Haverigg Holiday Cottages

Haverigg Cottages

Cumbria

Shipwreck Cottage

Ref: S274480

Reviews 17

Haverigg is a village on the south-west coast of Cumbria, England, lying at the mouth of the Duddon Estuary. Haverigg has a lovely Blue Flag awarded beach and access to a seawall with a lighthouse, which protects Hodbarrow Lagoon, part of...

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The Lookout

Ref: S425599

Reviews 21

Located near the opening of the Duddon Estuary, an important habitat for birds and other species, Haverigg is a settlement in Cumbria, England, which was traditionally part of Cumberland. Blue Flag beaches may be found at Haverigg. Hodbarrow...

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Raceside Cottage

Ref: S3611

Reviews 70

Kirksanton is a small hamlet which boasts a scattering of cottages, farm dwellings and a traditional village pub. There are coastal walks, a beach, towering peaks and valleys to be enjoyed nearby.

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The Coach House - Steel Green

Ref: S841629

Reviews 1

Nestled near the picturesque Lake District National Park, Millom provides a serene getaway from the bustling tourist hubs while offering equally stunning scenery. Just 5 miles away lies Black Combe, a challenging hiking destination rewarding...

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2 Bed Cottage in Millom

Ref: S810113

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 double with single bed, 1 double - 1 bathroom with shower over the bath and WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, and dishwasher - TV in lounge and master...

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The Lookout

Ref: S523658

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Apartment 2 West County by Prestige Properties SA

Ref: S974336

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Raceside Cottage

Ref: S1002881

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Shipwreck Cottage

Ref: S327072

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Sea View Cottage Lake District coast Haverigg

Ref: S331971

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Serenity

Ref: S1010102

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Delightful 3 bedroom Cottage in Haverigg

Ref: S1057463

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LakeDistrict Poolside by Sleepy

Ref: S1024864

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Superb Victorian Townhouse

Ref: S1045017

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Orange View by Prestige Properties SA

Ref: S981754

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The Coach House - Steel Green

Ref: S983078

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Haverigg Holiday Cottages

Those seeking tranquillity in stunning surroundings won’t find better than the seaside fishing village of Haverigg, tucked away on the north west coast of England just south from the town of Millom, on the Duddon Estuary.

A haven for breeding terns and wading birds, holiday cottages in Haverigg are especially popular with birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts, and the nearby Hodbarrow RSPB reserve certainly won’t disappoint. The quiet Blue Flag beach is vast and safe for children and families, with adventure play equipment dotted along the seafront. The village itself is home to several shops and pubs for visitors and locals alike: chat with residents as you sit and wile away the evening hours with a drink. Art enthusiasts will also enjoy Haverigg – an impressive 7 tonne sculpture named ‘Escape To Light’ can be found at the Haverigg Inshore Rescue Station, having been relocated from Rydal Hall Gardens.

With thousands of holiday cottages across the UK on Snaptrip to choose from, our best price guarantee means that you won’t find a better deal on your holiday anywhere else. Our customer service team are just a quick email away, should you have any questions.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Danny - Verified booking

I feel compelled to share my recent experience at Shipwreck Cottage in Haverigg, not as a critique, but as a sincere warning to potential guests.

