Hawkes View
A stylish coastal retreat in Carbis Bay with panoramic sea views
From £1,115 / week
Hayle, a vibrant town on Cornwall’s north coast, is renowned for its stunning three miles of golden beaches and its UNESCO World Heritage status. Perfect for families, surfers, and nature lovers, Hayle offers something for everyone. Whether you’re planning a seaside adventure or a peaceful retreat, our Hayle holiday cottages provide the ideal base to explore this coastal gem.
Not sure where to stay in Hayle?
A stylish coastal retreat in Carbis Bay with panoramic sea views
From £1,115 / week
A fabulous apartment just moments from Carbis Bay beach
From £550 / week
A striking eco-home on the coastal slopes of Hawkes Point
From £1,995 / week
Charming former tin miner’s cottage moments from Carbis Bay beach
From £435 / week
A first-class apartment with breathtaking sea views across Carbis Bay and St Ives
From £1,200 / week
Luxury St Ives apartment with stunning sea views
From £825 / week
A stylish coastal retreat in Carbis Bay with panoramic sea views
From £1,115 / week
A fabulous apartment just moments from Carbis Bay beach
From £550 / week
A striking eco-home on the coastal slopes of Hawkes Point
From £1,995 / week
Charming former tin miner’s cottage moments from Carbis Bay beach
From £435 / week
A first-class apartment with breathtaking sea views across Carbis Bay and St Ives
From £1,200 / week
Luxury St Ives apartment with stunning sea views
From £825 / week
A large tranquil retreat with bubbling hot tub, just moments from Carbis Bay beach
From £1,795 / week
Hayle sits at the mouth of a broad estuary and within easy reach of some of Cornwall's finest Atlantic-facing beaches, making it well suited to surfing, birdwatching, cycling the Mineral Tramways trails and exploring the wider Penwith peninsula. The town itself has independent cafés and shops, and St Ives is a short drive away. A week fills quickly — check our listings for cottages placed to make the most of it.
Cornwall's beaches generally operate seasonal restrictions, typically between late spring and early autumn, when dogs are asked to use designated areas or avoid certain stretches altogether. Outside those months, most beaches are open to dogs freely. Rules can vary beach by beach, so it's worth checking local signage on arrival. Our dog-friendly filters on the listings page will show you which properties welcome four-legged guests.
Yes — Hayle's position on the north coast of the Penwith peninsula puts you within comfortable driving distance of both the far west and the north coast heading towards Newquay. The A30 runs close by, making longer days out straightforward. Whether you're drawn to coastal paths, market towns or fishing villages, most of west Cornwall is reachable without an early start.
Each season has its character. Summer brings the warmest sea temperatures and the busiest beaches. Spring and autumn offer quieter conditions, often with clear light that photographers and walkers favour. Winter is genuinely wild — the estuary fills with migratory birds and the Atlantic puts on a proper show. Our availability calendar covers the full year; some guests return in the quieter months specifically for the contrast.
Hayle has its own railway station on the mainline serving Penzance, with direct or easy-change services from London Paddington and other major cities. From the station the town centre and estuary are walkable, though reaching the beaches and surrounding countryside is more convenient with a car or bicycle. If you're planning to explore widely, our listings note which properties have parking.
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