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Tamarisk, Mullion
Mullion

£740 - £1720 per week
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Sea views also feature in the modern sitting room.

Sea views also feature in the modern sitting room.

Stunning views across Pollurian and Mullion await at this perfectly placed holiday home!

Stunning views across Pollurian and Mullion await at this perfectly placed holiday home!

The conservatory is the ideal spot for relaxing and enjoying the view.

The conservatory is the ideal spot for relaxing and enjoying the view.

Enjoy al fresco evenings in the garden watching the ocean blues.

Enjoy al fresco evenings in the garden watching the ocean blues.

Stunning views of the coastline are on the doorstep at Tamarisk!

Stunning views of the coastline are on the doorstep at Tamarisk!

The large garden is ideal for the kids to let off some steam!

The large garden is ideal for the kids to let off some steam!

The stylish sitting room is ideal for relaxing in front of the woodburner.

The stylish sitting room is ideal for relaxing in front of the woodburner.

The woodburner is a delight to return to after a coastal walk.

The woodburner is a delight to return to after a coastal walk.

The open plan kitchen and dining room are modern and bright for cooking delicious meals.

The open plan kitchen and dining room are modern and bright for cooking delicious meals.

Cook up a storm in the kitchen using local ingredients.

Cook up a storm in the kitchen using local ingredients.

Prepare a hearty meal to share with loved ones.

Prepare a hearty meal to share with loved ones.

Tuck into a feast in the light and sunny dining area.

Tuck into a feast in the light and sunny dining area.

Open the doors and let the summer breeze drift through the house.

Open the doors and let the summer breeze drift through the house.

The handy utility area means you can wash and dry clothes after beach days.

The handy utility area means you can wash and dry clothes after beach days.

Bedroom 1 is on the ground floor and features modern and stylish furnishings.

Bedroom 1 is on the ground floor and features modern and stylish furnishings.

Relaxing, earthy tones feature in bedroom 1.

Relaxing, earthy tones feature in bedroom 1.

The downstairs shower room is modern and stylish.

The downstairs shower room is modern and stylish.

Sophisticated and modern furnishings are a dream in bedroom 2.

Sophisticated and modern furnishings are a dream in bedroom 2.

Wake up to beautiful views from the bedroom.

Wake up to beautiful views from the bedroom.

Head down to Pollurian Cove for a day on the sand.

Head down to Pollurian Cove for a day on the sand.

Sink into the tub in the family bathroom.

Sink into the tub in the family bathroom.

Unwind in the twin beds after a busy day of exploring.

Unwind in the twin beds after a busy day of exploring.

Wake up to sea views after a dreamy night's slumber.

Wake up to sea views after a dreamy night's slumber.

Soak up the sun in the garden with the views in front of you!

Soak up the sun in the garden with the views in front of you!

Stroll along the South West Coast Path and discover the rugged south coast.

Stroll along the South West Coast Path and discover the rugged south coast.

Poldhu Cove is a short distance away, perfect for a summer dip.

Poldhu Cove is a short distance away, perfect for a summer dip.

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Just minutes from the quiet shores of Polurrian Cove, this striking coastal retreat blends understated luxury with timeless Cornish character. With uninterrupted views across the sea and peaceful surroundings, Tamarisk offers an immediate sense of calm from the moment you arrive. Sleeping up to six guests, the three beautifully styled bedrooms all enjoy stunning sea views across the coastline, so everyone can wake up to the captivating colours of the sea. A ground floor bedroom and shower room add comfort and flexibility, making the cottage well suited to multi-generational stays or those seeking a step-free stay.

Outside, the large lawned garden looks out across Mount's Bay, with distant views towards Penzance, Newlyn and Mousehole, making it an idyllic setting for long, sun-drenched afternoons. For those keen to explore the coastline, Tamarisk sits right on the Southwest Coast Path, placing you within easy reach of Mullion Cove's picturesque working harbour and its rugged, unspoilt surroundings. The peaceful Polurrian Cove is also just a short walk away, perfect for slow days by the sea. As evening draws in, the sunroom becomes a place to truly unwind, offering front-row views of the sun setting over the water. Once the sun goes down, the resident telescope provides a chance to take in the remarkable, clear skies of the Lizard Peninsula.

