Falmouth Cottages & Holiday Homes
Luxury Falmouth Cottages
Looking for something extra special? Check out our collection of luxury cottages in Falmouth and the Helford River area for a sublime stay in this beautiful part of Cornwall. From exclusive townhouses to wonderful waterside gems, these stunning properties are perfect for a relaxing and luxurious stay.
Dog Friendly Holiday Homes in Falmouth
If you’re bringing your four-legged friend on holiday, you’re spoilt for choice for delightful dog-friendly properties in beautiful locations, close to town and in the surrounding beaches and countryside. Take a look at our collection of dog-friendly holiday homes in the Falmouth area.
Sea View Holiday Accommodation in Falmouth
Stay somewhere you can watch the ebb and flow of the tide and boats passing on the deep blue sea. Falmouth has an array of harbourside properties, beach cottages and holiday homes with sea views along Cornwall’s south coast. Check out our amazing self-catering holiday lets with sea views in Falmouth and the surrounding area.
Why choose Falmouth for a cottage holiday?
Alive with creativity, Falmouth has a year-round vibrancy that makes it the ideal destination for a Cornish seaside holiday. This pretty harbourside town and port is steeped in maritime history and sits at the mouth of the River Fal on the south coast of Cornwall. With access to the water, great beaches nearby and plenty to see and do in the area, Falmouth is a wonderful destination for a Cornish cottage holiday.
A wide choice of properties in and around Falmouth
With tucked-away holiday cottages above the historic rooftops and waterside apartments offering views across the harbour, we’re sure we have the ideal place for you to stay in Falmouth. We have a wide range of self-catering holiday rentals to choose from, including an exclusive collection of cosy cottages, luxury sea-view apartments, stylish boltholes and family holiday homes in this harbourside town.
Some properties have a balcony to enjoy the stunning sea views, while others have an enclosed garden which makes them ideal for dog-friendly holidays in this picturesque town. Browse through our list of holiday homes and choose your accommodation for stunning stays in the heart of Falmouth, close to the harbour or overlooking beaches close to the town.
Best time of year for a cottage holiday in Falmouth
Falmouth is a year-round holiday destination with a calendar of exciting events, things to do and great restaurants to enjoy, whatever the season. For family beach fun with plenty going on, head to Falmouth in the summer. For quieter holidays, romantic breaks or active getaways, try the spring or autumn. With its mild climate, Falmouth is even inviting in the winter and a stunning place to visit with family for Christmas and New Year breaks.
Top things to do in the Falmouth area
Step out from your cottage onto one of Falmouth’s three sandy beaches. Spend time on Blue Flag Gyllyngvase Beach (or Gylly Beach) or explore the rock pools and sandy coves of Castle Beach. At Swanpool Beach, enjoy watersports, great swimming waters, and a brilliant beachside restaurant. Or head out to Maenporth for peaceful dips, coastal walks, and great restaurants.
Get inspired whilst wandering the cobbled high street, lined with art galleries, independent shops, and cosy cafes. With a creative heart and an enviable calendar of events, this is the place for culture in Cornwall. From The Falmouth Oyster Festival on Discovery Quay to the International Sea Shanty Festival each June.
Explore Cornwall’s coast further by hopping on a boat to St Mawes and the Roseland Peninsula, popping into bustling Penryn, or enjoying the sights and sounds of the Helford River by boat, bike or on foot.
Food and drink options for your stay in Falmouth
A burgeoning reputation for food and drink makes Falmouth a must-visit destination for foodies. Renowned restaurants offer delights stretching from local seafood to international fare. Naturally, there’s more than one spot for that good old-fashioned holiday Fish and Chips. You’re beside the sea, after all.
As well as in-town eateries, there are beach cafés, countryside pubs and recommended restaurants all along the coast and in the surrounding countryside.
