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Self-catering Holiday Cottages near Croyde

Croyde holiday cottages are a stone’s throw from a spectacular beach, where surfing, sunbathing and swimming can be enjoyed. The village of Croyde lies on a wild stretch of the North Devon coast, a few miles north of the market town of Barnstaple. Croyde self-catering holidays are popular among visitors who want to make the most of the region’s rugged coast, rolling hills and wooded valleys. The South West Coast Path runs through the village, crossing towering clifftops while providing breathtaking views across the Atlantic Ocean, toward Lundy Island.  The path runs south, to Saunton Sands and the Taw estuary, and north to Woolacombe, Lee and the Victorian resort of Ilfracombe.

Croyde Holiday Cottages

Most holiday cottages in Croyde are in the village centre, where a gentle stream meanders past a graceful church and rows of historic, thatched homes. There is a small grocery selling a variety of local produce, and a scattering of cafes and restaurants. Staying at a holiday cottage in Croyde is the perfect way to enjoy a coastal holiday, the beautiful beach is a short walk away and is popular amount surfers all year round.

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Rowan holiday cottage Croyde
Rowan
Rowan

Croyde

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Devon

Rowan Cottage sleeps 4 people in 2 bedrooms in the center of Croyde. This dog-friendly cottage in Croyde is the perfect coastal holiday home, walking distance to the beach perfect for early morning walks or sunset escapes.

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Putts Cottage holiday cottage Saunton
Putts Cottage
Putts Cottage

Braunton

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Devon

Braunton is just up the road and packed with wonderful pubs, cafes, restaurants and trendy shops.

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Seashore Cottage holiday cottage Croyde
Seashore Cottage
Seashore Cottage

Croyde

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Devon

Seashore Cottage sleeps 5 people in 3 bedrooms with private parking for 1 car and a patio area to enjoy the warm midday sun. Walking distance to the beach and just down the road from the centre of the village the perfect holiday is on your doorstep.

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Dianas Dog Friendly Holiday Cottage Braunton, Devon - Sleeps 5
Diana's Cottage
Diana's Cottage

Braunton

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Devon

Situated on the outskirts of Braunton in North Devon is Diana's Cottage, a quirky, two bedroom holiday cottage accommodating up to five guests. The recently renovated dog friendly cottage is located on a private estate and benefits from a large private garden.

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the root house holiday cottage croyde
The Root House
The Root House

Croyde

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Devon

The Root House is a thatched cottage recently renovated to a high standard offer luxury self-catering accommodation near Croyde Bay for 6 people in 3 bedrooms with a private hot tub & parking for 2 cars. Enjoy luxury relaxation throughout for coastal holiday in Croyde.

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Sunset Beach Holiday Cottage Croyde, Devon - Sleeps 8
Sunset Beach
Sunset Beach

Croyde

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Devon

Sunset Beach is a wonderful four bedroom holiday home sleeping up to eight guests. The house is located in the popular seaside resort of Croyde in North Devon, which has an excellent range of pubs and shops, as well as a wonderful family friendly beach, which is within easy walking distance of Sunset Beach.

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Sole Bay holiday cottage Croyde
Sole Bay
Sole Bay

Croyde

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Devon

Croyde has become one of the trendiest villages in the UK. Popular amongst surfers who frequent the lovely beach but also popular amongst families as well. The village is crammed with lively pubs like The Thatch and Billy Buds and some great restaurants for some top cuisine. There are some lovely walks out of the village towards Baggy Point and around the headland to Woolacombe.

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Oyster Cove Dog Friendly Holiday Cottage Croyde, Devon - Sleeps 8
Oyster Cove
Oyster Cove

Croyde

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Devon

Oyster Cove is a pet friendly, three bedroom self-catering cottage that can sleep up to eight, and is situated in the heart of the beautiful village of Croyde, North Devon. Oyster Cove is within easy walking distance of the village, as well as its golden beach, which is popular with both families and water sport enthusiasts.

