Welcome to the 2025 season at Wheal Call
The cottage has booked up fast but we have a few weeks left this season:
27th June – 4th July @ £1,540.00
4th July – 11th July @ £1,540.00
29th August – 5th September @ £1,660.00
We have introduced a new short stay option in the off season which comprises a Long Weekend of max. 3 nights from Friday to Monday, or a Mid Week Break of max. of 4 nights from Monday to Friday. Prices on request.
Please have a look at our availability calendar under the BOOKING drop down. You can also email us at info@whealcall.co.uk to request being placed on our direct mailing list which occasionally sends out Late Availability notifications.
“the cottage on the edge”…..
Our redoubtable little, white-washed, granite cottage stands alone on the cliff top, below the South West Coastal Path, at Cape Cornwall. It overlooks the whole of Porthledden Bay with panoramic views of Cape Cornwall and The Brisons to the south, and Kenidjack Cliff Castle and the Kenidjack Valley to the north. Facing due west, it is enjoys the spectacle of breathtaking sunsets and the might of the Atlantic Ocean.
The cottage sleeps up to a maximum of 4 people. It is full of character with exposed beams, wooden floors, granite walls and wood burning stoves to enchant you almost as much as the view.
Due to its position on the cliff and layout inside, Wheal Call is not suitable for children and we therefore do not allow children under 8 years of age.
More than a holiday… a true retreat!
Wheal Call was originally a Count House to the local mine and is located in a Designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, within the UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
The cottage is the perfect retreat from modern life, free from wifi, TV and mobile reception (though you can get 4G around the place if the atmospherics are good!). It might lack certain modern technological conveniences, but the cottage is cosy and warm with two wood burning stoves, a modern kitchen and a walk-in, mains pressure shower!
Our guests love reconnecting with family and friends and enjoying the rich local history, wild natural surroundings, coastal walks, rock pooling in the bay below, sundowners on ‘the bench’, star-gazing under dark skies and being lulled to sleep by the sound of the sea……
