Log Cabins to RentIs fishing the perfect sport for a holiday? You sit on a chair, contemplating nature in a splendid setting, waiting for a moment of excitement that may never come. And if it doesn’t? More time to enjoy the scenery. Couple that level of contentment with a beautiful log cabin and it sounds like a formula for a totally relaxing break. The log cabins below have fishing either on site or close by.
This accommodation is tucked away in 115 acres near Commins Coch, with unrivalled scenery of Snowdonia National Park and the many outdoor activities it offers, including walking, mountaineering, mountain biking and water sports. The town of Machynlleth can be found 6.5 miles away and has a choice of places to eat and drink, as well as a weekly street market and independent shops. Just 15 miles away is the harbour town of Aberdovey, surrounded by some of the finest beaches in Wales, looking out onto Cardigan Bay. Take a ride onboard a narrow gauge railway try the Talyllyn or the Corris railways. A fabulous location to get away from it all yet you can easily pop to town or the beach. Discover this stylish barn with exposed beams, feature windows, local artwork and interesting features throughout. Walk into the spacious dining room flooded with natural light. If you decide to eat in and rustle up a meal with your local produce purchases, the kitchen has all the equipment you need to fully enjoy your stay, including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. Once your meal is ready, walk through to the dining table and enjoy a leisurely meal together whilst planning your activities. After dinner, relax in the lounge with the electric wood burner effect fire and feature window, snuggle up on the sofa and enjoy a film or your favourite programmes on the Smart TV. When ready for bed, walk down to the spacious bedroom with a king size bed and TV, designed for your comfort and a good night s sleep. In the morning, start your day with a leisurely shower in the stylish shower room with WC. Pop on your robes and head out to relax in the hot tub which is in an elevated position to make the most of the fabulous views over Snowdonia National Park. Or enjoy al fresco dining on the patio by the hot tub enjoying the views from sunrise to sunset. Explore the walks by the stream and in the woodland, all set in 115 acres of farmland. There is a lockable store for your bikes, canoe and paddleboards, and private parking for two cars.
Set in the heart of the Blackmore Vale, midway between the historic towns of Sherborne and Shaftesbury, this is an ideal touring base. Both these towns offer something for everyone with a good selection of pubs, cafes and shops. Visit Shaftesbury s famous Gold Hill, Sherborne s beautiful Abbey and Castle. There is an abundance of routes suitable for walking within this picturesque landscape. Accessible attractions include Stourhead, Salisbury Cathedral, The Longleat Estate, Stonehenge and Haynes Motor Museum, the Jurassic Coast, Corfe Castle, Dorchester, Weymouth, Monkey World and the Tank Museum. A shared driveway leads to the private gated entrance into this semi detached property. Once inside you are met with a generous hallway with a useful separate WC. There is a farmhouse style kitchen/diner to your left, which is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher and fridge. A pantry houses the freezer. This sociable room has two dining areas, ideal for leisurely family meals. Heading back into the hallway you will find a utility room with washing machine and an inviting lounge with TV and wood burner. Stairs rise from the hallway to the first floor. There is a pretty twin bedroom set to the front adjacent to a family bathroom. There are three bedrooms set to the rear. The first a charming double with en suite shower room. The second also a double boasts a fantastic en suite bathroom/dressing room. The third is a light and characterful bunk room. All enjoy far reaching views with large picture windows. Heading outside via the hallway to the rear there is a patio with furniture and lawn with lovely views. To the front of the property, there is ample off road parking and a further generous enclosed lawn.
