Little Dolphins, Padstow is a beautifully refurbished two-bedroom cottage offering contemporary comfort in the heart of this charming Cornish town. The well-appointed kitchen features modern conveniences including a gas hob, electric oven, and washer/dryer, perfect for preparing hearty breakfasts before coastal adventures. The spacious open-plan lounge and dining area welcomes you with comfortable seating, a feature electric fire, and Smart TV, creating an inviting space where families can gather after days exploring the harbour.
Step outside to discover a delightful enclosed patio garden, complete with furniture where you can savour morning coffee while catching glimpses of the distant estuary. The property features two thoughtfully designed bedrooms: a peaceful double and a bright twin room with French doors opening onto charming views of the patio area. With a modern bathroom featuring shower over bath and an additional downstairs WC, Little Dolphins ensures comfort and convenience for all guests.
Imagine awakening to the gentle sounds of this peaceful corner of Padstow, enjoying breakfast on your private patio as the morning sun warms the enclosed garden. Spend lazy afternoons exploring the nearby harbour before returning to your cosy retreat, perhaps lighting the electric fire as evening draws in and sharing stories of your coastal discoveries.
Little Dolphins, Padstow is perfectly positioned to explore the finest treasures of North Cornwall's coastline and countryside. The famous Padstow harbour lies just moments from your doorstep, where you can discover Rick Stein's renowned restaurants, charming galleries, and the bustling atmosphere of this working fishing port. Just one kilometre away, Padstow Brewing Co offers brewery tours and tastings of their award-winning craft beers. Beautiful St George's Cove awaits just one mile along the scenic South West Coast Path, while slightly further afield, Trevone Bay, Harlyn Bay Beach, and dramatic Stepper Point provide stunning coastal walks and family-friendly beaches within three miles. For family adventures, Camel Creek Family Theme Park in Tredinnick (6 km) promises thrilling rides and animal encounters, while history enthusiasts will be captivated by Bodmin Jail (17 km) with its fascinating Georgian and Victorian exhibitions. The legendary Jamaica Inn on Bodmin Moor (26 km) offers a glimpse into Cornwall's smuggling past.
Venture further to discover the scenic Tamar Valley trail (52 km), a breathtaking 35-mile route through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that follows the Devon-Cornwall border along ancient mining trails and riverside paths. Alternatively, explore the picturesque St Ives Harbour (53 km) with its narrow cobbled streets, traditional Cornish pasty shops, harbourside cafés, and renowned Tate St Ives gallery showcasing modern and contemporary art. The Museum of Cornish Life in Helston (54 km) offers three floors of captivating exhibits showcasing Cornwall's rich heritage, from Victorian domestic life to traditional farming practices and local industries.
Nearby towns offer excellent day trip opportunities, with St Austell just 25 kilometres away, home to the world-famous Eden Project with its spectacular biomes housing exotic plants from around the globe, plus the historic Wheal Martyn Clay Works museum. The charming market town of Liskeard is a 35-kilometre drive northeast, perfectly positioned between the wild granite tors of Bodmin Moor and Cornwall's stunning south coast. This Victorian market town boasts excellent shopping, traditional pubs, and serves as an ideal base for exploring both the rugged moorland walks and pristine coastal beaches within easy reach.
