Why Choose Rent By Owner for your Cornwall Short Term Stay?
What makes our Short Term Stay special?
Best Times to Visit Cornwall
When should you plan your Short Term Stay stay?
Timing your visit to align with the region’s mild climate and vibrant seasonal events can enhance your experience, ensuring you enjoy the best of what this destination has to offer during your short term stays here.
Peak Season Highlights
June to August
During the summer months, you'll experience warm weather and longer daylight hours, making it ideal for exploring this scenic destination.
September to October
Early autumn offers pleasant weather with fewer crowds, providing a peaceful atmosphere for your stay in the region.
Off-Season Highlights
November to February
The winter months bring cooler temperatures and quieter surroundings, perfect for those seeking a tranquil retreat in this area.
March to May
Springtime sees the region waking up with blooming landscapes and milder weather, offering a quiet yet vibrant experience.
Weekly Weather Forecast for Cornwall
How to Book Your Cornwall Short Term Stay
What's our booking process?
Booking Steps
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Common Short Term Stay Amenities
What amenities can you expect?
Indoor Features
- Fully-equipped kitchens with modern appliances
- Comfortable living areas with flat-screen TVs
- Free Wi-Fi for staying connected
- Air conditioning and heating for year-round comfort
- In-unit washers and dryers for convenience
- Luxurious bedrooms with premium bedding
- Spa-like bathrooms with soaking tubs or walk-in showers
Outdoor Amenities
- Enjoy outdoor communal spaces such as gardens or courtyards perfect for relaxing after exploring the coastline.
- Take advantage of private patios or terraces to dine al fresco and soak up scenic views unique to this destination.
- Make use of outdoor seating areas equipped with comfortable furniture to unwind in the fresh air.
- Benefit from access to well-maintained lawns or green spaces ideal for picnics and family activities.
- Utilize on-site barbecue facilities to host enjoyable cookouts amid the picturesque surroundings.
- Explore nearby walking or hiking trails directly accessible from your rental to discover the area's natural beauty.
- Seek out outdoor parking options that provide convenience when arriving at your vacation rental in this region.
Top Attractions Around Cornwall
What attractions are nearby?
In this charming region, you can enjoy a variety of activities from exploring stunning coastlines and picturesque beaches to discovering historic sites and scenic countryside walks, all conveniently nearby your accommodation for an authentic and memorable experience.
Family Activities
- Visit the Eden Project: Discover one of the region's most iconic attractions, where you can explore lush biomes and learn about sustainable living, perfect for engaging family adventures.
- Enjoy Fistral Beach Activities: Relax and have fun on the sandy shores, with options for surfing lessons and beach games that are ideal for families looking to enjoy the coast.
- Explore the Lost Gardens of Heligan: Wander through this historic garden estate, offering enchanting landscapes and interactive exhibits that captivate visitors of all ages.
- Discover Tintagel Castle: Step into legend at this historic site associated with King Arthur, where stunning coastal views and storytelling make for an unforgettable family outing.
Adult Activities
- Coastal Walking Trails: Explore breathtaking shoreline paths that offer stunning views and a chance to connect with the area's natural beauty.
- Sea Safari Tours: Experience the thrill of sea safaris, where you can observe marine wildlife while enjoying the invigorating ocean breeze.
- Historic Castles and Gardens: Discover the region’s rich history by touring ancient castles and lush gardens that reflect its cultural heritage.
- Gourmet Food Experiences: Indulge in local cuisine with visits to renowned seafood restaurants and markets showcasing the region's culinary delights.
Cornwall Travel Tips
How Can You Make the Most of Your Stay?
- Explore local coastal walks: Take advantage of the stunning seaside scenery by walking along the region's well-maintained coastal paths to fully experience its natural beauty.
- Visit nearby villages and towns: Discover charming villages and historic towns within easy reach to immerse yourself in the area's culture and local traditions.
- Enjoy authentic regional cuisine: Savor fresh seafood and traditional dishes at local eateries to get a true taste of what this destination offers culinary-wise.
- Plan your visit around seasonal events: Check out seasonal festivals and markets in the area for an authentic experience that highlights local crafts and community spirit.
Transportation Options
- Car Rentals: Renting a car offers the flexibility to explore the area's scenic coastal drives and hidden gems at your own pace.
- Train Services: The regional rail network provides convenient connections between key towns and attractions, ideal for travelers seeking an eco-friendly option.
- Bus Transportation: Local bus services connect most parts of this destination, making it easy to reach popular sites without the hassle of parking.
- Taxis and Ride-Sharing: Taxis and ride-sharing platforms offer quick, door-to-door transportation for short trips around the region, providing convenience during your stay.
Local Customs Options
- Cream Tea Tradition: Enjoy the local custom of savoring a traditional Cornish cream tea, which pairs freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, often enjoyed during a relaxing afternoon café visit.
- Fishing Heritage: Embrace the area's maritime culture by respecting the fishing customs, including local boat tours and seafood markets that celebrate Cornwall's historic connection to the sea.
- Folk Festivals and Celebrations: Participate in traditional events such as flower festivals and harvest celebrations that showcase the region's rich cultural heritage and community spirit.
- Cliff and Coastal Etiquette: When exploring Cornwall’s stunning coastline, observe respectful behavior near protected areas and adhere to safety guidelines while enjoying scenic walks along the rugged cliffs.