Village location, with golden sandy beaches, cafes, pubs, shops, museums and galleries all within easy reach. The property is halfway between Barmouth with its harbour, and Harlech famous for its castle. Local activities on offer include stand up paddleboarding, boat trips, fishing, sea swimming, rock climbing, walking and cycling. Go to Royal St David s for the links golf course in Harlech, Coed y Brenin for mountain biking or for adrenaline seekers there s Zip World Slate Caverns at Blaenau Ffestiniog. There are many historic sites, castles, museums and events to be enjoyed nearby. Snowdonia National Park offers plenty of footpaths and cycle routes, superb fishing, varied activities and events alongside the breathtaking scenery. This converted chapel is a real gem offing reverse level accommodation to make the most of the fabulous coastal views. Enjoy feature windows, exposed beams, underfloor heating and all the thoughtful little extras for your stay. The front door opens into a hall with plenty of space for your sandals, boots and coats. Upstairs is the dramatic open plan lounge/kitchen/diner flooded with natural light and enjoying stunning views towards the sea and beyond. To the left is the stylish kitchen area with two electric ovens and induction hob, microwave, built in coffee machine, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. If you decide to eat in, with your local purchases from your travels, you will find all the equipment you need to prepare a delicious meal in this sociable space. Once the meal is ready there is plenty of room for everyone to gather around the dining table seating up to 12 people, whilst enjoying tasty treats and catching up on each other s news. After a full day out relax in the lounge with comfortable sofas, Smart TV and a selection of books and games to choose from. You will find a shower room with WC on this floor along with the twin room with two single beds, Smart TV and an elevated view of the living area. The other three bedrooms are on the ground floor, all have Smart TV's. There is a king size with curved wall and en suite wet room with shower and WC, a super king size zip and link (which can be made up as a twin on request) with an en suite shower room with WC, and the final super king size zip and link bedroom (which can be made up as a twin on request) with an en suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. The enclosed garden is a few yards from the chapel, laid mostly to lawn with a fence and shrubs. Enjoy al fresco dining at the table and chairs, maybe use the charcoal BBQ, or enjoy a sundowner with views towards the sea. There is private parking for four cars at the property. This cottage can also be booked alongside the cottage next door, Hafan y r Haf, sleeping 4 further people for your family gathering.
This delightful cottage is in a great location for enjoying some of Devon and Cornwall s best attractions including the breath taking scenery of Dartmoor, Bude Canal and Splashpool, The Eden Project, Launceston Steam Railway and the Milky Way to name a few. The beautiful coast offers stunning National Trust cliff top walks, charming fishing villages, long sandy beaches perfect for surfers, and hidden coves waiting to be discovered. At Roadford Reservoir you can enjoy long walks and sailing, or head to the market towns of Holsworthy and Launceston to shop for local produce. Traditional village pubs can be found in the local area and there is horse riding and golf within the area too. On the ground floor of this barn conversion you will find the kitchen/diner with oven and hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer and microwave. The lounge/diner is equipped with a flat screen TV, DVD, hi fi and wood burner. Guests will receive their first basket of logs for free to keep them warm and cosy. The bathroom with shower over bath is also located downstairs. The three bedrooms are found on the first floor and consist of one master double bedroom with its own TV/DVD and en suite shower room with WC and two twin bedrooms. Outside this property offers a delightful selection of spaces for guests to explore. Set around a shared courtyard, each property has its own garden furniture for relaxing outdoors and access to large shared gardens. There are woodland walks and a private lake where you can try your hand at course fishing. There is also a games barn with pool, table football, darts and air hockey table, an outdoor children s play area, and a pet corner with a range of animals throughout the year: chickens, goats and pigs. There is a 12 person BBQ hut available for hire. There is ample parking.
Located in the heart of Somerset, this delightful property is an ideal base for exploring the area. England's smallest city, Wells, is close by with its magnificent cathedral and popular market days (Wednesdays and Saturdays). You can enjoy cycling to either Glastonbury or Wells via beautiful country lanes. Other popular days out include the historic city of Bath, Glastonbury Tor, the popular retail outlet Clarks Village, and the famous caves at Cheddar Gorge and Wookey Hole. The traditional seaside towns of Weston Super Mare and Burnham on Sea are to the north, and you can enjoy a variety of leisure activities such as swimming, riding, golf and fishing close by. Situated in a beautiful rural spot, this property offers a perfect holiday base. On entering this delightful and comfortable single level barn conversion you will find yourself in the bright, spacious and comfortable open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, the attractive and airy lounge has been tastefully decorated to make it an ideal space to relax in after a great day. The nicely situated dining area is ideal, and the light and elegant kitchen is well equipped with everything you may need during your stay including induction hob, electric oven, fridge (no freezer compartment), microwave, washer/dryer. Exploring further, you will find the cosy king size bedroom. You will also find an en suite bathroom complete with shower over the bath and WC. Moving outside, you can relax in the privacy of the enclosed low walled garden, complete with garden furniture and BBQ, and which offers stunning countryside views. There is available, as well as storage for bicycles.
