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ST AUSTELL HOLIDAYS

Beer, the Eden Project and lost gardens

St Austell cottages

Visit St Austell

As one of the largest towns in Cornwall, rest assured are many things to do and see in St Austell. Situated a short distance from the world famous Eden Project in one direction and the beautiful south Cornish coast in the other, it is a charming town. Go shopping, visit the famous brewery, lay on the beach, browse the market or see the surreally beautiful lunar landscapes of flooded and disused clay pits.

Map showing the location of St Austell
St Austell Cottages

St Austell Cottages

Known as the Cornish Riviera, the coastline that surrounds St Austell is some of the South West’s prettiest scenery. Our collection of self-catering holiday cottages here is full of options for you.

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The Best Walking Holidays in Cornwall

The Best Walking Holidays in Cornwall

Cornwall's breathtaking are most easily admired on foot, and luckily the county is blessed with some amazing walking routes, bot on the coast and inland. Here are some of our favourites...

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A Local's Guide to St Austell

A Local's Guide to St Austell

St Austell is a lovely town close to the south coast of Cornwall.  With a new and improved town centre it is a great location for visitors as popular visitor attractions such as the Eden Project, Charlestown, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Mevagissey, Fowey and some wonderful beaches are all close by.  It’s a superb choice of holiday destination if you wish to have an authentic Cornish experience.

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The prettiest harbours in Cornwall

The prettiest harbours in Cornwall

We’ve rounded up a fantastic selection of the best harbours in Cornwall to entice you to get some fresh sea air at one of these amazing spots.

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A brilliant spot

The town is surrounded by sandy beaches in the picturesque setting of St Austell Bay. It’s a brilliant spot from which to explore the coastline or go paddling in the sea.

A visit to the popular botanical phenomenon of the Lost Gardens of Heligan should be on your to do list, as should a tour of the St Austell Brewery with the obligatory tasting session and a trip to the brewery shop.

The town itself boasts a pretty stretch of woodland that is perfect for an evening stroll or a summer picnic, then a film at the White River Cinema.

The Clay Trails provide great opportunities for cycling, walking and horse riding. These lunar-type landscapes are surreal, but beautifully dramatic, especially when the disused pits flood. For a great day out go to Caerhays Castle or the nearby Eden Project.

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