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Braunton Farmhouse Dog Friendly Holiday Cottage Braunton, Devon - Sleeps 10
Braunton Farmhouse
Braunton Farmhouse

Braunton

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Devon

Braunton Farmhouse is a large five bedroom holiday home sleeping up to 10 guests. The dog friendly holiday home enjoys a peaceful, countryside setting on the edge of Braunton, a popular North Devon village, which is known as the gateway to North Devon's golden coastline home to some of the UK's best beaches.

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Barton Rock holiday cottage Braunton
Barton Rock
Barton Rock

Braunton

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Devon

Barton Rock is a large and luxury contemporary holiday home on the outskirts of Braunton only a short drive from popular beaches Croyde and Woolacombe. The open-plan ground floor is spacious and light with access to the private fenced garden, outdoor furniture and private hot tub. Each bedroom has an en-suite and there is a game room to entertain the kids.

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Family Friendly Croyde Holiday Cottage Lets and Rentals

Croyde holiday lets are also within walking distance of three cosy pubs – the Thatch, the Manor House, and Billy Budd’s, where local ales and great food can be enjoyed. On the doorstep of holiday cottages in Croyde, the beach is a stunning sweep of sand and rock, framed by a pair of jagged headlands and backed by grassy dunes. There is loads of space for sunbathing and building sandcastles, and lifeguards maintain safety during the summer months. Croyde is one of the UK’s best surf spots, producing long, barreling beach-break waves in the right conditions. For beginners staying in Croyde holiday rentals, there are a couple of good surf shops in the village, where boards and wetsuits can be hired. At the northern end of the beach, Baggy Point is managed by the National Trust and home to a lovely tearoom with views across the bay. Croyde holiday homes are close to many of North Devon’s best attractions. Family friendly Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park is nearby, with wolves, lions and an incredible collection of animatronic dinosaurs. Marwood Hill Gardens, Watermouth Castle and Exmoor National Park are all a short drive from cottages to rent in Croyde.

What Makes Our Croyde Holiday Cottages So Special?

• Sandy beaches near Croyde holiday cottages to rent

• Great surfing conditions at Croyde Beach

• Set in a region of great natural beauty, with farmland, woods and valleys to explore

• South West Coast Path on the doorstep of your holiday home in Croyde

• Pubs, cafes and restaurants in the village centre

• Spectacular views across the Atlantic, toward Lundy Island

• Street food stands, such as Lola’s Wings

• Beautiful architecture, including historic thatched cottages and Croyde Baptist Church

• Wild landscapes of Exmoor National Park a scenic drive westward from holiday cottages in Croyde

• Near the charming market town of Barnstaple, and the resorts of Ilfracombe and Combe Martin

What is There to Do on a Croyde Self-Catering Holidays?

• Hire equipment from one of the village’s surf shops and catch a few waves.

• Hunt for crabs in the rockpools at Croyde Beach when the tide is low.

• Take a stroll to the coast from your holiday home in Croyde and enjoy a walk around Croyde Bay.

• Treat yourself to tea and a slice of homemade cake at the National Trust café, at Baggy Point.

• Watch the sun set with cocktails on the terrace at Blue Groove.

• Enjoy a hearty pub meal and a pint of ale at The Thatch, on Hobb’s Hill.

• Book a day of horse-riding at Roylands Riding Stables.

• Explore the neigbouring villages and sandy beaches of Woolacombe and Saunton Sands, both a short drive or walk from Croyde cottages to rent.

• Look out for seals and dolphins while hiking on the South West Coast Path.

• Watch live music at the annual Ocean Fest.

• Eat at one of the street food stands which serve food at Croyde during the summer months.

• Visit the Tunnels Beaches and Damien Hirst’s Verity Statue in the seaside town of Ilfracombe.

• Shop for local produce in the market town of Barnstaple, a few miles south of Croyde holiday homes.

Places to stay in Croyde on a Self-Catering Holiday?

• Choose a property from our selection of Croyde holiday lets.

• Browse our Croyde holiday cottages dog-friendly selection.