This property is situated in a fantastic location, just a few miles from the popular Land s End attraction. Also in the area are many stunning beaches, including the UK s most westerly beach at Sennen Cove. The Minack Open Air Theatre is a ten minute drive from the property and is a must see for theatre lovers. This stunning cliff top open air venue provides a unique backdrop for its annual season of plays. There are also a number of quaint fishing villages to visit in the area, including Mousehole and Newlyn, while Penzance, with a wider choice of amenities, is slightly further afield. This single storey stone cottage style property is an ideal place for a couple s retreat and provides surprisingly spacious accommodation. The lounge is light, airy, and comfortable with a cosy wood burner to keep the chill off in the cooler months, WIFI is included, as well as a smart TV, which you can watch whilst relaxing on the sofa. An archway leads through to the kitchen/diner with its dining table, integrated oven with hob, fridge, worktop freezer, microwave and washer/dryer. The country style bedroom is a double and the property s contemporarily styled bathroom has the best of both worlds: a bath, separate shower, and WC. Outside, the property benefits from an attractive enclosed garden, which is accessed by patio doors from the lounge. Off road parking is shared with the property s owners.
Welcome to the stunning grade II listed Colleton Hall. It holds a truly marvellous location, nestled within thirty-eight acres of private woodland and parkland, it offers those fortunate enough to stay the perfect country escape where they can enjoy total tranquillity. Its unspoilt location, set between Exmoor to the north and Dartmoor to the south, makes Colleton the perfect choice for those wishing to really explore Devon and all that it has to offer. While you will be staying in an area boasting rolling countryside, moorlands and valleys, the rugged north Devon coastline with its gorgeous beaches, is just a short car journey away.
The home boasts a rich and fascinating history and while it is believed to date back to Elizabethan times, Sir James Roupell Colleton purchased the Hall in 1833 and spent several years upgrading the house enhancing the existing Georgian features; today’s style and architecture reflect this. In recent years, Colleton Hall has been completely refurbished by the present owners, revealing original features and now seamlessly blends its original character and charm with modern interiors and updated furnishings.
Colleton Hall can comfortably accommodate up to twelve guests across six, well- appointed bedrooms. On the ground floor is the main living accommodation, the four grand reception rooms including a grand gothic reception hall are all south facing, overlooking the impressive grounds with doors leading onto the terraces. The large, family kitchen boasts all the tools a budding chef could possibly need! Upstairs on the first floor are the six bedrooms, three king-size doubles, two double rooms and a children’s bunk bed room, each with en-suite bathroom or shower room. There are terraces from the West Wing bedroom and also the master en-suite overlooking the lake and parkland in the distance.
This makes Colleton Hall the perfect accommodation for big friends and or family groups celebrations, with pleanty of space and great value for money.
The real wow factor can be found outside, the grounds are south facing which allows guests to enjoy wonderful countryside views. The expansive grounds offer the opportunity for long walks through the totally private woodland alongside the stream which flows to the Little Dart River. The children are bound to enjoy wildlife spotting with the opportunity to see a range of diverse wildlife (including red deer) and birdlife!
Please note that larger groups can be comfortably accommodated in the additional East Wing taking the total group up to 18!
The near-by villages of Nomansland, Rackenford and Witheridge together offer helpful amenities including excellent pubs, post offices, village stores and restaurants. The Michelin award-winning restaurant The Mason Arms is just a 10-minute car journey away in Knowestone, while The Stagg Inn, said to be the oldest pub in Devon, is just over a mile away in Rackenford. The old market town of Tiverton is 15 minutes away, set on the banks of River Exe, it boasts its very own Castle,canal walk and a wider range of fantastic amenities with a large variety of shops, supermarkets and restaurants. South Molton and Barnstaple offer weekly pannier markets with a wide range of local produce.
There is plenty to see, do and explore in the surrounding area, Exmoor National Park is just 20-minutes from Colleton Hall, while buzzing Exeter is half an hour away, enjoy a fun-filled day spent in the ancient city after a scenic car journey through the Exe Valley. For the beach bums and keen surfers, there is easy access to the popular beaches of Saunton Sands, Woolacombe and Lynton, all less than an hour away.
