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Lana's Lodge
Mullion

£464 - £1131 per week
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Overlooking the luscious landscape of Predannck downs, set back from the sleepy village road, Lana’s Lodge is positioned in the heart of the picturesque village of Mullion. Whether you are visiting The Lizard Peninsula for it’s sensational cliff top walks, outstanding sandy beaches or to experience the delicious Cornish cuisine, this sleeps four annexe is the perfect “home from home” for any group. Enjoy the comfort and practicality of this delightful hidden gem, with generous living space and enclosed lawned garden, for any little family members or four legged friends to run around in.

A short ten minute walk in either direction and you could be dipping your toes in at the peaceful Pollurian Cove or admiring the dramatic views of Mullion Cove Harbour. If you are feeling a little more adventurous, a short five minutes’ drive away and you could be surfing the mighty waves at Poldhu. With outside storage for wetsuits, surfboards and bikes, along with hot outside shower to wash the day's sand away, Lana’s Lodge is the ideal base for an action packed family holiday or romantic getaway. After your days activities, snuggle up and recharge or enjoy the evening birdsong from the outside patio with a little glass of something whilst you plan your next day of fun.

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Where you'll sleep

Bedroom 1

Zip and link

Bedroom 2

Zip and link

Entrance

via three steps up to patio area and three steps into:

Kitchen/dining area

table with five chairs, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge/freezer, electric oven and hob, door leading to hallway with doors leading to:

Bathroom

bath, separate shower WC and basin.

Sitting room

two sofas, TV.

Bedroom 1

zip and link beds (king or twin), basin.

Cloakroom

WC, basin.

Bedroom 2

zip and link beds (king or twin).

Outside area

front patio with garden furniture, rear garden with exterior shower, storage for wetsuits/surfboards/bikes etc, walkway leading to rear lawned garden with seating for four.

Additional information

Oil central heating WiFi, up to two dogs welcome, short breaks available.

 
 

Superb location away from the crowds. The property offers you easy access to popular must see places, beaches, shopping and pubs/restaurants.

September 2024

We had a lovely week at Lana’s Lodge. The weather was stormy for a lot of the time but the cottage was lovely and cosy to come back to. The cottage is well equipped, with very comfortable beds and big fluffy towels - felt like we were staying in a hotel! The outside shower (heated) is a wonderful addition. The location of the cottage is perfect, being close to both the village centre and to the coast path.

April 2024

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Holidays in Mullion

Situated in a National Landscape (formerly Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) on the Lizard Peninsula, Mullion is a quaint village much unchanged by time. Its harbour, now owned by the National Trust, was built in the 1890’s for the pilchard fishing industry. Half a mile offshore is the uninhabited Mullion Island, home to large colonies of sea birds, also protected by the National Trust.

Famous for its history of smuggling, Mullion is the largest village on The Lizard, with a working harbour and the 15th century church of St Mellanus. This traditional Cornish village is perfect for a relaxing holiday for families or couples alike. Visitors can experience the village lifestyle; pop to the shops for some local produce, purchase cake from the independent cafes and enjoy a drink at the village pub. Additionally, it's a great base for those looking to explore the beautiful scenery on The Lizard. Walk along the South West Coast Path and be treated to some of the best views in Cornwall. 

Whilst Mullion is a relatively small village, there’s plenty to do during your holiday. As well as the facilities within the village itself, visitors can pop to the local craft centre, visit one of the nearby beaches, enjoy a round of golf or go kayaking from the harbour.

Did you know...

dogs are welcome at Mullion Cove all year round!

Things to do in Mullion

Chocolate Factory and Craft Centre:

Just above Mullion Cove, you’ll find the Chocolate Factory and Craft Centre. An absolute must if you are staying in Mullion. Home to Trenance Chocolate, you can watch the chocolate being made and choose your favourites from the shop. 

The centre also has a selection of lovely shops selling a range of locally made, eco-friednly products and gifts, including skin care products, candles and craft gifts. You can also try your hand at making your own glass artwork at the Mullion Glass Studio and Workshop with Zoe Schoning. 

Before leaving the Craft Centre be sure to visit its resident llamas behind the car park. 

