mere ten-minute stroll to the cliffs reveals breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the rugged North Cornish coastline.

Immerse yourself in the charm of a 13th-century house filled with character. Antique furnishings, slate floors, open fires, and original Oak Beams, salvaged from the many ships wrecked along the North Cornwall coastline, contribute to the unique ambiance of The Rectory Farm Tearooms.

Our award-winning Tea Rooms boast a diverse menu crafted with the freshest, locally sourced ingredients whenever possible. Every dish is a testament to our commitment to quality, with all our delectable offerings homemade on the premises.

Embark on a culinary journey with our enticing menu, featuring:

• Cornish Cream Teas
• Homemade Cakes and Scones
• Fabulous High Teas
• Homemade Local Chutneys and Jams
• Local/Westcountry Wines, Beers, and Ciders
• Delicious Soups
• Quiches
• Westcountry Cheeses
• Proper Cornish Pasties
• Our own Beef and Lamb, as available

At The Rectory Farm Tearooms, we cater to diverse dietary needs and proudly offer a separate menu for those seeking wheat, gluten, and dairy-free options.

Indulge in the time-honored tradition of tea time with the finest offerings in a historic setting. Our commitment to providing a delightful culinary experience extends to every aspect of your visit.

Escape to The Rectory Farm Tearooms for an enchanting retreat into history, flavor, and warmth. Whether you’re a local seeking a cherished spot or a visitor eager to explore Cornish culinary delights, we look forward to welcoming you.

When in search of the perfect place to dine in Bude, look no further than Coachman’s Bar & Grill – where great food, relaxation, and all-day unwinding come together seamlessly.

At Coachman’s Bar & Grill, we take pride in offering a diverse menu that caters to every palate. From delectable dishes to a wide variety of beverages, including local real ales, our establishment ensures that every dining experience is a memorable one. Food is served all day, providing you with the flexibility to indulge in culinary delights at your convenience.

Sip and savor a range of beers, wines, spirits, and non-alcoholic drinks, including our recommended local real ales. Our bar is well-stocked, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Fronting Coachman’s Bar & Grill is a raised Beer Terrace offering enchanting views over the Bude Canal, the Inner Harbour area, and across to Bude town centre. Dine al fresco on the terrace, sheltered under the canopy, and immerse yourself in a magical, continental atmosphere during the summer months.

Nestled on the border between Cornwall and Devon, a mere 20-minute drive from Bude, Tamar Lake Cafe offers a delightful array of breakfasts, light lunches, cream teas, and homemade cakes. Every scone and cake are lovingly baked onsite, ensuring a delectable selection to suit all tastes.

Located within the picturesque Upper Tamar Lakes country park, the cafe provides the perfect respite for visitors exploring the great outdoors. Enjoy fishing, walking, cycling, and birdwatching amidst the serene surroundings. Seasonal hire of canoes, SUPs, and kayaks adds to the adventure, while a dedicated children’s play area, accessible walking paths, and convenient toilet facilities cater to all ages and abilities.

Our cafe operates seasonally, so please check the website for current opening times. We warmly welcome furry friends, making us an ideal spot for a leisurely dog walk.

Parking is available for just £2.50, contributing to the vital conservation efforts of South West Lakes. Alternatively, visitors can park for free at Lower Tamar Lake and enjoy a scenic stroll to the main area.

The Brendon Arms has remained under the ownership and management of the Brendon family since 1872. With its commanding position overlooking Bude’s inner harbour and mere stones throw from the Bude’s distinctive sea-lock and Summerleaze beach, it holds a coveted spot in the town. Proudly proclaiming to offer ‘The Warmest Welcome in the West,’ the Brendon Arms invites guests to experience hospitality at its finest.

The Brendon Arms is a welcoming family-friendly pub, boasting a spacious garden with picturesque views over Bude Canal – an ideal spot for a relaxing drink or meal.

At the Brendon Arms, they take pride in serving traditional pub fare with a focus on homemade dishes crafted from locally sourced and seasonal ingredients. Also enjoy a diverse selection of beverages, including offerings from local Cornish producers and national breweries.