Our stay at this property was nothing short of a nightmare, and I genuinely believe that others should be spared from what we endured. From the moment we arrived, it was clear that this property has some serious issues that go beyond a mere bad day. The most egregious problem was the state of the jacuzzi. It was contaminated with black mould and bacteria, rendering it unsightly and a serious health hazard. Despite bringing this matter to the property ownerâs and Sykes Holiday Cottagesâ attention, they failed to address the underlying issue. Superficial "cleaning" only masked the problem, leaving us to wonder about the true safety and cleanliness of this property's amenities. But the issues didn't stop there. The lack of safety notices is a cause for great concern. My wife had a terrifying encounter when the dining room airer fell and hit her on the head. We were given no warning about any potential risks associated with the use of this equipment, leaving us to question the property ownerâs commitment to guest safety. Perhaps the most disappointing aspect of our stay was the owners and Sykes unyielding stance on their no-refund policy. Even in the face of such severe issues, they refused to consider any compensation for the inconvenience, health concerns, and overall disappointment that marred our holiday. In summary, my advice is clear: stay far away from Shipwreck Cottage in Haverigg. Our experience was nothing short of a disaster, and it's evident that this property owner and Sykes prioritise greed and profiteering over the well-being and satisfaction of their guests. There are countless other accommodations in the area that offer both quality and safety, and I implore you to explore those options instead. Your holiday should be a time of relaxation and enjoyment; you should never have to worry about your health and safety being compromised. Learn from our unfortunate experience and choose a different place to stay.

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Fiona - Verified booking

Beautifully decorated and super clean - but this is not a cottage, it is a basement flat.

We would never have booked it if we'd understood that from the description given on the website. The flat is built into the hill beneath the hosts' busy home and the two bedrooms are dark and cold - they did provide a dehumidifier for the damp in one of them and extra blankets which were needed in AUGUST when we visited, though our daughter still had to sleep in her fleece it was so cold. As both bedrooms are partially underground they have very little natural light and only one small window in one wall above head height - which opened at foot level of the hostsâ own garden so we had to keep the blind shut as youâre completely overlooked. Same at the front of the flat where you're eye level with the hub caps of up to 4 vans and cars parked right outside coming and going daily during our visit - until the second week when the hosts asked us to park in the next street so they could resurface the driveway for the next 2 days. Clearly work that had been planned in advance and should have been forewarned when booking. There were positives: lovely shower room, big squishy sofas, really well equipped kitchen and cakes, milk and eggs provided on arrival. Sadly this did not make up for the misleading description which does not make clear that this is a basement flat and there was no privacy or peace and quiet - which was what we really wanted. The hosts did say when we arrived that they had family staying with them but I'm not sure they realise that every footstep, toilet flush and children running up and down goes straight through the ceiling into the flat below. If you are used to people walking around above you and donât mind people walking up and down right outside every window, youâll be fine. We were very disappointed and had we not endured a 400 mile drive to the property would not have stayed after seeing what it really is when we arrived.

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Katherine - Verified booking

As per previous listings, we arrived to a very cold property.

The heating was set to off, and it took all night to heat up the property adequately. It felt as if the property hadnât been heated for a while. The bedding felt cold that it almost felt damp. The house if beautiful and itâs such a shame little things like no welcome basket and no heating set your impression on arrival. Key safe is also very old and hard to read. It needs a new one. There was a Xmas gift left for the owners we assume, that had been there a while, as well as post. This should be removed by the maintenance and should not be there for guests to see. We would return, but I do have concerns about damp in the property due to its incredible sea front location. We didnât use the lower bedroom, but itâs clearly damp with paint flaking off all round the patio door and the curtains had been pulled down at some point and put back up wonky. This room smelt damp, luckily we didnât need to use it. The main lounge is superb. Views to die for, but again, visible damp round the bifold doors. We didnât dare open these due to the weather. The sun room would also be lovely in summer, but far too windy and cold to use it. Damp signs again where paint is coming off on the landing. Such a lovely property it would be a shame that lack of heating is adding to the damp that being on the coast inevitably creates. We left 2 days early due to the weather but nothing to do with the property. A lot of investment has been spent, would be a shame if proper maintenance affected this

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Howard - Verified booking

This was our second visit to Raceside Cottage, and the facilities have improved since last year.

