Holiday Cottages in Coverack, Lizard Peninsula

Coverack is a picturesque fishing village on the eastern side of the Lizard Peninsula, with a traditional harbour, thatched cottages and a sweeping beach overlooking Falmouth Bay. Its sheltered setting and relaxed atmosphere make it a popular choice for families and visitors looking to enjoy a quieter corner of the Cornish coast.

The village is centred around its historic harbour, where fishing boats and small pleasure craft add to the traditional coastal character. A crescent-shaped beach stretches along the bay, with sand and pebbles providing plenty of opportunities for seaside exploration. The relatively sheltered waters are popular for kayaking, paddleboarding and other watersports when conditions are suitable.

Coverack has a selection of cafés, places to eat and local amenities, including the Paris Hotel, named after the SS Paris, which ran aground nearby in 1899. The village's narrow lanes and traditional cottages reflect its long history as a fishing community, while its waterfront provides lovely views across the bay.

The South West Coast Path passes through Coverack, offering beautiful walks along the rugged coastline towards Porthoustock and Porthallow to the north, or Kennack Sands and Cadgwith to the south. Nearby attractions include Roskilly's Farm, the Cornish Seal Sanctuary at Gweek and the spectacular scenery of Lizard Point.

With its traditional village atmosphere, sheltered beach and excellent coastal walking, Coverack is a wonderful destination for a relaxing holiday in Cornwall. Explore our selection of holiday cottages in Coverack and the surrounding area.