Select Cornwall

  • Home
  • Select Cornwall

Select Cornwall Select Cornwall Ltd is the number one holiday bookings website in Cornwall. With our easy to use webs
(2557)

If you are looking to holiday in Cornwall we have all types of properties available for you, from Yurts to Cottages. Our easy to navigate website is perfect for you to find the right accommodation for you. Likewise for property owners, its never been easier for you to add your property, and manage your bookings all in one place. Simply visit our website www.selectcornwall.co.uk and click login at the top of the website to get going!

15/06/2026

Which two are you picking?👀

11/06/2026

Ranked no.26 on Europe’s Top 50 Beaches list 😯

This Cornish cove is the only Cornwall representation on this list (voted on by 1000 travel experts) - do we think any others should have made the cut?

📍Kynance Cove

2 pubs are forced to close in Britain every day, and today they're in Cornwall 🍺'The Who'd Have Thought It' in St Domini...
10/06/2026

2 pubs are forced to close in Britain every day, and today they're in Cornwall 🍺

'The Who'd Have Thought It' in St Dominick, and its sister pub, 'The Rifle Volunteer' in St Ann's Chapel, have both poured their last pints today.

Paul and Emma Tarplee have had 12 years of trading between the 2 pubs, which have been the social anchor of two East Cornwall villages.

The current financial climate has made it impossible to keep running the pubs in the way they're proud to provide, and this is happening across the country every day!

In the first three months of 2026 alone, 161 pubs closed across England, Scotland and Wales. That's almost two every single day. 2,400 jobs gone in 90 days. A 26% increase on the same quarter last year.

Energy costs. Staff costs. Beer duty. Business rates. The cost-of-living crisis that hit hospitality first and hardest. The slow, quiet maths of running a Cornish country pub in 2026 simply doesn't add up for a lot of people anymore.

If you have a favourite Cornish pub of your own — the one you go to regularly (or if you're just visiting - every trip) — be sure to show them your support when you can!

08/06/2026

Looks like Bali, but it’s only 6 miles from St Austell 🤯

Gylly beach in Falmouth BEFORE vs AFTER the big hotel build! 😯
06/06/2026

Gylly beach in Falmouth BEFORE vs AFTER the big hotel build! 😯

A Londoner parked his Tesla on a Cornish beach and told locals to 'f**k off'! 😯On Tuesday last week, a man from London d...
01/06/2026

A Londoner parked his Tesla on a Cornish beach and told locals to 'f**k off'! 😯

On Tuesday last week, a man from London drove his Tesla onto Tregirls beach near Padstow, ended up getting stuck for 4 hours, and told locals to 'f**k off' when locals told him he couldn't park there 🚗

One beach goer said "He was also shouting at an older lady who told him to move the car from the beach" - reports Cornwall Live (photo via the CL website).

We've seen some silly parking in Cornwall but this is definitely up there!

⚠️The Bedruthan cliff rescue involving 4 coastguard teams, 1 rescue helicopter, 1 lifeboat and 2 climbers stuck 80 feet ...
31/05/2026

⚠️The Bedruthan cliff rescue involving 4 coastguard teams, 1 rescue helicopter, 1 lifeboat and 2 climbers stuck 80 feet up a 180-foot cliff at Bedruthan.

On Tuesday evening, 7:38pm, the call went out: two people stuck part-way up the cliff face near Pentire Point, Bedruthan Steps.
Unable to climb up. Unable to climb down. Halfway up one of the most photographed stretches of coastline in the country.

When the Padstow coastguard team arrived on scene, they found the climbers roughly 80 feet up the 180-foot cliff face, but with one detail that turned a standard rescue into a tactical problem. They were positioned directly underneath a large overhang of loose rock and slate.

A helicopter winch from above was off the table. Any attempt to lift them straight up would have risked sending the rockfall down with them.

So instead, the incredible team set up two technical rope rescue systems from the cliff top. Rope rescue technicians were lowered DOWN to the climbers, one by one, and brought them all the way to the beach below, not up. Padstow Lifeboat stood offshore in case they were needed.

Once everyone was safely on the sand, Rescue Helicopter 924 came in low and winched the casualties and the rescue technicians UP from the beach into the aircraft. From there, it was straight to Newquay Airport.

The two climbers thankfully walked away, down to the amazing HM Coastguard and rescue teams!

Properly extraordinary work 👏🏼

29/05/2026

This Cornish fishing cove was worth the walk 😍⚓️🐟

A quintessentially Cornish, tiny village at the edge of The Lizard peninsula - absolutely breathtaking!

Have you ever stumbled upon this place?

28/05/2026

Is this the UK’s most iconic landmark? 😯

What do you think?

26/05/2026

What Cornwall looks like on the hottest May day on record! 🥵🌞 what is it like where you are?

Address

Porth

TR84JL

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Select Cornwall posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Select Cornwall:

  • Want your business to be the top-listed Media Company?

Share