Luxury Holiday Homes in Constantine Bay

Being located on Cornwall’s dramatic north coast, Constantine Bay is renowned for its excellent surfing conditions. In fact, this patch of the coastline, extending down to Newquay, is regarded as the surfing capital of the UK. Beaches across the bay attract surfers of all abilities to their waves throughout the year, and you can learn to surf here too. 

Constantine Bay Surf School and Harlyn Surf School offer lessons on both a one-on-one and group basis. What’s more, you can also try your hand at kayaking, stand-up-paddleboarding (SUP) and coasteering.  If you’re staying at one of our homes, our Concierge team can help organise an experience tailored to your stay. 
 

The closest town to Constantine Bay is Padstow. A foodie haven, Padstow is home to many of the best restaurants and cafés in Cornwall, and you’ll find celebrity and Michelin-awarded chefs serving acclaimed culinary delights throughout the town. The picturesque working fishing port is blessed with a range of golden beaches on its doorstep and is where the Camel Trail begins – a scenic 18 mile path that takes walkers, cyclists, runners and horse riders into the Cornish countryside. Padstow is just over four miles from Constantine Bay.

Also nearby is Wadebridge, which lies a little over eight miles along the River Camel from Padstow. This historic market town has a vibrant high street where you’ll find a mix of charming eateries, pubs and independent shops. 

Constantine Bay is approximately 11 miles from Newquay. An eclectic seaside resort, Newquay is famous for its breath-taking beaches, surf and nightlife. There is a wealth of family-friendly attractions here, including the Blue Reef Aquarium and Newquay Zoo. 

There are many dog-friendly beaches and attractions in and around Constantine Bay. Among the finest stretches of sand to explore with your four-legged friend is Harlyn Bay, which remains dog-friendly throughout the year. The same can be said for the beaches at Daymer Bay and Watergate Bay. The nearby Camel Trail is another highlight, offering 18 miles of country and riverside pathway for canine companions to let off steam. 

You’ll find excellent restaurants for all occasions near Constantine Bay. The Pig at Harlyn Bay is just a mile away in Harlyn and sources all its ingredients within a 25 mile radius. It’s a must for straight-from-the-harbour seafood and beautifully prepared meats paired with delicate wines and local ales.  

Rafferty’s Café and Wine Bar is two miles away in St Merryn and sits just 24 people in its intimate dining room. More than just a pub, The Cornish Arms, also in St Merryn, is run by Rick Stein and serves outstanding food with a suntrap outdoor dining space. 

Head to Trevisker’s Kitchen, located four miles away at Trevisker Garden Centre, for a contemporary menu that champions fish, steak and Sunday lunch. The Pickwick Inn is another highlight, located five miles away in St Issey, and regarded as something of a hidden gem with countryside views over the Camel Estuary.