Tucked away on Cornwall’s majestic North coast, this luxury cabin is the epitome of country meets coastal bliss. Once the home of a farmer, now a luxury self-catering retreat for two, this is just the ticket for couples looking to breathe in some fresh sea air. Furnished with love, the cabin is a utopia of gorgeous fabrics, organic craftsmanship and unique luxury offerings - all under 200 yards from the blissful Porthilly Beach on the Camel Estuary. The cabin is nestled on the quiet, family run Porthilly Beach Holiday Park, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and alongside a dairy and shellfish farm, providing a unique insight to the best the North Cornish coast has to offer. French doors open out onto a sun-trapped decking, wood-fired hot tub, and your very own sauna. In summer, head to the beach for a wild sea swim, then meander back to the sauna to warm up, spoke the fire of the hot tub, light up the barbeque, or book our fabulous wellbeing therapist in the cabins cosy treatment room for any one of her signature 'at home treatments', whether it be a manicure to get ready for a special supper, or a massage to enjoy some blissful pamper time with a glass of something sparkly. On stormy nights, batten down the hatches to enjoy Scrabble or Chess marathons and set your hot chocolate bubbling away on the hob. There's a jar of marshmallows for hot chocolates and sets of fluffy bathrobes and slippers for sauntering between the cabin, hot tub and sauna. The cosy double bedroom is a cocoon of comfort where long lie-ins sipping coffee beneath the weight of the Hungarian goose down duvet and Egyptian cotton linens are the most tempting way to spend each and every morning. There is a convenient outside shed which is perfect for the storage of bikes, paddleboards, surfboards etc. Porthilly is just a short wander along the beach from Rock and all the activities that the Camel estuary has to offer. Rock is renowned as one of the major water-sport centres in Cornwall - sailing, windsurfing, water skiing, canoeing and rowing are all activities which can be carried out in the relatively calm waters of the estuary. If you fancy keeping your feet on solid ground, walk onto the coastal path which leads around the golden sand dunes to Daymer Bay, Polzeath, Pentire Point and beyond. Across the estuary from Porthilly and Rock is the harbour town of Padstow, a mecca for all things foodie, offering a versatile choice from fine dining to fish and chips on the quay. Hop on the foot ferry at Rock to explore this vibrant fishing town, or walk out to Stepper Point with its panoramic sea views of the estuary and Atlantic Ocean.