Cornish Fishing Ports and Villages

North Cornwall boasts a variety of beautiful villages and fishing ports that must be visited. All are within easy reach of the Treworgie Barton holiday cottages.

Bude

A unique little town that once discorvered is rarely forgotten. Bude has a friendly and welcoming atmosphere with a number of shops, cafe's and pubs waiting to be discovered. Bude also provides an excellent centre for walking and cyclig.

Boscastle

Delightfully pretty little Cornish fishing village full of character, with a narrow harbour entrance straddled by imposing cliffs. Boscastle is owned by the National Trust and should be on everyone's "must visit" itinerary. It is only a short drive from the Treworgie Barton holiday cottages in Cornwall.

Tintagel

Also close to the Treworgie Barton holiday cottages, Tintagel is one of the best known places in Cornwall. It is the legendary birthplace of St. Arthur and the Arthurian legend. The dramatic castle ruins, sword in the stone and Round Table capture the imagination.

Lundy Island

Lundy is a remote, tranquil island 3 miles long and half a mile wide lying some 11 miles off the north Devon coast. It is a place of outstanding natural beauty with skies full of birds, seas teaming with friendly grey seals, basking sharks and a wealth of marine flora and fauna. The island is accessible all year round by the MS Oldenburg. Tickets can be purchased from Bude visitor centre for sailings from Bideford.