Self Catering Accommodation, Cadgwith, The Lizard, Cornwall

Originally titled "The Big Catch" and filmed in and around Cadgwith and the surrounding area, Monty Halls' "The Fisherman's Apprentice" tells the story of our inshore fishermen's struggle for economic survival.

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The book to accompany the BBC2 series is available for order from most good retailers.

The Coach House...

Situated in over 2 acres of land above Cadgwith Cove on Cornwall's stunning Lizard Peninsula, The Coach House offers a variety of self catering accommodation ranging from unusual and intimate period railway carriages to modern 2 bedroom cottage-style accommodation.

On Arrival...

Enjoy a relaxing complimentary cream tea or bottle of champagne on arrival before setting off over the stream to explore the Devil's Frying Pan, the coastal path and Cadgwith Cove itself - each only a few minutes walk from the property.

Alternatively, you can simply enjoy the gardens and feed the pygmy goats!

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Champagne or Cornish Cream Tea...

Just let us know which you would prefer when booking!

The complimentary cream tea option includes milk and cream from the local Gwavas dairy farm.

Cadgwith Cove...

Located on the Lizard Peninsula, close to mainland Britain's most southerly point, Cadgwith Cove is everything you would expect from a working Cornish fishing village. A stream trips down past whitewashed thatched cottages to the main fishing beach where boats land crab, lobster, mackerel, mullet and shark.

With live folk/acoustic music on Tuesday nights and traditional singing on Friday nights, the Cadgwith Cove Inn is warm and welcoming - and within walking distance of the property.

The Old Cellars licenced restaurant is open all day offering anything from teas and coffees to a full meal.

There are also gift shops, fresh fish for sale and a swimming beach.

Explore...

Head out along the coast path, past the Devil's Frying Pan towards Lizard Point and - for those with longer legs (or car keys) - take a trip to Kynance Cove and enjoy a relaxing lunch at the Kynance cafe surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery Cornwall and the UK has to offer.