There is easy road access to Colleton Hall for those coming from all directions, situated just 20 minutes from Junction 27 of the M5 and 5 minutes from the A361. For those travelling by train, Tiverton Parkway station is just twenty minutes away, from here it is possible to reach London Paddington in just two hours. For those arriving by air, Exeter Airport is just 35 minutes away, Bristol Airport is reachable in 1 hour and 15 minutes.
The local activities include golf, horse-riding, fishing, walking and many Exmoor adventures are all close by. This Manor and its secluded grounds and woods represent the ultimate country estate escape: spring fed lake for dark water swimming, paddle boards, rowing boat and canoe and wildlife, including Devon's famous red deer wandering through the grounds.
Oozing character and charm and just a 5 minutes’ walk from the world-famous Fistral Beach, Horizon House is a unique, recently restored Art Deco masterpiece from the 1930s!
You may recognise this wonder, having featured on George Clarke's “Old House, New Home” TV show, documenting its magnificent refurbishment! The home is brimming with colour and life, and with an open-plan style throughout, encourages conversation to flow freely, great for large sociable groups of friends and family! In the main living space there is a huge wall of glass along one side, welcoming in the warmth and sunshine of the outside world! The kitchen features a large central island which doubles up as a breakfast bar, and there’s a big dining table and several sofas, from all of which you gaze out to the stunning sea-scape beyond – great for watching the activity on the water and seeing the dramatic shift in weather through the seasons!
The first four bedrooms are all located on this ground floor, and include: two king-size rooms, one of which is the master suite, with an ensuite bathroom, a twin room (with the option to zip the beds together to form a 6' super king size bed) and one kids room with a set of bunk beds. There’s a full family bathroom on this floor with a bathtub and a separate shower. The master suite also comes with a small study area and direct garden access. On the lower-ground floor you will find the fifth bedroom in ‘The Hideaway’, a wonderful self-contained annex with an open-plan lounge and kitchen area. The bedroom features a built-in king-size bed and there’s a dazzling accompanying bathroom with a shower, while on the patio you can enjoy stunning views across the garden and beach!
Your enchanting garden comprises a huge glass balcony with panoramic views across Fistral Beach with picnic benches and two chairs, and a large set of stairs down to the main garden! Here you’ll find a wonderful enclosed and sheltered large lawn with mature hedges to one side, where you can enjoy a memorable barbecue or perhaps a game of bowls or football with the whole group! A play house for the youngsters will ensure everyone has a little entertainment on hand!
In this lovely area of Pentire you’re just a 15-minute walk to the centre of Newquay, the fabulous seaside town and surfing capital of the UK, and its many sandy beaches are at your fingertips, alongside countless independent restaurants, cafes and wine bars!
Huge skies, glistening beaches and wild flower-strewn clifftops are rightfully the lasting images of Cornwall, and its warm climate, amazing scenery, and diverse Celtic heritage, including the arts and its enormous wealth of archaeology, certainly justifies the fierce pride of its people.
Famous for its water-sports, in particular surfing and sailing, Cornwall also offers an incredible rock-climbing scene, off-road cycling (including the 18 mile ‘Camel Trail’ following the scenic estuary of the river Camel) and of course, walking. The South West Coast Path, which runs for hundreds of miles along the West Country southern coastline, is particularly scenic around Penwith and the Lizard in the far south-west, venturing through vibrant towns, remote cliffs, beaches, farms and fishing villages. Another incredible walking path is the 125-mile Cornish Celtic Way, mapped by a local 55-year-old clergyman, which will show you a wilder, even more romantic side of this luscious county.
Be sure to try a Cornish pasty and delicious sweet Saffron buns, and of course a little Cornish Clotted cream and Ice Cream! And for a local tipple, the three major breweries of St Austell, Sharps and Skinners serve excellent beer in pubs throughout the county, and because of its mild climate Cornwall has a number of vineyards producing delicious wine and is even known for its production of honey wine!
Though the magic of the county really happens in the rural Cornish landscape, there are many enchanting towns in Cornwall. Some famous ones include: Bude with its excellent beaches, first class surfing and laidback, relaxed vibe on the north coast; Newquay, the surfing capital of the UK, and; St Ives, the home of one branch of the Tate Gallery, with white sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters.
