The Headland Hotel in North Cornwall has its own Surf Sanctuary on Fistral Beach offering surf classes, coasteering, kite surfing and stand-up paddle boarding.
Thurlestone in South Devon, has been family-owned since 1896 and offers everything from tennis to face-painting during the school holidays. For mind-blowing sunsets and seafood stay at Airds in Port Appin, Western Scotland, or head to Seaham Hall to explore the unspoilt Durham Heritage coast. In Sussex, Bailiffscourt is moments from Climping Beach and The Nare boasts a prime spot on Cornwall’s Roseland Peninsula.
All our member hotels offer something unique, but if you’re looking to sample the sea breeze and take a stroll along the coast then the hotels listed below will be perfect for you.
Climping Street, Climping, Nr. Arundel, Sussex, BN17 5RW.
Gothic mullioned windows wink through the trees along the approach to Bailiffscourt. As you walk under gnarled 15th-century beams you can sense the dignity of the Middle Ages.
Stylish, elegant and unique The Headland Hotel & Spa is a luxury five-star hotel in Newquay with private self-catering cottages set upon an exclusive clifftop overlooking Fistral Bay.
The Nare is a luxury 5 star country house hotel by the sea. The hotel is situated in a stunning rural location with panoramic sea views over Carne Beach. Renowned for its comfort and high standard of traditional service, The Nare is ideal for a relaxing holiday at any time of the year and for exploring the picturesque coastline on the Roseland Peninsula – an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Owned and run by the Grose family since 1896, Thurlestone is more than a family concern, it’s a family passion, with every generation adding to the special identity and amenities that keep the hotel in a class of its own.
Dating back to 1791, the iconic Seaham Hall, home to the award-winning Serenity Spa, is just 30 minutes’ drive from the captivating city of Durham.
Located amid some of the most beautiful scenery in the UK, Airds provides an intimate and sophisticated base for exploring the west coast of Scotland.
Glenapp Castle is a wonderful hidden hotel just waiting to be discovered. This stunning Scottish property provides the perfect spot to be inspired, to reflect and to recharge – the perfect retreat, whether on your own or with a party of friends.
Sails mainly from Oban with some departures from Greenock and Invergordon.
For the many devotees of this very special little cruise ship, exploring from the sea is the best way to experience the beauty of Scotland.
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