Mullion Golf Course:

With breathtaking views across the ocean, Mullion Golf Course must be one of the most desirable courses to play golf. The 18-hole course boasts fabulous views throughout, and the 11th tee is uniquely situated on the cliff edge. 

Kayaking:

Mullion Cove is the perfect spot for going kayaking. Head out from the cove to explore hidden bays and caves, seeing the coast from a different perspective. If you’re lucky, you may even see seals on your adventure! Book your trip with www.lizardadventure.co.uk

Discover what else there is to see and do around Mullion here!

Beaches

Mullion Cove Beach:

Mullion Cove Beach is a small, sheltered cove next to the historic lifeboat station, with a further sandy stretch, accessible at low tide, just around the corner from the harbour. The beach and harbour are owned and looked after by the National Trust. Parking is available at the harbour, along with toilets and a café. Dogs are welcome all year round but the beach is not lifeguarded. 

Pollurian Beach:

Pollurian beach is a beautiful west-facing, sandy beach which is partly sheltered by the high cliffs that flank the beach. Though difficult to get to, the beach is popular with locals and visitors alike, and surfers when the swell is good. There is no parking at the beach, so it’s best to park at Mullion and walk the coastal path to the reach the beach. Dogs are welcome outside of the summer season, while lifeguards are present at weekends only, during the summer season.

Poldhu Cove:

Popular with the locals for its café with famous hot chocolates, Poldhu Cove is a wonderful beach for families, also owned by the National Trust. Children can enjoy safely playing in the stream that leads to the sea at this sheltered beach. Visitors can make the most of the facilities available, including a café, surf school and toilets. Lifeguards are present during the summer months. 

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Nearby events

Stithians Show

Celebrated since the early 1800s, the Stihtains Show is a fine agricultural event showcasing animals, arts and crafts, food and drink, music and more. This year's events will be virtual, so you can watch and interact online!

15th July 2024

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Made in Cornwall Christmas Fair

Browse an impressive selection of Cornish crafts and delicious food on the Piazza in Truro. It's a great place to find special Christmas gifts for loved ones with plenty of choice from local artisans, artists and food and drink producers.

TBC 2024

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Truro Winter Gift Fayre

Find the perfect presents for your nearest and dearest at Truro's Winter Gift Fayre. You can expect to find luxury food and drink, festive decorations and gorgeous gifts, with more than 80 stalls from local South West producers.

TBC 2024

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Roseland Festival

Held on the Roseland Pensinsula, this wonderful festival offers a diverse programme of events, including music, history, films, art, walks, talks and photography. With so many activities and events, there's something for everyone. 

TBC 2024

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Mevagissey Shanty Festival

The Mevagissey Shanty Festival showcases shanty and accapella groups from all over the UK. The event begins at 7pm on the Friday and will continue on the Saturday at 11am. The main stage at Mevagissey Activity Centre also features a Cornish beer festival.

11th - 13th October 2024

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Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week

Falmouth Week is one of the largest sailing regatta's in the south west with more than 300 yachts racing over eight days. The full events line-up includes entertainment in Falmouth's Events Square and offsite activities such as outdoor film screenings and Red Arrow displays.

9th - 17th August 2024

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Helston Flora Day

An ancient annual event, Helston Flora Day features traditional dances throughout the day, where crowds line the streets to watch the procession. In addition, visitors can enjoy craft, food and drinks stalls, as well as a large fairground.

8th May 2024

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Eden Project Winter Festival

Winter is perhaps the most magical time to visit the Eden Project. Not only can you explore the biomes, there's also the opportunity to go ice-skating, watch live storytelling and meet Father Christmas! 

TBC 2024

Eden Sessions

A truly magical experience in Eden's natural amphitheatre. Upcoming performers include Ben Howard, Mcgly, Snow Patrol, The Script, Idles, My Chemical Romance, Lionel Richie and Bryan Adams. Tickets also include a daytime pass to the Eden Project.

12th June - 13th July 2024

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Fowey Festival of Arts and Literature

The Fowey Festival of Arts and Literature is a celebration of the arts featuring world class authors, speakers and musicians.