If you must visit a city (for a little retail therapy, or perhaps to see a show) the only one in the county is Truro, with High Tea at Charlotte's offering an unmissable experience, in a charming Victorian building serving Cornish-grown tea! There are two covered markets, one of which sells eco/organic products, and on Saturday mornings there’s a great farmers' market on the piazza where you can find local produce.
To get in, there are ever-improving roads and trains running right through to Penzance in the far south-west of the county, as well as Cornwall Airport Newquay (NQY) about 5 miles from Newquay, or a 30-40-minute drive from Truro. The nearby airports of Exeter (EXT) and Bristol (BRS) offer a wider range of flights than Newquay and will usually be significantly cheaper. Car hire is available at all three airports.
A luxurious Grade II listed building in the centre of Padstow, Padstow House is a cosy and comfortable home for ten, offering glimpses of glamour and a loving restoration in honour of its grandiose past!
The interiors ooze rustic chic elegance, with soft greys and crushed velvet greens set against exposed stone walls and original wood panelling, with a delightful old wood-burner in the living room! Settle into the cosy sofa by the fireplace and switch on your vast TV to really enjoy a moment of calm, with a second lounge space set up in the same way – providing space for all. Your enormous kitchen is fabulous for catering for a large group of family or friends, and even getting plenty of chefs involved – with a huge central island which doubles as a breakfast bar, and tons of surface space for chopping, mixing and adding the all-important finishing touches, as well as an adjoining dining area.
There are five bedrooms in total, each demonstrating the same refreshing simplicity and unassuming glamour as the last. There are two super-king-size beds, one king-size, one double and one twin room, all with dazzling touches including fireplaces, ornate furniture and unique styles. There are three bathrooms in total, and each has a breath-taking design, fusing bold colours and patterns, delicate lighting and stunning facilities to create an air of total luxury! The master suite includes a freestanding bath and separate shower, as does the family bathroom. The kids’ room is delightfully cute, more like a den than a bedroom!
The garden is as quirky and surprising as the home, with a unique shape, fascinating plants and trees and plenty of space for exploring and playing! You have several patio areas as well as an enormous lawn for running around and relaxing! Right in the centre of the town, you’ll be some of the lucky ones with a private space for setting up in the sunshine, with a barbeque fired up and a refreshing drink in hand!
Huge skies, glistening beaches and wild flower-strewn clifftops are rightfully the lasting images of Cornwall, and its warm climate, amazing scenery, and diverse Celtic heritage, including the arts and its enormous wealth of archaeology, certainly justifies the fierce pride of its people.
Famous for its water-sports, in particular surfing and sailing, Cornwall also offers an incredible rock-climbing scene, off-road cycling (including the 18 mile ‘Camel Trail’ following the scenic estuary of the river Camel) and of course, walking. The South West Coast Path, which runs for hundreds of miles along the West Country southern coastline, is particularly scenic around Penwith and the Lizard in the far south-west, venturing through vibrant towns, remote cliffs, beaches, farms and fishing villages. Another incredible walking path is the 125-mile Cornish Celtic Way, mapped by a local 55-year-old clergyman, which will show you a wilder, even more romantic side of this luscious county.
Be sure to try a Cornish pasty and delicious sweet Saffron buns, and of course a little Cornish Clotted cream and Ice Cream! And for a local tipple, the three major breweries of St Austell, Sharps and Skinners serve excellent beer in pubs throughout the county, and because of its mild climate Cornwall has a number of vineyards producing delicious wine, and is even known for its production of honey wine!
Though the magic of the county really happens in the rural Cornish landscape, there are many enchanting towns in Cornwall. Some famous ones include: Bude with its excellent beaches, first class surfing and laidback, relaxed vibe on the north coast; Newquay, the surfing capital of the UK, and; St Ives, the home of one branch of the Tate Gallery, with white sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters.
If you must visit a city (for a little retail therapy, or perhaps to see a show) the only one in the county is Truro, with High Tea at Charlotte's offering an unmissable experience, in a charming Victorian building serving Cornish-grown tea! There are two covered markets, one of which sells eco/organic products, and on Saturday mornings there’s a great farmers' market on the piazza where you can find local produce.
