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« The incredible welcome started before we even arrived, with excellent communication from the owner before our stay and on the day of our arrival. Charles is really friendly and knowledgeable - he always made time to answer all our questions and give us superb recommendations about where to go and eat. The yurts are beautiful and comfortable. As a family of 5, there was plenty of room for us all and our bags etc. The children loved the fire pit (we had some great barbecues and toasted...

« Charlie owner and manager is fab.The Yurt was comfortable we had an excellent time »

« The place was really peaceful and it was more beautiful than we had expected. The stay was lovely and the host are so nice and helpful. My wife didn’t wanted to leave the place. I definitely recommend it and will visit again »

« Back to reality with a manic first week since our October half term break, we definitely realised how much the Beach House at Smugglers Cove was such the perfect place to get away to enjoy a much needed change of pace and scenery. Beach House was perfectly located and set up with great access to the beach, scenic walks and amazing views. The house was more than comfortable for two families, with the different living areas and gated deck/lawn areas making for a very family- and dog- friendly...

« Location was lovely. Driveway was very difficult to manoeuvre in and out of The garden was really just patios - not ideal for dogs Upstairs bedroom ceiling hight was ludicrously low - my wife is 5' 2" and even she was bringing her head »

« Really enjoyed our stay at Harbour Lights. Amazing location overlooking the beach and harbour. Our favourite thing was to take the short walk down to the beach, swim in the sea and then back to the hot tub... magical! Also enjoyed the short stroll into Charlestown to the Pier House and many restaurants around the harbour (Charlestown Fish, Dough Buoys, HBQ are all good). Then there is the Coastal Path which goes from outside the property. Going east up the hill is a great walk, but going west...