Spotlight on Cadgwith - Cornwall

Cadgwith Cove is a tiny fishing village of thatched cottages forgotten by the 21st Century, located on the eastern side of the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall, England. This is a real working village that holds on to a way of life almost completely forgotten elsewhere. Fishing boats still go out every day, as they have done for hundreds of years, not for pilchards nowadays but for crab (several tons a week), lobster and mackerel, which are available to purchase straight off the boat,  weather permitting, every day. To the summer visitor, arriving on a sunny day, Cadgwith seems everything that a Cornish fishing village should be. A stream winding down the valley and trickling over the sand and shingle beach, whitewashed cottages, mostly thatched, scattered on both slopes of the valley and fishing boats drawn up on the beach. A place for relaxing, enjoying the peace and quiet, sitting in the sun soaking the atmosphere.

Here are our selection of cottages in Cadgwith