Two new 2 seater sofas and a large screen TV are added facilities. The accommodation is very spacious and it is very well equipped throughout. Beds seem to creak a lot, but they are actually very comfy. The property is always very clean on arrival, and the welcome gift of home baked fresh cream cup cakes from the host, Viv, are delicious. The local pub, the King Billy is still closed for refurbishment, but it is currently set up at nearby Brockwood Hall, a 10 minute drive away, and itâs worth the short drive. Also recommend the Brown Cow and Bridge Inn for meals out. Easy walk down to the local beach via a level farm track, or the short drive to Silecroft (pebble) or Haverigg (sand). You are away from the main tourist traps of the Lake District, but Coniston Water and Muncaster Castle are less than 45 minutes away. Highly recommend a train trip on the Cumbrian Coast line from Millom or Silecroft up to St Bees (10 min walk to large sandy beach). The train line literally hugs the coast for most of the journey (hourly service both ways). As it was our second visit, you can guess we wouldnât have gone back if we didnât like it.

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Linda - Verified booking

Raceside is an extremely well equipped cottage in a beautiful, quiet location.

The cottage was cleaned to high standard and on arrival the owner had left delicious homemade cakes, milk and eggs. The whole cottage was very comfortable and well maintained. There is a lovely seating area outside, shared use of the owner's garden and ample parking. The beach is a pleasant walk, taking about 20 minutes down quiet tracks. At low tide, the beach is a vast sandy beach with beautiful views of the mountains and you normally have it all to yourself! My dogs absolutely loved it. Silecroft beach is the next beach along, which is a short 5 minutes drive, again it is beautiful sand at low tide, with toilets, cafe and free parking. The cottage is well situated for visiting Wastwater and the high fells, Eskdale and also Coniston is within easy reach. There is a pub, just a couple of minutes walk from the cottage that serves food and the small town of Millom is a 5 minute drive, offering a few shops, pharmacy and takeaways. The owners are extremely friendly and helpful. This is my second stay in this cottage and would definitely recommend it for quiet break in stunning surroundings.

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Things to do near Haverigg

Lakeland Motor Museum

This museum chronicles the history of motoring and is a marvellous homage to the internal combustion engine, housed in a converted mill.

South Lakes Safari Zoo

South Lakes Safari Zoo in Cumbria is a fantastic day out for families and animal lovers. The zoo is home to over 1,000 animals, including tigers, giraffes, and penguins. Visitors can get up close and personal with many of the animals and even hand-feed some of them. The zoo also offers a range of educational talks and experiences. Address: Melton Terrace, Lindal-in-Furness, Dalton-in-Furness LA12 0LU

Lakes Aquarium

Family-friendly lakeside aquarium on Lake Windermere in the Lake District. See rock pools, fish, otters, crabs and seahorses.

Muncaster Castle

Muncaster Castle is an historic haunted building, surrounded by tranquil Himalayan gardens and bluebell woods. It overlooks the beautiful Eskdale Valley and the river Esk and is a short drive from Ravenglass town, for which it may have acted as a fort in the past. The Pennington family owns the Castle and they have lived at Muncaster for at least 800 years.

Holiday Cottages in Haverigg

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Haverigg Cottages

Cumbria

Shipwreck Cottage

Ref: S274480

Reviews 17

Cumbria

The Lookout

Ref: S425599

Reviews 21

Cumbria

Raceside Cottage

Ref: S3611

Reviews 70

Cumbria

The Coach House - Steel Green

Ref: S841629

Reviews 1

Cumbria

2 Bed Cottage in Millom

Ref: S810113

Cumbria

The Lookout

Ref: S523658

Cumbria

Apartment 2 West County by Prestige Properties SA

Ref: S974336

Cumbria

Raceside Cottage

Ref: S1002881

Cumbria

Shipwreck Cottage

Ref: S327072

Cumbria

Sea View Cottage Lake District coast Haverigg

Ref: S331971

Cumbria

Serenity

Ref: S1010102

Cumbria

Delightful 3 bedroom Cottage in Haverigg

Ref: S1057463

Cumbria

LakeDistrict Poolside by Sleepy

Ref: S1024864

Cumbria

Superb Victorian Townhouse

Ref: S1045017

Cumbria

Orange View by Prestige Properties SA

Ref: S981754

Cumbria

The Coach House - Steel Green

Ref: S983078