To get in, there are ever-improving roads and trains running right through to Penzance in the far south-west of the county, as well as Cornwall Airport Newquay (NQY) about 5 miles from Newquay, or a 30-40-minute drive from Truro. The nearby airports of Exeter (EXT) and Bristol (BRS) offer a wider range of flights than Newquay and will usually be significantly cheaper. Car hire is available at all three airports.
Fusing stylish and contemporary urban chic with a gentle country style, Mawgan Porth View is a tranquil haven with sublime coastal views and alfresco table tennis for a little fun in the sun!
The main living area enjoys two large sofas in front of both a cosy contemporary wood stove and a large TV, with vast patio doors providing gorgeous countryside views and immediate access to the fresh, sea air! Your enormous kitchen is a fabulously modern addition to the home, with tons of surface space and beautifully incorporated facilities. Connected in a fabulously open-plan style is your delightful beach-hut-esque conservatory, where you can enjoy formal dining in a warm, bright atmosphere, with a sofa to one side.
There are four delightful bedrooms in total, each with crisp white walls and muted pastel tones echoing the fresh vibe of the rural, beachy world beyond. On the ground floor there is a super king zip link bed that can be arranged as a twin if required as well as a shower room, with the remaining three rooms on the first-floor. Here there is a second zip link super king room, a twin room for the children, and a fabulous double room with its own ensuite bathroom! Finally, there is a family bathroom on this floor, completing the fabulous array of facilities.
Step out to your enchanting garden which surrounds the home for some fresh sea-air and breath-taking views. To the front, on the terrace, you can enjoy reclining in a sun-lounger, soaking up the sunshine and admiring the distant fields, and even the sea! To the back, a large terrace with alfresco dining and even table tennis is great for all the family! With an elevated lawn, the youngsters can enjoy frolicking in the sunshine while you keep half an eye on them from the terrace.
Just moments from the village of Mawgan Porth, you can truly enjoy the best of both worlds, with a fabulous rural-feel, creating a harmony with the natural world and offering incredible countryside views, yet with all the amenities within easy reach. And for more surfing, shops and quaint cafes, the famous beach-paradise of Newquay is a 15-minute drive away.
Huge skies, glistening beaches and wild flower-strewn clifftops are rightfully the lasting images of Cornwall, and its warm climate, amazing scenery, and diverse Celtic heritage, including the arts and its enormous wealth of archaeology, certainly justifies the fierce pride of its people.
Famous for its water-sports, in particular surfing and sailing, Cornwall also offers an incredible rock-climbing scene, off-road cycling (including the 18 mile ‘Camel Trail’ following the scenic estuary of the river Camel) and of course, walking. The South West Coast Path, which runs for hundreds of miles along the West Country southern coastline, is particularly scenic around Penwith and the Lizard in the far south-west, venturing through vibrant towns, remote cliffs, beaches, farms and fishing villages. Another incredible walking path is the 125-mile Cornish Celtic Way, mapped by a local 55-year-old clergyman, which will show you a wilder, even more romantic side of this luscious county.
Be sure to try a Cornish pasty and delicious sweet Saffron buns, and of course a little Cornish Clotted cream and Ice Cream! And for a local tipple, the three major breweries of St Austell, Sharps and Skinners serve excellent beer in pubs throughout the county, and because of its mild climate Cornwall has a number of vineyards producing delicious wine, and is even known for its production of honey wine!
Though the magic of the county really happens in the rural Cornish landscape, there are many enchanting towns in Cornwall. Some famous ones include: Bude with its excellent beaches, first class surfing and laidback, relaxed vibe on the north coast; Newquay, the surfing capital of the UK, and; St Ives, the home of one branch of the Tate Gallery, with white sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters.
If you must visit a city (for a little retail therapy, or perhaps to see a show) the only one in the county is Truro, with High Tea at Charlotte's offering an unmissable experience, in a charming Victorian building serving Cornish-grown tea! There are two covered markets, one of which sells eco/organic products, and on Saturday mornings there’s a great farmers' market on the piazza where you can find local produce.
To get in, there are ever-improving roads and trains running right through to Penzance in the far south-west of the county, as well as Cornwall Airport Newquay (NQY) about 5 miles from Newquay, or a 30-40-minute drive from Truro. The nearby airports of Exeter (EXT) and Bristol (BRS) offer a wider range of flights than Newquay and will usually be significantly cheaper. Car hire is available at all three airports.
