Compass Quay Coastal Holidays believe that personal touch with guests and homeowners is key to our success, whether it be assistance to help you choose your perfect holiday, or to have our dedicated staff to look after your holiday home, whichever, we endeavour to make your needs our priority. We are blessed to have an amazing local team with over 50 years of combined experience within the holiday home rental business.

The house has a reverse-level arrangement with living spaces on the first floor, making the most of the panoramic views of Bigbury Bay and iconic Burgh Island. It is a beautiful place to spend time with family and friends. “This is a fantastic holiday residence. Facilities are first class, and we had a wonderful family holiday.” Accommodation: The front door opens onto the entrance hall with storage for coats and shoes and a utility cupboard housing the washing machine and tumble dryer. Just off to the left of the entrance hall are two well-appointed bedrooms that open onto the sunny garden. The principal bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower and is furnished with a comfortable king-size bed built-in wardrobe and chest of drawers. Next door is the double bedroom with a king-size bed that also be arranged as twin single beds and freestanding wardrobe with drawers. Opposite is the family bathroom with basin, WC and a shower over the bath. The living space upstairs is large, airy and open plan. The well-equipped kitchen area is complete with a large island and breakfast bar, induction hob, oven, combination microwave oven, large fridge with ice box and wine fridge; perfect for preparing meals to enjoy at the dining table with seating for six. Sliding doors from the dining area open onto the wraparound balcony with stunning countryside and sea views. The living area has a smart TV and two leather sofas for relaxation. A wood-burning stove makes it cosy during the colder months. Outside: The sunny private garden has a patio area with table and bench seating and a large area of lawn lined with evergreen hedging and flowering plants that slopes gently down towards the wildflower garden. Sun loungers and a barbecue are also provided. Parking: There is parking space for up to two cars for guests at the annexe.

Beautiful Bantham beach is lovingly described as a tiny jewel along this stretch of stunning coastline. The sapphire blue sea and golden sands make this an unforgettable holiday destination. The waves attract surfers from all around the world but if you prefer a more relaxing stint on the water, Bantham Surf Academy will helpfully provide you with paddleboards, kayaks, wetsuits and all the information you need. Instructors are available to take you out in groups or one-one sessions if you fancy some extra tuition. Just minutes from here is the pretty harbour, where you can while away the hours crabbing, sailing, or just watching the boats go by. The Gastrobuses are a regular summer feature on the beach. Gourmet burgers, Devon ice-cream and amazing sandwiches are readily available all through the summer. Throw in some regular pizza nights with some live music and you’ve got yourself the perfect evening. If walking is more your thing, The South West Coast Path runs right past Bantham – A ferry is available to take you across the River Avon (Not available all year round) and nature lovers may just glimpse Kingfishers, Housemartins and Guillemots in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Look towards the shoreline and occasionally they’ll be a shy seal among the rocks or even a playful dolphin. The village itself is host to a fantastic pub/restaurant – The Sloop Inn. Here you can find delicious freshly cooked meals, an ever-changing selection of creative daily specials using some of the freshest fish, meat and game and the finest local produce Devon has to offer. Head up to the village shop which stocks a great range of groceries, newspapers, freshly baked bread and pastries, as well as all your holiday essential including wetsuits, bodyboards and buckets & spades. Its beautiful terrace cafe produces a spectacular Devon Cream Tea which you can sample whilst overlooking the estuary and debating the age-old question; Jam or Cream first?