With a menu that caters to various dietary preferences, offering vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options to ensure there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Please be aware that while well-behaved dogs are welcome in the garden and the bar area, they are not permitted in the restaurant. However, the dog-friendly bar also serves the full menu. When making your booking, kindly let a member of staff know if you require an inside dog-friendly table, and they will be happy to accommodate you and your furry friend.

Olive Tree – Coffee House & Bistro sits charmingly on Bude’s Lower Wharf, offering a blend of relaxed canal‑side dining and modern European cuisine. Since opening in 2009, they’ve become a local favourite for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner—catering to all tastes, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten‑free, and dairy‑free diets .

Located on the outskirts of Bude, Howl Brewery is an independent microbrewery and taproom serving a creative range of craft beers brewed right in town. Founded in 2024, the brewery has quickly become a popular spot for locals and visitors looking to enjoy great beer in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

At the heart of Howl Brewery is its lively taproom, where you can sample beers brewed on site alongside guest brews from other independent breweries. The bar also offers a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, making it an easy stop whether you’re a dedicated craft beer fan or simply looking for somewhere different to spend an evening.

The taproom regularly hosts street food pop-ups, live music, DJ sets and community events, giving it a vibrant, social feel. With board games, bar games and a dog-friendly atmosphere, it’s a relaxed space to meet friends, discover new beers and enjoy Bude’s growing craft beer scene.

Howl’s beers range from hazy IPAs and crisp lagers to traditional bitters and experimental brews, all produced locally in Bude. Whether you drop in for a quick pint or an evening of music and street food, Howl Brewery offers a taste of Cornwall’s independent brewing culture.

Step into a world of gastronomic delight at our award-winning tea room, nestled amidst the scenic beauty of the garden terrace and Mill House. Open daily, our tea room offers a haven for culinary enthusiasts seeking a perfect blend of exquisite flavors and tranquil surroundings.

On warm days, bask in the splendour of our glorious gardens while relishing a culinary journey from our carefully curated menu. As the seasons change, the wood-burning stove in our granary room provides a warm and inviting ambiance.

Our commitment to culinary excellence is reflected in the freshly prepared delights from our granary kitchen. Indulge in a variety of options, from homemade soups and pasties to filled rolls. Save room for our delectable homemade cakes, desserts, and, of course, our award-winning cream teas.

We prioritise freshness and quality by sourcing locally. Our beef and turkey hail from Devon, while Devon crab, Scottish smoked salmon, and prawns showcase the best in quality and freshness. Pair these delights with our homemade chutney and the finest mature cheddar cheese. Organic salad leaves from our garden add a touch of lavishness to every dish.

Explore our range of loose-leaf teas, coffee, hot chocolate, and a selection of cold drinks and sparkling presse. Each sip is an invitation to a world of flavors, carefully curated to complement the culinary journey.

Our tearoom offers not just high-quality lunches and afternoon teas but also warm and friendly service. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the surroundings as you savour each moment in our charming tea room.

Bude’s hidden gem, located in an AONB near Northcott Mouth Beach. You’ll find locally sourced produce from this independently owned outdoor cafe. Family and dog friendly.

Nestled on the edge of the picturesque Crooklets Beach, our family-run Crooklets Beach Cafe extends a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike. Step into a haven of relaxation where the sound of crashing waves accompanies the enticing aroma of freshly prepared, locally inspired dishes.

At Crooklets Beach Cafe, we take pride in crafting a menu that celebrates the bounty of local ingredients. Our daily specials showcase the freshest produce, offering a symphony of flavours that captivate your taste buds. From hearty burgers and satisfying sandwiches to soul-warming hot beverages and an array of delectable cakes, our menu caters to every palate.

Indulge in the charm of our coastal cafe, where the ambiance is as inviting as the food. Whether you’re seeking a leisurely escape with a view of the rolling waves or a quick bite after a beach stroll, Crooklets Beach Cafe provides the perfect setting for a culinary retreat.

We prioritise freshness in every dish, ensuring that each bite is a testament to the rich culinary heritage of our coastal locale. Our commitment to quality resonates in the care with which we select and prepare our ingredients, providing you with an authentic taste of the region.

