The perfect holiday spot for couples and families alike, a trip to Praa Sands Holiday Park is the ultimate relaxing getaway. Leave the stresses of everyday life behind and unwind in your gorgeous natural setting, breathing in the fresh air and soaking up the peaceful countryside views. If you’re after a spot of R&R, then spend some time in the on-site spa pool and steam room - you’ll feel like a new person when you leave. If you can’t face skipping out on your fitness schedule, then the park’s swimming pool and gym await, while those with still more energy to spare can head out for a jog in the local area. Keen golfers will be delighted to hear that the park comes complete with an excellent nine hole golf course, while the little ones will love the extensive children’s playing area. Sports addicts will be thrilled with the Boathouse Bar, which shows both Sky Sports and BT Sports - meaning you won’t miss any important matches while you’re away. If you were worrying about leaving the pooch at home then don’t fear: the park is completely dog-friendly, so your four-legged friend won’t have to miss out on any of the fun. And, with stunning beaches just three miles away and plenty of beautiful countryside surrounding the park, there’ll be plenty of opportunities for adventures together.

With its long sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and picturesque seaside towns, the county of Cornwall has long been a favourite with holidaymakers from all over the world. Situated close to Praa Sands, one of the prettiest beaches in Cornwall, and just a 20-minute drive from the vibrant seaside town of Penzance, Praa Sands Holiday Village is the ideal location for your Cornish getaway. What’s more, it’s the perfect base for exploring some of Cornwall's key attractions, including Land’s End, Mousehole, St Michael’s Mount and picture-perfect town of St Ives. Those in search of a slower way of life will adore the sleepy little villages and cosy country pubs scattered across the South West coast. Rub shoulders with the locals over a pint or two, or else get your hands on some delicious fresh produce at one of the many farmer’s markets in the area. If you’re into your walking, then you’ll be raring to get out and explore the surrounding countryside. Pack your day-sack with plenty of provisions and strike out inland or along the coast, marvelling at the beauty of the landscape and friendliness of the locals as you pass by. As well as being endowed with natural beauty, the local landscape is also steeped in history, myth and romance. With a wealth of majestic castles, imposing fortresses and hilltop towers, it’s not hard to see how the legends of King Arthur and the wizard Merlin were born in this very area.