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HAYLE HOLIDAYS

Lighthouses, rock pools and three miles of golden sands

Hayle cottages

Visit Hayle

Famed for its three miles of golden sands, Hayle surrounds a beautiful estuary on the edge of St Ives Bay in West Cornwall. The town was an important trading port throughout the industrial revolution and, subsequently, was awarded World Heritage Site status in 2006. The area is a hotbed for surfing and wind sailing, while a magnificent network of walking routes weaves around the town and coast - perfect for adventurers.

Map showing the location of Hayle
Hayle Cottages

Hayle Cottages

With its beautiful beaches, historic port and plenty of intriguing features and things to do, why not choose one of our self-catering cottages in Hayle for your next holiday home-from-home?

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A Local's Guide to Hayle

A Local's Guide to Hayle

Situated where the River Hayle meets the Atlantic Ocean in West Cornwall, Hayle is a town rich in history and natural beauty. It’s a haven for water sports enthusiasts and bird-lovers alike and is perfectly situated to explore the wild Cornish coastline, while also boasting a wide range of shops, cafes and activities within the town itself.

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A historic port

With a rich history and beautiful coastline, it’s no surprise that Hayle is a popular holiday destination in Cornwall.

The beautiful three-mile expanse of beach is a big draw. Here you can enjoy the picture-postcard view of Godrevy lighthouse, while the beaches of Hayle Towans and Godrevy provide rock pools and sand dunes aplenty. Another major feature of the town is the majestic Hayle Viaduct, designed by the famous Isambard Kingdom Brunel, which runs through the town.

The town centre itself has plenty of fish and chip shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs serving a range of fantastic tastes to suit everyone. This includes the Salt Kitchen Bar, The Cornish Arms and The Old Quay House, as well as the curiously named pub The Bucket of Blood, which sits next to the oldest church in the town, Phillack Church.

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