Step into the Willow Tree Cafe, where old and new friends gather in the midst of nature’s embrace. Our cafe provides a warm and inviting space for you to connect, relax, and savor moments of respite. The outside seating area, a work in progress, invites you to unwind amidst the captivating transformation of the land.

Embark on a leisurely stroll through our secure large woodland walk, a serene haven that evolves with the changing seasons. This expansive natural space is open to everyone, including your four-legged companions. A section of the cafe area is dog-friendly, allowing you to share the joys of nature with your loyal friends. As you traverse the woodland walk, witness the fascinating rewilding process, where the landscape transforms with new flora and fauna.

At Willow Tree Cafe, we celebrate the companionship of our canine friends. Once inside the woodland walk, let your dogs roam freely, but remember to keep them on a lead until you enter this natural sanctuary. We respect that not everyone shares the same affinity for our furry friends, ensuring a harmonious experience for all our visitors.

Just a stone’s throw from the heart of Bude, a mere five-minute drive or short bus ride, lies the irresistible allure of Widemouth Bay with a vast two-mile expanse of sand.

This beach proudly boasts a Blue Flag, a testament to its cleanliness and quality and promises all the amenities necessary for a memorable family day at the beach.

While it may appear as one expansive shoreline, it’s actually divided into two distinct sections.  Venturing to the southern end of the beach where the shoreline transitions into rocky terrain takes you to Black Rock Beach.  This rocky expanse presents an ideal opportunity for rock pooling enthusiasts, with an abundance of marine life waiting to be discovered during lower tides.

Escape the crowds and enjoy the serene beauty of Northcott Mouth Beach, a secluded sanctuary offering a peaceful alternative to the busier town center beaches.  Carved into the rugged coastline, Northcott Mouth greets visitors with a rocky shoreline that gracefully transitions into a vast expanse of soft sand.

The cliffs that tower above are adorned with intricate geological folds, hinting at the ancient forces that have shaped this captivating landscape.  Amongst the sands lies the mysterious remnants of a shipwreck, a poignant reminder of the sea’s untamed power, occasionally revealed by the shifting tides.

Nestled within the embrace of these towering cliffs, Northcott Mouth exudes an enchanting allure, and children will delight in the expansive marine playground that awaits, with endless opportunities to explore rock pools and create dams along the stream.

A hike along the South West Coast Path towards Sandymouth unveils breathtaking vistas at every turn.  If the tides align, the sandy shores offer a more accessible route, providing a tranquil pathway for coastal exploration.  Be sure to consult with a lifeguard to ensure safe passage before venturing forth.

Located on the southern edge of Widemouth Bay, Black Rock Beach boasts an abundance of untamed beauty.  Its namesake, a prominent rocky outcrop adds to the rugged allure of this coastal gem.

Be mindful of the powerful tides, as Black Rock Beach can become isolated at high tide, adding an element of adventure to your visit. Surfers are drawn to the challenging waves created by the point and reef breaks, providing exhilarating rides for wave enthusiasts.

For nature lovers of all ages, the beach reveals a treasure trove of delights at low tide.  Explore the myriad rock pools teeming with marine life, offering fascinating insights into the coastal ecosystem.

Summerleaze Beach, with its Blue Flag Award is a much loved destination for locals and visitors alike, conveniently located just off the town centre and offering a wealth of attractions and activites for all to enjoy.

With its expansive sandy shores and convenient large car park, Summerleaze Beach provides ample space for leisurely strolls, beach games, or simply soaking up the sun. The iconic Bude Sea Pool adds to its allure, offering a safe haven for swimmers of all ages, overseen by seasonal lifeguard patrols from the RNLI.

Adventure seekers will delight in the array of activities available, including surfing, kayaking, and Stand Up Paddleboarding, with options suitable for every skill level.

Summerleaze Beach has good accessibility, with facilities such as a Changing Places toilet and beach sand wheelchair ensuring everyone can enjoy the coastal experience. The seasonal Beach Office and Shop offers convenient services such as beach hut hire and a variety of beach essentials for purchase.

