Great Offers on Holiday Cottages

Blue Chip are running some great last minute Easter Deals including savings of up to 25% on some fantastic family destinations!

Best Easter Deals for families:

- Save 25% on stays at Honicombe Manor, Nr Tavistock on the edge of Dartmoor. Honicombe Manor is set in 30 acres of woodland and has stunning views of nearby Dartmoor. On-site, Honicombe is packed with many leisure facilities including a superb heated indoor pool and an outdoor pool, children’s play area, fitness centre, relaxing sauna, restaurant and bar.

- Save 25% on stays at Lake View Country Club, Nr Bodmin in Cornwall.
Lake View Country Club is an exclusive destination with a Scandinavian style. There are 3 acres of fishing lakes in a picturesque setting, surrounded by wildlife. The leisure facilities include an indoor pool, gym, health spa and jogging tracks around the lake. Golf enthusiasts can take advantage of the 4-bay Academy style driving range, nine-hole golf course and family Pitch and Putt. The restaurant and bar is open all year round with seasonal entertainment such as quiz evenings, music and special interest events.

- Save 25% on stays at Atlantic Reach, Nr Newquay in Cornwall.
Atlantic Reach combines an excellent location in Cornwall with quality accommodation and excellent onsite facilities. Set in the grounds of Carworgie Manor, Newquay and numerous sandy beaches are just 6 miles away, while The Eden Project is 10 miles. Atlantic Reach boasts an excellent range of on-site facilities are available for your use. The indoor pool complex and outdoor pool with paddling pool and children’s adventure fort are available for your use free of charge. There is also a 9 hole golf course, gymnasium, tennis courts and a health and beauty spa with Sauna and Jacuzzi. There is also a bar and brasserie with night time disco and entertainment.

- All last minute Easter Deals -

Activity breaks - Golf and Fishing
You can now search our portfolio for properties on or near a golf course and with fishing onsite.

- Golf breaks

- Fishing breaks

Holiday Cottages in Penzance, Cornwall

The ancient market town of Penzance is situated on the south-facing shores of Mounts Bay in the far west of Cornwall. The name of the town derives from ancient Cornish and means 'Holy Headland', referring to the headland on the western side of the harbour where an early Christian chapel was established over 1000 years ago

Located just 10 miles from Land's End, Penzance occupies a sheltered position position close to the sea, in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Originally a fishing community Penzance has grown to become the main market town of West Cornwall.

Warmed by the gulf stream currents, Penzance enjoys a famously mild climate with spring coming early and winter hardly bothering at all!

The town and local area is a great base for a holiday. Visit lovely towns like Mousehole, or St Ives and take in the breathtaking grandeur of Land's End and St Michael's Mount.

There are some fabulous beaches locally, many with awards for their facilities and their cleanliness. And if you are feeling energetic there are excellent opportunities for watersports such as surfing, wind-surfing, and sailing.

The Wheelhouse
Mousehole, Cornwall | Sleeps: 6 |Brochure Code: E4631
Set in the heart of Mousehole, a picturesque fishing village with a sandy harbour, this comfortable cottage makes an ideal base for exploring West Cornwall's dramatic coastline and hidden coves. Land's End, the fine surfing beach at Sennen, Minack open air theatre, the telegraphy museum at Porthcurnow and St Michael's Mount are just a few minutes' drive.
Agent: Hoseasons
£454 - £925
View Details

The Old Toll House
Marazion, Penzance, Cornwall | Sleeps: 5 |Brochure Code: E4020
The Old Toll House stands within a short stroll of the sandy beach, shops, restaurants and pubs of the village of Marazion on lovely Mounts Bay. Dominating the bay is majestic St Michael's Mount which can be accessed by a stone causeway at low tide, and there are many fine sandy beaches nearby including the surfing beach at Sennen.
Agent: Hoseasons
£289 - £631
View Details