10th - 18th May 2024

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International Sea Shanty Festival, Falmouth

The Falmouth Sea Shanty was founded and is organised by Falmouth Shout. Sea Shanty events aim to preserve and promote the maritime heritage of Falmouth and Cornwall as a whole and are thoroughly enjoyable.

14th - 16th June 2024

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Falmouth Oyster Festival

Celebrate the start of the Oyster season at Falmouth's Events Square. Get involved with food demonstrations, browse local craft stalls and taste some spectacular seafood!

10th - 13th October 2024

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Truro City of Lights

Enjoy a festival of light as giant handmade lanterns are paraded through the streets along to an array of music and flamboyant dancers. Craft and food stalls line the streets; pick up a tasty snack or warming drink while doing some Christmas shopping.

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Tregothnan Charity Garden Opening

On this special weekend, Tregothnan will open its private gardens to the public. These secluded gardens have diverse trees and rare collections of flowers and plants. There are more than 100 acres of gardens to explore, featuring ancient camellias, magnolias and rhododendrons. 

21st April 2024

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Fowey Royal Regatta

The Fowey Royal Regatta includes sailing contests, a carnival, the crowning of the Fowey Queen, a pasty eating contest, and as per tradition, a giant pasty which is shared out among the community. 

18th - 24th August 2024

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Fowey Christmas Market

Head to Fowey for a weekend of festivities! Get your Christmas shopping underway with over 100 local traders selling high quality food, drink and crafts, while enjoying some live music and entertainment.

TBC 2024

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Mevagissey Feast Week

Celebrated since 1754, Mevagissey Feast Week is a celebration of food, music, dance and more. With a host of colourful events being held throughout the week, this is a festival not to be missed!

23rd June - 29th July 2024

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Charlestown Regatta

Enjoy a week of live music, watersports, competitions, pasty-making, children's sports, raft races and a carnival, all with the backdrop of the famous Georgian harbour in Charlestown

20th July - 26th August 2024

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Charlestown Christmas Market

Located at Penrice Academy, Charlestown Christmas Market hosts 100 Cornish traders, showcasing some of the best food, drinks and crafts in Cornwall, alongside live entertainment. With plenty of parking and an inside venue, it's perfect for some Christmas shopping. 

TBC 2024

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Looe Raft Race

This fun event is organised by Looe Boat Owners Association in support of Looe RNLI. Enjoy the fun by making and entering your own raft, or just come and cheer everyone on. 

June 2025 - Date TBC

Walks

There are plenty of places to walk on the Lizard Peninsula, offering the chance to explore this National Landscape (formerly Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). Most notably is the South West Coast Path, which weaves itself around the edge of the Peninsula. Ramble along the coast path and you’ll be amazed by the breathtaking views and unforgettable scenery.

What our guests say...

We know how important honest reviews are when it comes to booking your holiday. To help you choose the right property for you, we publish all reviews left by guests who have stayed here in the past, with the few exceptions stated in our Review Guidelines. Please bear in mind that some facilities referred to by past guests in reviews can be removed or changed at any time.

Superb location away from the crowds. The property offers you easy access to popular must see places, beaches, shopping and pubs/restaurants.

We had a lovely week at Lana’s Lodge. The weather was stormy for a lot of the time but the cottage was lovely and cosy to come back to. The cottage is well equipped, with very comfortable beds and big fluffy towels - felt like we were staying in a hotel! The outside shower (heated) is a wonderful addition. The location of the cottage is perfect, being close to both the village centre and to the coast path.

It was a fantastic stay despite the imperfect weather! The accommodation was easy to find, and you could easily park a car outside. Although it looks small on the outside, it is surprisingly spacious on the inside. The property was clean and tidy. The beds were comfortable, and the accommodation was very dog-friendly. Our small dog felt safe in the garden, and the outside shower was especially helpful in cleaning off the mud after her walks. We walked down to the cove and along the coastal path - both only 5-10 minutes away.

It was nice to see the cupboard full of board games (which came in handy due to the weather). It was a nice stay, and I would be happy to stay again.

Communication from the owner and Aspects Holidays was extremely friendly and helpful. I would recommend a stay here.

