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Happy 2018 to all our guests and we look forward to seeing you in the coming year.

Its 9c in Padstow today a bit windy but all the spring flowers are beginning to pop their leaves up even the ones in the ground.

All the best

 

Debbie and Martin

How warm has it been this Christmas in Cornwall, it seems it is warm enough to make the daffodils think its spring, they are all shooting up in the garden and one actually came out for Christmas day for us.

Lets hope it bodes well for a long hot spring and summer in 2018.

 

 

Christmas is almost  upon us yet again, we are just making up the beds and putting up the Christmas  decorations for the guests  who are coming to join us for  Christmas and the New Year, some of our Christmas guests have been  coming to us  with all their family for over 20 years, its  quite amazing but you can’t beat a  walk on the beach  after a large lunch.

Padstow is open for business as usual with all the Christmas lights around the town and the harbour it looks lovely.

Why not come and join us one Christmas or New year too.

Merry Christmas and  happy New Year

Martin and Debbie x

 

 

Can’t believe its November the weather is so mild and still the water is like a pond, perfect for walking.

You can take a look at the weather and the beach via the Harlyn Surf school webcam on http://www.harlynsurfschool.co.uk/webcam.html

 

 

Just perfect for an autumn walk to see the trees change colour and the waves crashing on the beach. 

 

Today was a lovely autumn day at Harlyn Bay just perfect for walking.

Late Availability

Between 14th and 28th October 2017

Terms from £60 per night based on 2 people (min 3 nights)

Please email or call 01208 895022 to book.

 

Why not come and visit us for the Padstow Christmas Food festival, we have apartments available from £65. per night based on 2 people.

The festival brings together top class chefs, local food producers and all sorts of stalls and exhibitors on the harbour at Padstow, now regarded as one of the biggest food festivals in the country.
With two cookery  Marquee where some of the country’s finest chefs will be showing off their culinary skills.   Fans are invited to put questions to the chefs in a festival foodie forum: An Audience with the Chefs. There will also be our new Festival Kitchen theatre showcasing local chefs, the county’s best produce and artisan skills.
More than 100 local producers will be selling an array of gifts and products in our traditional Christmas market, from pies and paintings to jewellery and jams. Ales and ciders from Cornwall’s favourite breweries will also be on offer.
Yuletide entertainment throughout the weekend includes the arrival of Santa on his horse drawn Victorian bus, a spectacular fireworks display, live music, carol concerts and a lantern parade. Join hundreds of festival-goers for Santa’s Fun Run in aid of Cornwall Hospice Care. Runners dressed as Father Christmas will be accompanied by cycling Santa’s who will arrive by bike along the Camel Trail.
We hope to see you there.

 

 

Sharmalyn House is now booked for the late availability below.

We do have availability between 23rd September  and 21st October in our apartments.

Terms from £60 per night based on 2 people (min 3 nights)

Come for a late summer, early autumn break.

 

 

Sharmalyn House from 10^th to 17^th September 2017

Terms from 

£600 p/w for 2 people

£700 p/w for 4 people

£800 p/w for 6 people

£900 p/w for 8 people. 

Please email or call 01208 895022 to book

You may remember that we came to Yellow Sands for a week  and were in Flat 7. It was a wonderful week and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

As I did say at the time, I had written a poem regarding Harlyn Bay and the wonderful view that we had from the lounge and the relaxed week we had. I have enclosed a copy.

Yours faithfully,  

Margaret Payne  

 

A CORNISH BAY

             It was evening’s time of day,

                 When we arrived at Harlyn Bay;

             Having left work and city stress,

                 What  awaited? We could but guess.

 

             The setting sun had stayed awake,

                 Sinking slowly – for our sake?

             With burnished hue this perfect orb,

                 The sea, the sky – it’s rays absorb.

 

             I waken with the breaking day,

                 I look eastward across the bay;

             And with the light of morning dawn,

                 I see the springtime sun reborn,

 

             Here I have found peace and beauty,

                 Free from cares and city duty;

             The days, the hours, need no measure,

                 Blessed am I with timeless leisure.

Thank you Margaret for your very cleaver poem

 

Martin and Debbie