Self catering accommodation, East Prawle, in the beautiful South Hams, South Devon. (As featured on BBC's Countryfile)

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Kittiwake Cottage sleeps 4 in comfort with capacity for one or two additional guests.

Larger parties (up to 8) can be accommodated in the adjoining cottage or by booking both (max 12). Click here for details

See also South Barn which sleeps 12 and is nestled in the tiny hamlet of Huccombe. For details go to www.huccombe.com

Gammon Head from the coastal path

Kittiwake Cottage is a luxury, self catering, coastal, holiday cottage situated close to the South West Coastal Path in East Prawle, South Devon. This coastal preservation area boasts stunning scenery, with excellent beaches. It offers great walking, water sports, bird watching and wildlife all within easy reach of the cottage. The area provides a haven for one of Britain's widest range of birds and the wild flowers growing on the cliffs are breathtaking.See the East Prawle page for more details about the coastal path.

The cottage is a semi-detached, mid 19th century, white-washed fisherman's cottage with excellent views over the valley to the sea. It's well equipped, comfortably furnished and tastefully decorated in tranquil seaside colours. Kittiwake Cottage has a double bedroom and an attic room with two singles or a comfortable king-size bed. There's also a camp bed and cot available for additional children. There's a lounge (with log burner), kitchen, small dining room, bathroom and garden. The cottage is light and airy; cool in summer and cosy in winter. See The Cottage page for further information. Click here for details of our short breaks.

Kittiwake Cottage lies on the seaward side of the village green in East Prawle. Situated half a mile from the coast, near Prawle Point, this is the most southerly village in Devon with a shop, café (closed in winter) and a good pub. See the East Prawle page for more details.

Further afield the South Hams, bounded to the North by Dartmoor National Park also has a lot to offer; local towns and villages have superb pubs and restaurants and a good range of interesting shops. See the Local Areapage for more information.

The climate is very mild; the peninsula has its own micro-climate and often bathes in sunshine when it's raining further inland. Spring arrives early; summer lasts for longer; autumn is mellow and often warm and sunny; and winters are mild. In short, this is an excellent holiday location at any time of year. See the Through the Year page for more information about this all-season location.