The Chalet at Sea Gulls

Summary:
The daffodils are in full bloom in Cornwall and the Chalet at Sea Gulls is open for the new season and is ready to welcome you for a relaxing spring break. Cliff top walks and uncrowded beaches make it a perfect destination. Spend your evenings in the cosy chalet [with a delicious take away from Fees Food?? or enjoying an evening at The Mariners, St Enodoc or The Dining Room …all in easy walking distance of the chalet.. or catch the ferry to Padstow for lunch at Rick Steins Seafood restaurant or No 6.

Coastal chic meets relaxed holiday living at The Chalet @ Sea Gulls, a luxury self-catering holiday cottage located on the Camel Estuary at Porthilly in Rock.

Stay for a week and we offer a discount!

The Chalet @ Sea Gulls is wonderfully located overlooking Porthilly Cove and offers restful, flexible accommodation for up to 2 guests.

The Space:
A great cosy cottage in a fantastic location with even better views. The Chalet has a king-sized bed, with a self-contained kitchen/living room to cater for your needs while there.

With some outdoor space, hopefully guests can enjoy breakfast and a coffee outside in the sunshine.

The accommodation is set up for a maximum of 2 people, i'm afraid that it is not suitable for infants and children.

Guest Access:
Guests will have access to The Chalet in full, as well as some outdoor space. There is another much bigger property in the grounds, but these are independent of each other.
Guests should be aware that if they visit in winter the decking area may be unsafe to use as it may become slippery during prolonged wet weather. Using the patio doors (which open outwards) may not be possible in wet weather.
The wonderful views of the estuary and the skyline can still be enjoyed from the comfort of the chalet

Getting Around:
There is no need for your car once you have arrived at The Chalet @ Sea Gulls. From here, explore the ancient St Michael's Church or take a stroll up the road for some fine dining at the St Enodoc Hotel. Wander down through Porthilly Cove and cut across the beach at low tide to Rock beach and the sailing club, shops, the Mariners Pub for a light bite, or make a stop in the Rock Inn for your evening meal. A short one mile ramble over the sandy dunes will bring you to Daymer Bay, another beach ideal for bathing or rock pooling with children.

Head out further on the coastal path to nearby Polzeath, a blue flag beach and a mecca for surfers and body boarders. Catch the day ferry from Rock over to Padstow to explore this vibrant harbour town or head out in the evening via the water taxi to a sumptuous dinner at Rick Stein's or Paul Ainsworth's. For yet more Michelin starred cuisine, head over to Port Isaac and book into Nathan Outlaws two restaurants.

Other Things to Note:
10 minute walking distance of shops, Padstow ferry and lots of restaurants and pubs.
Please note this property is not suitable for children or infants
Guests should be aware that if they visit in winter the decking area may be unsafe to use as it may become slippery during prolonged wet weather. Using the patio doors (which open outwards) may not be possible in wet weather.
The wonderful views of the estuary and the skyline can still be enjoyed from the comfort of the chalet

Interaction with Guests:
You will be provided with a contact number should you need anything during your stay.