Manderley
Mousehole, Cornwall | Sleeps: 6 | Brochure Code: E3771
In the heart of Mousehole, one of Cornwall's most ancient ports, this comfortable 19th century cottage lies just a few yards from the sheltered sandy harbour, shops, inns and restaurants. Quietly nestling amidst this quaint fishing village's narrow streets, it makes an ideal base from which to explore the west of Cornwall.
Agent: Hoseasons
£374 - £840
View Details

Visit the Penzance Holiday Cottages website

Holiday Cottages in Falmouth

Situated on one of the finest natural harbours in the world, Falmouth is Cornwall’s leading South Coast resort. An historic maritime town, it is now home to the world-class National Maritime Museum.

The twin castles of Pendennis and St Mawes stand guard over Falmouth’s natural harbour - the third largest deep-water harbour in the world.

Water is a constant theme throughout any visit to this area with the River Fal linking the cathedral city of Truro, the beautiful Roseland Peninsula and Falmouth itself. The town hosts major international watersports events and is a renowned venue for sailing. Regatta week is held annually at the beginning of August

Falmouth's has an eclectic mix of shops and art galleries, cafés and restaurants which lie just off the waterfront.

Within walking distance you will find beaches offering safe, crystal clear waters, sandy stretches and secluded coves ideal for swimming and watersports. Further inland you will find ancient villages and cottages, lush gardens and hidden churches.

Sightseeing around Falmouth is a joy. You can take a trip on one of the many boats that ply the estuary, or hop-on and off the road train that in summer links the town, beaches and Pendennis Castle.

Here are a few example properties in Falmouth & St Mawes

Spinnakers
Falmouth, Cornwall | Sleeps: 6 | Brochure Code: E1791
In a superb location overlooking Pendennis Marina, this very comfortable cottage is one of a row and offers a rare opportunity to stay within ¼ mile of the centre of Falmouth, Pendennis Castle and one of four local sandy beaches.
Agent: Hoseasons
£519 - £1003
View Details

Cobblestones
St. Mawes, Cornwall | Sleeps: 11 | Brochure Code: E2781
Commanding glorious panoramic sea views over Falmouth Bay, St Mawes harbour and the Percuil River, Cobblestones offers a spacious, comfortably furnished family home set in an acre of terraced gardens with a small plunge pool.
Agent: Hoseasons
£675 - £1501
View Details

The Mowey Barn
Helston, Cornwall | Sleeps: 4 | Brochure Code: E4415
Set in lovely countryside on a working farm, this very comfortable, newly converted barn is ideally located for exploring the north and south Cornish coasts. Adjoining the owners' home, it lies 2 miles from the market town of Helston and Flambards theme park, within easy reach of lovely coves and beaches on the Lizard peninsula.
Agent: Hoseasons
£312 - £696
View Details

Visit Falmouth Holiday Cottages for more information

Holiday Cottages in Salcombe, Devon

Salcombe is the southernmost town in Devon and occupies an idyllic location in the centre of the lush South Hams countryside.

Famous as a sailing centre, the town has long enjoyed a reputation as one of the more exclusive holiday destinations in the South West of England.

Located at the heart of the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty a holiday in Salcombe presents you with a wealth of opportunities. Watersports are in evidence everywhere with sailing, windsurfing and powerboating ever popular.

The harbour and estuary provide a natural haven for many species of birds who flock here in thousands. The estuary also supports a host of plant and fish life, some of which is extremely rare. Dolphins and basking sharks are frequent visitors. Famous for its warm microclimate Salcombe has many species of plant flourishing here that are not found anywhere else in the United Kingdom.

Take advantage of the tranquil countryside, walk the breath-taking South West Coast path, enjoy the area's numerous beaches and indulge yourself with award-winning cuisine.

Visit the Salcombe Holiday Cottages website now

Take a look at these amazing holiday cottages in St Ives, Cornwall...


