Portwrinkle Holidays isn't just a business; it's a dream turned into reality. The Earles and their team are dedicated to providing guests with more than just a place to stay; they want to create cherished memories. They believe that the magic of Portwrinkle should be shared with the world, and they are on a mission to make your visit truly exceptional.

Thanckes House always leaves visitors breathless. This comfortable six bedroom 12 sleeper house has been hosting families and friends for many a year, and it’s no surprise! Just moments from the beach, this home away from home is in the perfect spot for family entertainment or anyone whose dream holiday includes a relaxing stay next to the ocean, enjoying a good book or exploring the surrounding Cornish coast. The large, private, indoor heated swimming pool is always a big hit, couple that with the private hot tub and outdoor kitchen and our guests struggle to leave. So what are you waiting for? Have a look at our calendar and ring us to find out more about how to make your next holiday the best yet.

The location of Portwrinkle makes it the ideal place to enjoy some truly wonderful local haunts on its doorstep and we feel you will not want to venture away. However, for those wishing to unearth more of Cornwall’s ancient and hidden lands, why not wander further South to the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the award-winning Eden Project and the striking cliffs of the Minack Theatre or perhaps you would like to discover a different surfing beach on Cornwall’s North coast, such as Polzeath, Fistral and Watergate Bay. After which, there are always some delicious culinary treats being served from either Paul Ainsworth, Rick Stein or Nathan Outlaw in Rock, Padstow and Port Isaac. In the immediate vicinity, Portwrinkle itself has a stunning 18-hole golf course, the Whitsand Bay Golf Club, the only one in the country where you can see the sea from every hole. Portwrinkle was once a traditional fishing village and the 17th century walls of former pilchard cellars can still be seen, although they have now been incorporated into houses. It is part of the ‘Heritage Coast’ that includes the near by village of Polperro and the striking landmark of Rame Head. ‍ Other beautiful inlets include Lantic, Talland and Portnalder Bay, the latter of which looks out onto the fascinating Looe Island. Hovering just a mile out to sea, Looe Island was until very recently inhabited by the two sisters who owned it, Babs and Evelyn Atkins. When they died, they left it to the Cornwall Wildlife Trust who now preserve the island as a nature reserve. ‍ Looe itself is a coastal town and fishing port spread along both banks of the River Looe, whose lower stretches form the Looe Estuary. It is possible to reach the other side of the river by heading a short way into town and crossing via a seven-span bridge. ‍ On along Looe Bay to Seaton Village, there is a large beach and a local pub. Just after Seaton comes the linear coastal village of Downderry. The long shingle beach is part nudist and...