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PADSTOW HOLIDAYS

Narrow streets, fishing trips and Rick Stein

Padstow cottages

Visit Padstow

Famous for Rick Stein’s acclaimed restaurants, pubs, and fish and chips shop, Padstow adds a little glamour to a traditional Cornwall holiday. Narrow streets lead down to a working harbour where you can visit one of the many resident craft shops or indulge in some glorious local food in one of the town’s fantastic eateries. With such a charming setting, it’s no surprise that Padstow holidays are popular year after year.

Map showing the location of Padstow
Padstow Cottages

Padstow Cottages

A stay in a Padstow holiday cottage means farmhouses with hot tubs, converted mill houses and properties adjacent to theme parks. Take a look at our full range of accommodation in the town.

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Dog-friendly Beaches in Cornwall

Dog-friendly Beaches in Cornwall

Cornwall has a fantastic range of beaches throughout the county, many of which allow dogs. Find out about the 200+ dog-friendly beaches in Cornwall using our helpful guide.

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A Local's Guide to Padstow

A Local's Guide to Padstow

The fishing town of Padstow is known as the foodie capital of Cornwall and has established itself as one of the region’s premiere holiday resorts. Our local's guide explains all about this charming location.

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A guide to filming locations in Cornwall

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A charming setting

Set on the north coast, Padstow’s proximity to a number of delightful beaches mean it’s an ideal spot to base yourself on a Cornwall holiday.

The small harbour is filled with boats and you can watch the fishermen as they come to shore with their fresh daily catch. On dry land, the Camel Trail gives walkers and cyclists a great chance to explore 18 miles of coastline, whilst there are also links to the South West Coast Path.

There are plenty of excellent things to do in Padstow: take a boat ride over to trendy Rock and its lovely dog-friendly beach and view the spectacular scenery from the water; take a river cruise or a fishing trip and foodies will love a visit to Rick Stein’s The Seafood Restaurant, Paul Ainsworth at No 6 and the Old Custom House.

If you’re thinking about staying in Cornwall, we have some great holiday cottages available.

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