Escape to Wild Air Guest House on the South Coast of Cornwall where you'll enjoy breathtaking views across Mevagissey Harbour, St Austell Bays, and mile upon mile of glorious coastline, all from the comfort of your room and from the breakfast room too. Set in a prime coastal location right on the Coastal Path, Wild Air is one of the finest original period properties along Polkirt.
Your hosts Clare and Mike have been the proud owners since 1999, offering their guests exceptional accommodation, delicious freshly prepared breakfasts, and a first class service with attention to detail guaranteed. Mevagissey is perfectly positioned for you to explore the surrounding area. With its good network of roads it's the perfect base for taking day trips anywhere in Cornwall.
If you're looking for ideas and advice on places to visit and things to do, we'll be happy to share our local knowledge. Our three spacious double rooms are immaculately presented. Each room has a fresh, light and airy feel, and is tastefully decorated and furnished, two are en-suite and one has it's own private bathroom.
Your hosts Clare and Mike have been the proud owners since 1999, offering their guests exceptional accommodation, delicious freshly prepared breakfasts, and a first class service with attention to detail guaranteed. Mevagissey is perfectly positioned for you to explore the surrounding area. With its good network of roads it's the perfect base for taking day trips anywhere in Cornwall.
If you're looking for ideas and advice on places to visit and things to do, we'll be happy to share our local knowledge. Our three spacious double rooms are immaculately presented. Each room has a fresh, light and airy feel, and is tastefully decorated and furnished, two are en-suite and one has it's own private bathroom.
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Each room is comfortably furnished and tastefully decorated, with huge attention to detail.
Egyptian Cotton Sheets, duck down & feather duvets and pillows adorn each bed.
All rooms have bay windows offering breathtaking views of Mevagissey Harbour, the Bay and out to sea.
Binoculars are provided for you to enjoy watching the fishing trawlers unload their catch and to admire the many miles of coastal scenery.
Each cosy, comfy room has a TV with FREEVIEW & DVD player, a clock radio, binoculars, well stocked refreshment tray, high powered hairdryer, and lots of storage space.
Egyptian Cotton Sheets, duck down & feather duvets and pillows adorn each bed.
All rooms have bay windows offering breathtaking views of Mevagissey Harbour, the Bay and out to sea.
Binoculars are provided for you to enjoy watching the fishing trawlers unload their catch and to admire the many miles of coastal scenery.
Each cosy, comfy room has a TV with FREEVIEW & DVD player, a clock radio, binoculars, well stocked refreshment tray, high powered hairdryer, and lots of storage space.
Our breakfast room has a magnificent view looking out to the Lighthouse Quay, Mevagissey Bay and the coastline beyond.
Our guests share a large table where the personal hospitality, intimate atmosphere, excellent food and lively conversation will be first class.
We offer a feast of delicious options using locally sourced, home grown and home made produce.
All our food is freshly cooked on the AGA, not in the microwave!
Our guests share a large table where the personal hospitality, intimate atmosphere, excellent food and lively conversation will be first class.
We offer a feast of delicious options using locally sourced, home grown and home made produce.
All our food is freshly cooked on the AGA, not in the microwave!
Just a few minutes walk will take you down into the picturesque 14th Century fishing village of Mevagissey where you can while away hours and hours especially if you are blessed with good weather.
The old centre has very narrow streets with an array of independent shops, art galleries, potteries, and an excellent selection of cafes, pubs and restaurants catering for every taste.
The museum is a fascinating treasure, showing how the village once looked when the Pilchard industry was booming.
The Model Railway exhibition is very impressive and not forgetting the Aquarium which displays locally caught fish and is in the old lifeboat house.
The old centre has very narrow streets with an array of independent shops, art galleries, potteries, and an excellent selection of cafes, pubs and restaurants catering for every taste.
The museum is a fascinating treasure, showing how the village once looked when the Pilchard industry was booming.
The Model Railway exhibition is very impressive and not forgetting the Aquarium which displays locally caught fish and is in the old lifeboat house.
Building From family friendly beaches such as Porthcurno, through to a Fistral Beach a surfers paradise where surgers visit from all over the world.
Castles in the sand, searching for sea shells, hunting for crabs in the rock-pools of a sheltered cove, or just wanting to dip your toe in turquoise waters, it's easy to see why visitors return to Cornwall year after year.
Castles in the sand, searching for sea shells, hunting for crabs in the rock-pools of a sheltered cove, or just wanting to dip your toe in turquoise waters, it's easy to see why visitors return to Cornwall year after year.
The world renowned Lost Gardens of Heligan are only a short distance from our beautiful location, in fact you can see Heligan House from on our patio!
The gardens were lost for many years under mountains of ivy, bramble and laurel.
Heligan is the largest European garden restoration project ever attempted.
They comprise eighty acres of pleasure grounds plus a complex of walled gardens and a huge vegetable garden.
There is a plant collection, a range of exotic glasshouses, and various buildings and landscaping that reflect the interests of the family in the past.
The gardens were lost for many years under mountains of ivy, bramble and laurel.
Heligan is the largest European garden restoration project ever attempted.
They comprise eighty acres of pleasure grounds plus a complex of walled gardens and a huge vegetable garden.
There is a plant collection, a range of exotic glasshouses, and various buildings and landscaping that reflect the interests of the family in the past.
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