Saltash Holidays

This remarkably preserved Tudor manor showcases original tapestries and antique furnishings amid medieval architecture. Wander through terraced gardens to Cotehele Quay where the historic sailing barge 'Shamrock' awaits.

Port Eliot House blends medieval monastic remnants with Georgian elegance amid Humphry Repton's landscaped gardens. Book a limited house tour to admire the Round Room's unique murals and enjoy estuary views.

This 20-meter carbon fibre Celtic cross marks Cornwall's gateway, glowing copper against the sky. Stroll through Elwell Woods afterwards to enjoy panoramic views over the River Tamar.

Designed by Jack Nicklaus as his first European course, St. Mellion's challenging Signature Course winds through Cornish countryside. Experience world-class golf followed by rejuvenation at the estate's luxury spa.

Stroll along the River Tamar at Saltash Waterside, where historic bridges frame stunning views. Visit the Union Inn for refreshments and live jazz while watching boats bob in the harbour.

Step into Tudor history at this 1480s cottage, once home to Sir Francis Drake's first wife. Explore period rooms and the Elizabethan garden overlooking the River Tamar.

This historic public building in Saltash serves as the Town Council's home and a versatile community venue. Its well-equipped rooms host exhibitions to family celebrations with full disabled access.

Step back in time at Elliott's Grocery Store Museum, a preserved 1970s English shop with original fixtures and products. Explore nostalgic retail history while chatting with volunteers about the Elliott family legacy.