Luxury self-catering accommodation in Mawgan Porth
Tucked into Cornwall's dramatic north coast halfway between Padstow and Newquay, Mawgan Porth is a secluded version of the busier surf beaches.
Halfway up the run of north Cornwall stretching from Crantock to Treyarnon, Mawgan Porth sits in the dip of a hairpin bend of coastline, perfectly tucked inland. The nearby beaches are plentiful; Porthcothan, Treyarnon, Watergate, Harlyn, Constantine and family-friendly Porth, all of which are within easy reach. However, you won't need to move once you've settled on the sands at Mawgan Porth; windbreaks and ice creams abound here all summer, and the beach road has a sprinkling of boutique shops alongside a welcoming inn.
Up the valley road leading away from the beach is sleepy Mawgan, a tree-dappled, village-green idyll with shop, pub and school. Newquay airport is a hop, skip and jump away but you wouldn't know it, as you stroll toward the picturesque pub. Coastal tracks run the length of Cornwall, and you can amble north all the way to Padstow, taking in beautiful Bedruthan Steps (stop for a cream tea in the clifftop café at Carnewas) and wild Trevose Head, with its breathtaking views and lighthouse, a popular spot for many a nesting bird, as well as summer visitors.

Saphir Beach House
A soothing escape on top of a cliff at Mawgan Porth, Saphir Beach House is a relaxed self-catering retreat where the fresh sea air will cleanse the mind and ease the soul.
Sleeps: Up to 8 guests (6 adults and 2 children)
From: £3,795 per week, £2,850 per short break
Alternative Group Option: Up to 4 guests
Pets: Two small well behaved dogs are welcome
Features: Hot tub, outdoor kitchen area with built-in barbecue and pizza oven, outdoor shower