Chantry Lodge is settled on Newperran Holiday Park in the Cornish village of Hendra Croft. With a hot tub to admire the sea-views, a stylish open-plan living space and well-positioned for amenities, this two-bedroom lodge welcomes both families and friends. This pet-friendly holiday home offers off-road parking for two cars and a large warp-around decking to dine alfresco on balmy evenings. Enter the open-plan living space, where you can unwind on the corner sofa, enjoy mealtimes together at the dining table and catch-up on shows on the wall-mounted TV. The contemporary, matte-black kitchen has everything you need for a self-catered stay, such as a range master cooker to prepare home-cooked meals. Patio doors lead out to the decking; here you can melt your stresses away in the hot tub or savour a glass of wine on the furniture. As the evening winds to an end, retire inside and choose between two light and airy bedrooms, a double with an en-suite and a twin bedroom, both with TVs. Prepare for the day ahead in the shower room before sipping a morning coffee on the decking. Opposite the property is a large field for the dogs to enjoy and let off some steam. A short walk will lead you to your amenities with a restaurant for dining out, a pub for a refreshing pint and a supermarket for when you're running low on the essentials. Also on site is a swimming pool to enjoy. The lodge is close the beach and days out can be enjoyed at Holywell Bay. Venture into Perranporth, a quaint coastal town that is home to some of the region's most beautiful beaches and stunning coastal scenery. The town is a popular spot for surfing, swimming, and fishing, and is also known for its nightlife and lovely old-world charm. The vibrant town of Newquay is also worth a trip, with Newquay Zoo, a great place to visit for animal lovers of all ages, and Porth Beach for a day of relaxing by the sea. For those who enjoy exploring historic buildings, the National Trust - Trerice is must-see. For a coastal break to Cornwall, choose Chantry Lodge.

Goonhavern is a small Cornish village just 2.5 miles inland from Perranporth, the setting for Winston Graham's Poldark novels. Goonhavern has an inn, village shop, garden centre, and playground. The community, once known for its tin, still has abandoned pump houses, mine shafts, and workers' cottages. Perranporth has a three-mile-long sandy beach and craggy rocks for rock pooling. In summer, the beach is lifeguarded and hosts the British National Surfing Championships. Perranporth has a small selection of shops, restaurants, and pubs, including The Watering Hole, a beachfront pub with live entertainment, good food, and a stunning sunset view. Blue Hills Museum and Perranzabuloe Folk Museum are both worth visiting to learn about the area's heritage.

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