St Breoc, Pole Lodge 12, Tregenna Castle Estate, St Ives
A Japanese style pole house situated in the picturesque village of St Ives and benefiting from a balcony and stunning views across the beautifull kept grounds and down to the sea. Sunday to Sunday bookings only at this property.

Bedrooms: 3 | Sleeps: 6

View Details


Samarkand, Carbis Bay, St Ives
The glorious sands of Carbis Bay (famous for its water sports) lie within ½ mile of this very comfortable property and its attractive south facing garden. St Ives' quaint fishing harbour, cobbled streets and alleyways, art galleries and restaurants are a pleasant 2 mile stroll along the coastal path.

Sleeps: 6

View Details


16a Penwith Road, St Ives
A modern three storey detached house, situated in a peaceful location yet just 15 minutes walk into the town centre and some of the best beaches in the area. This property is excluded from late availability discounts.

Bedrooms: 3 | Sleeps: 6

View Details


Visit the St Ives Holiday Cottages Website

Holiday Cottages - Special Offer from Bluechip Vacations

FREE Rough Guide to Devon and Cornwall

Just book a holiday in Devon or Cornwall to arrive between the 1st and 23rd May 2009 and Bluechip will send you a copy of the fantastic Rough Guide to Devon and Cornwall to help you plan and make the most of your holiday!

To Claim your FREE Guide simply quote 'RG09' when booking online.

The Rough Guide to Devon & Cornwall is the insider's handbook to one of the most beautiful and diverse holiday destinations in the UK.

Features include:

• Full-colour section showcasing the highlights of the region.
• Expert accounts of all the major sights, from the wild expanses of Dartmoor to the Eden Project, and from the craggy coast of North Cornwall to the Tate St Ives.
• Critical reviews of the best restaurants, pubs and hotels, whatever your budget.
• Informed background on the region's history, art, literature and wildlife.
• Practical advice on walking the South West Coast Path, exploring cycle routes, and where to head when the surf is up.
• Maps and plans for every area.

For more information click here

Terms and conditions: Valid for bookings made before 31st March 2009 for holidays taken between 1–23 May 2009. Promotional code 'RG09' must be used in order to claim your free book. This off er cannot be exchanged for cash, or used in conjunction with any other promotion or discount. Books will be despatched after 31st March 2009.

Holiday Cottages in Mevagissey

Named after two Irish saints, St Meva and St Issey, the South Cornish village of Mevagissey nestles in a small valley near the centre of east-facing Mevagissey Bay.

Mevagissey is an attractive old town with many narrow streets winding past traditional buildings. There are plenty of gift shops, craft workshops, galleries, cafe's and pubs and more to explore.

Once the centre of Cornwalls pilchard fishing industry, a fleet of working fishing boats still venture out most days from the harbour. Fishing trips can be taken from Mevagissey’s harbour including deep sea angling, mackerel and shark fishing. And why not enjoy the summer weather by taking a ferry from Mevagissey to the nearby port of Fowey.

The focal point of Mevagissey is, of course, the harbour which is flanked by hills. Climb Polkirt Hill for lovely views over the town's switchback streets, the harbour and the yachting pool. Further out you can see the golden sands of Polstreath Beach and St Austell Bay. To the south is the inlet sheltering Portmellon Beach and the south west coast path over Chapel Point to Gorran Haven. Much of the coastline on either side of Mevagissey is owned by The National Trust.

If you want to hit the beach then Mevagissey is a great holiday base with numerous sandy coves dotted along the coastline including Polstreath, Caerhays and Gorran Haven, all within a few miles of Mevagissey.

Mevagissey is well placed to explore most of Cornwall, being situated centrally on the South Cornwall coast. The Eden Project is only 7 miles from Mevagissey, while the Lost Gardens of Heligan are very close by. Other attractions within easy reach from Mevagissey include Caerhays Castle, The World of Model Railways, Mevagissey Harbour Aquarium and Mevagissey Museum.

Visit the Mevagissey Holiday Cottages website now