St Ives throughout the seasons...

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Throughout the year St Ives takes on many different looks, experience bliss throughout the spring or enjoy the bright sunny skies of summer. There’s so much to indulge yourself in throughout the year so here’s a look at what’s on offer.

Spring in St Ives

Once winter concludes St Ives and the surrounding hills across coastline take on brilliant colour as spring begins you can enjoy St Ives at it’s best. Springtime brings with it the opportunity to enjoy days out walking the Cornish coast and experiencing the best that Cornwall has to offer. Throughout the town there’s a buzz of excitement as the days lengthen and the weather gets warmer.

spring in st ives cottages

Summer in St Ives

With the golden sands of Porthmeor Beach mere steps from our luxury cottages in St Ives you can enjoy the finest of summer in Cornwall, with bright sunny days and a glistening ocean there’s little reason not to enjoy the best that the season has to offer you.

Summer Holidays

The months of July and August are some of the most sought after times of the year, school holidays are perfect for families looking to discover the beaches of Cornwall and enjoy a memorable family escape.

summer in st ives cottages

Autumn in St Ives

With the warmth of summer still in the air there’s still good reason to bring your sandals just in case! These are mellow months in St. Ives, when the weather can still be surprisingly mild and the holiday crowds are long gone. The sea comes alive and it’s a popular time of year for surfers as the water is still comparatively warm and large swells roll into Porthmeor.

Winter in St Ives

Quieter streets, same St Ives. Winter is one of the most magical times to visit St Ives. With Christmas and New Year being the most sought after weeks of the season there’s still so much to enjoy if you’re not able to experience those weeks. Enjoy refreshing winter’s mornings and the brave the waves of Porthmeor if you’re up for it!

winter in st ives