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Where you'll sleep

Bedroom 1

King

Bedroom 2

Twin

Bedroom 3

King

Entrance

via lawned driveway and garden gate to patio area, with double patio doors leading into:

Kitchen/dining area

table with bench style seating, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, double range oven, induction hob. Door to utility room and door to hallway, with access to all other ground floor rooms, and a central staircase leading to the first floor.

Utility room

washing machine, tumble dryer, basin.

Sitting room

three sofas, chair, Smart TV, woodburner, sea views.

Shower room

walk-in-shower, basin, WC.

Sunroom

four chairs, coffee table, telescope, sea views, bi-fold doors leading to outside area.

Bedroom 1

King size bed, decorative fire place, sea views.

Bedroom 2

twin beds, sea views.

Bathroom

bath with shower over and shower attachment, basin, WC.

Bedroom 3

King size bed, sea views.

Outside areas

enclosed sea-facing garden with lawn, accessed via three steps from the sunroom, with a gate leading to the coast path.

Additional information

please note that while the garden is fully enclosed, due to its close proximity to the cliff path, children should be supervised at all times, mixture of oil central heating and electric panel heaters throughout, WiFi, short breaks available.

 
 

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Holidays in Mullion

Situated in a National Landscape (formerly Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) on the Lizard Peninsula, Mullion is a quaint village much unchanged by time. Its harbour, now owned by the National Trust, was built in the 1890’s for the pilchard fishing industry. Half a mile offshore is the uninhabited Mullion Island, home to large colonies of sea birds, also protected by the National Trust.

Famous for its history of smuggling, Mullion is the largest village on The Lizard, with a working harbour and the 15th century church of St Mellanus. This traditional Cornish village is perfect for a relaxing holiday for families or couples alike. Visitors can experience the village lifestyle; pop to the shops for some local produce, purchase cake from the independent cafes and enjoy a drink at the village pub. Additionally, it's a great base for those looking to explore the beautiful scenery on The Lizard. Walk along the South West Coast Path and be treated to some of the best views in Cornwall. 

Whilst Mullion is a relatively small village, there’s plenty to do during your holiday. As well as the facilities within the village itself, visitors can pop to the local craft centre, visit one of the nearby beaches, enjoy a round of golf or go kayaking from the harbour.

Did you know...

dogs are welcome at Mullion Cove all year round!

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Mullion Cove is nestled into the rugged coastline, with a harbour that shelters boats from the westerly storms.

Mullion Cove is nestled into the rugged coastline, with a harbour that shelters boats from the westerly storms.

Built in the 1890’s, the harbour was vital to the Pilchard industry; the old pilchard cellar and net store still stand above the cove.

Built in the 1890’s, the harbour was vital to the Pilchard industry; the old pilchard cellar and net store still stand above the cove.

Hire kayaks from Lizard Adventure, paddle beyond the harbour and explore the coastline.

Hire kayaks from Lizard Adventure, paddle beyond the harbour and explore the coastline.

Sign up for a boat trip and purchase a shell as a memento!

Sign up for a boat trip and purchase a shell as a memento!

Always a busy fishing village, Mullion Cove also saw its fair share of smugglers!

Always a busy fishing village, Mullion Cove also saw its fair share of smugglers!

Picturesque, Mullion Cove is a traditional fishing cove owned and looked after by the National Trust.

Picturesque, Mullion Cove is a traditional fishing cove owned and looked after by the National Trust.

Wander along the coastline and appreciate the nature all around, barely changed by time.

Wander along the coastline and appreciate the nature all around, barely changed by time.

Pack up a picnic and enjoy a day at the nearby Poldhu beach, watch as the kids splash in the river and paddle in the sea.

Pack up a picnic and enjoy a day at the nearby Poldhu beach, watch as the kids splash in the river and paddle in the sea.