Explorers will find plenty to discover along the coastline, from the historic Bude Breakwater to the famed Bude Sea Pool, a semi-natural sea water pool dating back to the 1930s. The surrounding area boasts scenic sand dunes, providing a vital eco-system and offering opportunities for peaceful walks and wildlife observation.

Whether you’re soaking up the sun on the sandy shores, exploring coastal paths, or enjoying water sports, Summerleaze Beach offers something for everyone to enjoy, making it a must-visit destination in Bude.

Crooklets Beach with its Blue Flag Award beckons with its expansive stretch of golden sand and intriguing rock pools waiting to be explored at low tide. While the pebbly top adds a touch of character, once the tide retreats, it reveals a vast sandy playground for beachgoers. This award-winning beach proudly boasts a Blue Flag designation, a testament to its cleanliness and quality.

Connected to Summerleaze Beach, Crooklets offers easy access to the renowned Bude Sea Pool during low tide, with a leisurely 15-minute stroll across the sand.

Popular among surfers, families, and beach enthusiasts alike, Crooklets Beach provides a safe and picturesque setting for seaside activities. The abundance of activity companies ensures there’s no shortage of outdoor pursuits and water sports to enjoy.

Crooklets Beach’s inviting sloped promenade offers level access and a flat viewing area, ideal for leisurely strolls and taking in the coastal scenery. Beach huts dot the landscape, available for daily hire, adding to the charm and convenience of this beloved seaside destination.

Nestled just 15 minutes north of town by car lies the stunning Sandymouth Bay Beach, a gem under the care of the National Trust.  When the tide recedes, it reveals a vast expanse of pristine sandy shores, often offering a quieter retreat compared to the bustling main beaches.  Its allure captivates families and surfers alike, with the addition of towering cliffs as a picturesque backdrop.

Access to this coastal haven isn’t particularly convenient, theres a steep walk down from the National Trust car park.  There’s a seasonal café, and a mere 10-minute walk leads to the year-round Holiday Park, boasting a bar, coffee shop and restaurant.

During low tide, embark on a captivating coastal journey, tracing the two-mile stretch from Crooklets Beach to Sandymouth, where hidden treasures like a buried shipwreck await discovery, alongside the intricate honeycomb structures of the sandcastle worm.

Duckpool Beach is a cherished retreat, treasured for its untamed charm and secluded atmosphere nestled at the base of the Coombe Valley.  Here, visitors are welcomed by the pristine beauty of a tranquil cove, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Families will find endless delight in the expansive open space, where children can roam freely and discover the wonders of nature.  The beach’s large rockpools promise hours of exploration and excitement, providing a playground of discovery for young adventurers.  While the entrance may be lined with imposing pebbles, the reward of a vast expanse of sand revealed at low tide is well worth the journey.

For those with a spirit of adventure, we recommend ascending the cliff path in either direction, where panoramic vistas await, showcasing the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding coastline.  The Coombe Valley also offers a variety of scenic walks, each unveiling its own hidden treasures.

Tucked away in an almost secret location, Millook Haven Beach is a hidden gem that stands out even among the region’s renowned coastal treasures.  Venturing to Millook Haven Beach, however, requires caution. With no lifeguards present and a narrow, steep road leading to its shores, safety must be a priority for any explorer.

While it may lack the swathes of sand found on other beaches, Millook’s rugged charm, adorned with pebbles and shingles, offers a serene escape from the bustling summer crowds, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its natural tranquility.  Beyond its surface allure, Millook Beach is a sanctuary for wildlife, its shores teeming with the diverse inhabitants of Cornwall’s coastal ecosystem.

It’s not just its natural beauty that sets Millook apart; the beach also boasts a captivating geological landscape, characterized by the famed zigzag folds etched into its towering cliffs, a testament to the earth’s ancient forces at work.

For those seeking to delve deeper into the splendor of Millook and its surroundings, the Millook Circular presents an enchanting journey. This picturesque walk guides adventurers through verdant valleys, ancient woodlands, and along the rugged Coast Path, offering glimpses into the rich tapestry of Cornwall’s countryside.