About Bolotho Barns
Five star Gold Award holiday cottages for couples and couples with a baby. Two beautifully converted barns in an idyllic rural location close to both Cornish coasts.
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Glorious autumn day at Trelissick gardens, just a few minutes from www.bolothobarns.co.uk
£200 off a few remaining 7 night summer holidays! see www.bolothobarns.co.uk for details
Spring decorating - New curtains and new hand painted details for a fresh look in 2019! www.bolothobarns.co.uk
Happy New Year and happy holidays in 2019! Time to book a warm welcome at Bolotho Barns www.bolothobarns.co.uk
Merry Christmas from Bolotho Barns! We look forward to seeing you all next year, and check out our Earylbird offer for 2019 holidays - valid for just 6 more days www.bolothobarns.co.uk
Peaceful beaches, cosy cottages... some availability left in October for a week or a short break www.bolothobarns.co.uk
Enjoying the glorious sunshine this week at Padstow, Port Quin, Mylor and Porthtowan. We have one or two short breaks and a couple of weeks left this summer www.bolothobarns.co.uk
A beautiful time of year for Sea Pinks on the Cornish cliffs www.bolothobarns.co.uk
First sea kayak trip of the year from Loe beach
Be pampered with one complimentary indulgent hour of spa treatments from My Personal Sanctuary. Available in one of our Cornish holiday cottages for May holidays. See Bolotho Barns website and Blog for details
Daffodil mania! March is the perfect time to enjoy the Cornish bulb fields, as well as daffodil fairs at the lost gardens of Heligan 10-24 March, Trelissick Gardens 10-17 March and the Falmouth Spring Festival 10 March -2 April
Luminous coastal light at Watergate Bay today
Spring Sale! £100 off any remaining March and April weeks www.bolothobarns.co.uk
Winter activities to keep warm on a sunny but frosty weekend - walking the coastal footpath at Porthtowan and kayaking on the Truro river
Bright and very breezy coastal walks at the weekend. Our favourite Gwithian beach, Godrevy lighthouse which inspired Virginia Woolf, and the 120 ft Pentargon waterfall by Beeny Cliff (thanks for the photo Marc) - Thomas Hardy's 'wild weird western shore' and we definitely had the 'bright hair flapping free' described in the poem!
Two newish tea rooms near us to recommend - The Elm Tree at Penstraze, great little rural hideaway for lunch on the way to the north coast and Linden Hay Garden Tea Room at Feock, really friendly garden café on the way to the south coast. Enjoyed lovely cakes at both!
Possibly the most beautiful theatre anywhere - the Minack theatre at Porthcurno. A perfect evening last week