Explore the open waters and view Mullion from a different perspective.

Explore the open waters and view Mullion from a different perspective.

Kayaking along the ocean, you’ll feel a million miles away from the chaos of daily life.

Kayaking along the ocean, you’ll feel a million miles away from the chaos of daily life.

Discover Mullion on foot; appreciate the wildlife, farm animals and birds that call Mullion their home.

Discover Mullion on foot; appreciate the wildlife, farm animals and birds that call Mullion their home.

Half a mile beyond the harbour, the uninhabited Mullion Island, also owned by the National Trust, is a Site of Specific Scientific Interest.

Half a mile beyond the harbour, the uninhabited Mullion Island, also owned by the National Trust, is a Site of Specific Scientific Interest.

Climb to the top of the cliff and you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views.

Climb to the top of the cliff and you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views.

Things to do in Mullion

Chocolate Factory and Craft Centre:

Just above Mullion Cove, you’ll find the Chocolate Factory and Craft Centre. An absolute must if you are staying in Mullion. Home to Trenance Chocolate, you can watch the chocolate being made and choose your favourites from the shop. 

The centre also has a selection of lovely shops selling a range of locally made, eco-friednly products and gifts, including skin care products, candles and craft gifts. You can also try your hand at making your own glass artwork at the Mullion Glass Studio and Workshop with Zoe Schoning. 

Before leaving the Craft Centre be sure to visit its resident llamas behind the car park. 

Mullion Golf Course:

With breathtaking views across the ocean, Mullion Golf Course must be one of the most desirable courses to play golf. The 18-hole course boasts fabulous views throughout, and the 11th tee is uniquely situated on the cliff edge. 

Kayaking:

Mullion Cove is the perfect spot for going kayaking. Head out from the cove to explore hidden bays and caves, seeing the coast from a different perspective. If you’re lucky, you may even see seals on your adventure! Book your trip with www.lizardadventure.co.uk

Discover what else there is to see and do around Mullion here!

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Beaches

Mullion Cove Beach:

Mullion Cove Beach is a small, sheltered cove next to the historic lifeboat station, with a further sandy stretch, accessible at low tide, just around the corner from the harbour. The beach and harbour are owned and looked after by the National Trust. Parking is available at the harbour, along with toilets and a café. Dogs are welcome all year round but the beach is not lifeguarded. 

Pollurian Beach:

Pollurian beach is a beautiful west-facing, sandy beach which is partly sheltered by the high cliffs that flank the beach. Though difficult to get to, the beach is popular with locals and visitors alike, and surfers when the swell is good. There is no parking at the beach, so it’s best to park at Mullion and walk the coastal path to the reach the beach. Dogs are welcome outside of the summer season, while lifeguards are present at weekends only, during the summer season.

Poldhu Cove:

Popular with the locals for its café with famous hot chocolates, Poldhu Cove is a wonderful beach for families, also owned by the National Trust. Children can enjoy safely playing in the stream that leads to the sea at this sheltered beach. Visitors can make the most of the facilities available, including a café, surf school and toilets. Lifeguards are present during the summer months. 

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Nearby events

The Daphne Du Maurier Fowey Literary Festival

The Daphne Du Maurier Fowey Literary Festival is a celebration of the arts featuring world-class authors, speakers and musicians. This year's festival will open with a performance by the highly acclaimed 'The Overtones'.

1st - 9th May 2026

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Roseland Festival

Held on the Roseland Pensinsula, this wonderful festival offers a diverse programme of events, including music, history, films, art, walks, talks and photography. With so many activities and events, there's something for everyone. 

4th May 2026

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Helston Flora Day

An ancient annual event, Helston Flora Day features traditional dances throughout the day, where crowds line the streets to watch the procession. In addition, visitors can enjoy craft, food and drinks stalls, as well as a large fairground.

8th May 2026

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International Sea Shanty Festival, Falmouth

The Falmouth Sea Shanty was founded and is organised by Falmouth Shout. Sea Shanty events aim to preserve and promote the maritime heritage of Falmouth and Cornwall as a whole and are thoroughly enjoyable.

