Nestledown

A 1930s wooden chalet on the sand dunes (“towans”) looking across to St Ives, near to the town of Hayle.

The chalet enjoys a secluded setting above a 3-mile long sandy beach, on the National Trust coastal path. There is a pub, a shop and children’s play areas on the site, as well as shops and restaurants in Hayle, a 10-minute walk away.

The property sleeps up to 6 people in two double bedrooms and a bunk room. There is a television, cooker, fridge, electric heating, shower, and separate toilet. It is equipped with duvets and pillows, but you will need to bring your own sheets, duvet covers, pillow cases, towels and any personal linen. Electricity is charged by a power key, which can be recharged in Hayle.

This is a good base from which to explore Cornwall’s coastline, or visit attractions such as the Eden project, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Land's End and the Tate Gallery in St. Ives.