Our Dog Friendly Croyde Cottages are Near the Beach

Thanks to the village’s modest size, letting a cottage in Croyde guarantees being near the coast. Croyde Bay is a spectacular sweep of sand and rock, with plenty of space for building sandcastles, sunbathing and hunting for crabs in the rockpools at low tide. The beach is backed by grassy dunes, and framed by the craggy cliffs of Down End and Baggy Point. Many surfers rent cottages in the area, due to the renowned waves which can often be found at the beach. In the right conditions, reef-breaks and hollow beach break waves are available for experienced surfers, although the bay also produces great waves for learners, particularly during the summer months. There are a number of reputable surf schools, including Walking on Waves and Croyde Surf Academy. There are a number of dog friendly Croyde holiday cottages that are also within walking distance from the beach and a number of good pub and surf shops where boards and wetsuits can be bought or hired, including Ralph’s and the Little Pink Shop.

Where to Eat and Drink Near our Selection of Cottages to Rent in Croyde

There are a variety of good places to eat and drink in the village, within walking distance of Croyde holiday cottages to rent. The Drop In is a popular kiosk for a pre or post-surf coffee, on Down Lane, at the southern end of the beach. On the opposite side of the bay, at Baggy Point, Sandleigh Tea Room and Garden is the place to go for homemade cake and tea, with spectacular sea views. Coffee Point, May Cottage Tea Rooms, and The Old Cream Shop and Tea Garden are all popular among locals and visitors staying in Croyde cottages to rent. Billy Budd’s on Hobb’s Hill is a lively pub serving good beers, burgers and pizza. Nearby, The Thatch is a traditional, family-friendly inn with an extensive menu of pub classics. Also located on Hobb’s Hill, Blue Groove serves cocktails and delicious food, prepared with fresh, local ingredients. In the neighbouring village of Georgeham, there are two cosy, old pubs, The Rock Inn and the King’s Arms, both of which are known for serving excellent food. A short drive or scenic walk from holiday cottages to rent in Croyde, Devon, there are a variety of pubs and cafes in Woolacombe, many of which are on the seafront, with far-reaching views along the coast. Saunton Sands Hotel is a lovely spot for a coffee or bite to eat, overlooking the surf. Street food stands can often be found in Croyde during the summer, including Lola’s Wings.

Where to Shop Near Your Croyde Holiday Home Rental?

Croyde Village Shop and Post Office sells groceries, newspapers and buckets and spades. Within walking distance of Croyde holiday lets, it is located in the centre of the village and sells a good range of local produce. There is another grocery in the neigbouring village of Georgeham, and a slightly bigger one in Woolacombe. The nearest supermarkets to Croyde holiday homes are in the village of Braunton, where there is a Co-Op and a Tesco Superstore. A little further afield, the market town of Barnstaple has a range of independent shops, while Ilfracombe is home to galleries and gift shops.

Other Places to Visit While Renting Your Croyde Holiday Cottage

Cottages to rent in Croyde are near many of North Devon’s best attractions. A scenic drive eastward from the village, Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park is a great family day out, with lions, wolves and animatronic dinosaurs hiding in the woods. Watermouth Castle is another family-friendly attraction in North Devon, with rides and gardens to explore. There are many historic sites in the area, including Marwood Hill Gardens, where 20 acres of beautiful grounds await discovery. The seaside town of Ilfracombe is a short drive eastward from Croyde cottages to rent, with elegant Victorian architecture and a range of independent shops. The town is home to a variety of attractions, including the Tunnels Beaches, an excellent aquarium, and the artist Damien Hirst’s Verity sculpture, located at the Quay, overlooking the waves. Further east, Exmoor National Park is a wild expanse of moors, wooded valleys and rocky coast, frequented by wild ponies and deer. The park is a paradise for long walks and wildlife-watching, and is scattered with pretty villages, including Lynton, Lynmouth, Simonsbath and Porlock. South of Croyde holiday cottages, the pretty market towns of Barnstaple and Bideford are well worth a visit. To their west, you will discover the picturesque fishing village of Clovelly, where a tangle of narrow lanes descends to an ancient harbour and rocky bay. Nearby, hidden coves and towering clifftop walks can be discovered on the rugged and remote Hartland Peninsula.

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