12th - 14th June 2026

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Looe Raft Race

This fun event is organised by Looe Boat Owners Association in support of Looe RNLI. Enjoy the fun by making and entering your own raft, or just come and cheer everyone on. 

June 2026 Date TBC

Eden Sessions

Experience world-class live music in the natural amphitheatre of Eden. Upcoming performers include Bastille, Snow Patrol, Becky Hill, Bowling For Soup, Pixies, and The Maccabees. Tickets also include a daytime pass to the Eden Project.

18th June - 12th July 2026

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Mevagissey Feast Week

Celebrated since 1754, Mevagissey Feast Week is a celebration of food, music, dance and more. With a host of colourful events being held throughout the week, this is a festival not to be missed!

29th June - 5th July 2026

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Stithians Show

Celebrated since the early 1800s, the Stihtains Show is a fine agricultural event showcasing animals, arts and crafts, food and drink, music and more. This year's events will be virtual, so you can watch and interact online!

13th July 2026

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Charlestown Regatta

Enjoy a week of live music, watersports, competitions, pasty-making, children's sports, raft races and a carnival, all with the backdrop of the famous Georgian harbour in Charlestown. 

25th - 31st July 2026

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Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week

Falmouth Week is one of the largest sailing regatta's in the south west with more than 300 yachts racing over eight days. The full events line-up includes entertainment in Falmouth's Events Square and offsite activities such as outdoor film screenings and Red Arrow displays.

7th - 16th August 2026

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Fowey Royal Regatta

The Fowey Royal Regatta includes sailing contests, a carnival, the crowning of the Fowey Queen, a pasty eating contest, and as per tradition, a giant pasty which is shared out among the community. 

August 2026 Dates TBC

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Falmouth Oyster Festival

Celebrate the start of the Oyster season at Falmouth's Events Square. Get involved with food demonstrations, browse local craft stalls and taste some spectacular seafood!

October 2026 Dates TBC

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Mevagissey Shanty Festival

The Mevagissey Shanty Festival showcases shanty and accapella groups from all over the UK. The event begins at 7pm on the Friday and will continue on the Saturday at 11am. The main stage at Mevagissey Activity Centre also features a Cornish beer festival.

October 2026

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Charlestown Christmas Market

Located at Penrice Academy, Charlestown Christmas Market hosts 100 Cornish traders, showcasing some of the best food, drinks and crafts in Cornwall, alongside live entertainment. With plenty of parking and an inside venue, it's perfect for some Christmas shopping. 

21st - 22nd Nov 2026

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Fowey Christmas Market

Head to Fowey for a weekend of festivities! Get your Christmas shopping underway with over 100 local traders selling high quality food, drink and crafts, while enjoying some live music and entertainment.

Dec 2026 Dates TBC

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Truro Winter Gift Fayre

Find the perfect presents for your nearest and dearest at Truro's Winter Gift Fayre. You can expect to find luxury food and drink, festive decorations and gorgeous gifts, with more than 80 stalls from local South West producers.

Dec 2026

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Eden Project Winter Festival

Winter is perhaps the most magical time of year to visit the Eden Project, especially as the sun sets over the biomes. Illuminated by thousands of twinkling lights, the biomes come alive for the festive season, offering an immersive experience like no other. Make the most of your visit with a spin on the ice rink, and a visit to Father Christmas!

December 2026

Made in Cornwall Christmas Fair

Browse an impressive selection of Cornish crafts and delicious food on the Piazza in Truro. It's a great place to find special Christmas gifts for loved ones with plenty of choice from local artisans, artists and food and drink producers.

Dec 2026

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Walks

There are plenty of places to walk on the Lizard Peninsula, offering the chance to explore this National Landscape (formerly Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). Most notably is the South West Coast Path, which weaves itself around the edge of the Peninsula. Ramble along the coast path and you’ll be amazed by the breathtaking views and unforgettable scenery.

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