We really enjoyed our stay. Very good location near to shops and pubs etc. Also, good for walks to nearby coves. We felt very at home in Lanas Lodge! Would definitely stay here again.

Love Larnas Lodge second time we have stayed. Welcome pack and what they do for pets is excellent. Fantastic location.

Lana’s Lodge was an amazing place to stay - a real home from home and it had everything you could wish for. The welcome pack was brilliant and had everything you needed for the first day. Thank you for the milk, lovely cream tea and bubbles. And thank you very much for the very thoughtful doggie treats. Kate, next door, was very friendly and helpful, but not at all intrusive. We both thoroughly enjoyed our stay as did Dudley, our dog. We would recommend Lana’s Lodge to anyone. You won’t be disappointed.

Mullion is a lovely place and the local people are very friendly and can’t do enough for you. Thank you Jan, Steve and Dudley Dog xxx

Lana’s Lodge was a very comfortable venue. Everything was modern & clean. It is situated in the centre of Mullion within easy reach of shops plus within walking distance of stunning views. We highly recommend it.

The accommodation was excellent, well equipped, very clean & comfortable. The owners who lived next door made us feel very welcome, we had a welcome gift basket waiting for us on our arrival which was a lovely gesture. Would have no hesitation in recommending Lana’s Lodge to anyone who wants to explore this area of Cornwall.

August 2022

We came to Mullion for a wedding, the chapel and hotel reception were all within walking distance. The beach is a close by walk, a bit of a climb down and up but benefits from not having a car park so means they hoards stay away. Beach was dog friendly too, we hadn’t taken ours but found the whole area was very dog friendly so will bring them with us next time. There will be a next time, we will be back!! The welcome pack was great and meant we wanted for nothing for our long weekend, would have needed loo roll, tea and coffee and dishwasher tablets had we stayed longer.

This is the second time i have stayed at Lana,s Lodge. Again the owners who live adjacent were both very welcoming. Being the week leading up to the Queen.s platinum jubilee celebrations we were greeted on arrival with fresh scones Rodda,s clotted cream and locally sourced jam. Having Tia the dog (who was made very welcome) was a bonus as it helped walk off the excess calories accumulated. Their are many local coves and beaches for all to explore. Lana,s is a great place if you want to relax and re-charge your batteries being close enough to Mullion with all the amenities one needs. Also an added bonus for those who own an electric vehicle is the EV charging point attached to the owner,s house ( The Mother-in-law bless her thought it was the garden hose!).... Would defiantly recommend and would stay here again

I stayed at Lana's Lodge early May 2022 with my adult daughter and dog. The property exceeded our expectations. It was spotlessly clean and so well appointed, they have thought of everything that someone might need to make this a home from home. There was a well stocked welcome pack waiting for us and the owners were lovely and helpful. It's in a great location with a Co-op nearby to get groceries. I will definitely stay here again if I return to this area.

Great accommodation, very secure back garden for dogs, secure front garden with lovely views over countryside, great selection of crockery and kitchen equipment. Would love to revisit next year

This is the fourth Aspects property we have stayed in and quite possibly the best. A well appointed Bungalow close to Mullion village where humans and doggies are made to feel most welcome by the owners who reside nearby. Would have no hesitation recommending Lana,s Lodge as a base for exploring the Lizard and other parts of south west Cornwall and will hopefully get the chance to stay there again.

Lana's Lodge was fabulous!! Everything we wanted and more and spotlessly clean. Equipment and furnishings to a high standard. Very comfortable huge double bed with crisp cotton sheets. We took a dog who was made very welcome and having a private back and front garden made life easy, even an outside shower if we needed to clean up before going inside.

Excellent location for visiting The Lizard. We were on a walking holiday and made use of the bus stop, which was a 2-minute walk away, to get dropped off at various locations and then walk back.

Mullion Cove and Pollurian (amazing) Beach both only 10-minute walk. Lots of other beaches also within walking distance if you like walking.

Kate was very friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. Loved this place and will definitely book again.

Great stay in a lovely cottage, and as always Aspects we’re great. Always feel safe and guaranteed a certain quality of property when booking with Aspects.

A late booking and could not have hoped for better