Two-thirds of the listings (70.16%) in Croyde are house rentals. They are the most frequent holiday properties on offer there. Additionally, the average size of house rentals in Croyde is 71 m², with an average price of £188 per night. Furthermore, these properties are ideal for medium-sized groups and families, since most can accommodate 6 people. If you're interested in a different accommodation type, you could check apartment rentals, which are the second most common property type in Croyde. The average size of apartment rentals in Croyde is 53 m², and the average price is £148 per night.
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Croyde
Many holidaymakers would like to find a properties that have a pool. A few of the accommodation options have one in Croyde. Also, more house rentals include a pool than apartment rentals. Usually, house rentals with pools in Croyde accommodate 7 holidaymakers and have an average cost of £179 per night. One-third of Croyde's rentals offering a pool are situated within 2 kilometres of water, so you can choose between some pool time or waterfront moments. If you own a pet, you should easily be able to search and find a pet-friendly holiday rental in Croyde. In addition, pet-friendly holiday lettings in Croyde have an average price of £183 a night. If you prefer to stay central, a few of the pet-friendly holiday lettings are less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
Price and Availability Index Croyde
Holiday Letting Price Information in Croyde
We analysed price data and rendered them in this graph, which shows holiday letting prices for the next twelve months in Croyde. The most expensive week to book a holiday letting in Croyde is in July (20/07 - 27/07). Prices are more affordable in February (02/02 - 09/02).
Holiday Home Availability Information in Croyde
Check how busy Croyde is with our availability graph. More people travel to Croyde a week in August (25/08 - 01/09). So far, 74% of the rentals are occupied this week. The week with the highest percentage of available lettings is in November (17/11 - 24/11).
The weather in Croyde
The above is a climate diagram for Croyde. In the next 6 months, July will have higher average temperatures. Conversely, February is the coolest month in Croyde, with temperatures going under 3°. The month of September has nice weather with only 16 rainy days.
Discover the beauty of Croyde's coastline with Croyde holiday lettings
North Devon is home to the idyllic coastal village of Croyde. This is an ideal location for those seeking holiday lettings with easy access to sea and sand, as well as panoramic countryside walks. The village of Croyde itself is an unspoilt treasure trove of 16th century cottages and farmhouses. You can pick up an ice cream at the quaint Croyde Ice Cream Parlour or you can relax at the Thatched Barn Inn, a famous pub for locals and travellers alike. Or take a trip to Croyde Bay and enjoy the vast selection of water sports available for all. Wherever you find your holiday home in Croyde, you'll never be too far away from either a relaxing day in the country or an action packed seaside adventure.
Travelling to Croyde
Croyde is in North Devon, on the south western coast of the UK and is reachable by car, train and bus. The nearest airports are Exeter International Airport and Bristol International Airport. It is advisable to rent a car from these airports to allow for ease of movement throughout the South West. You can drive to Croyde along the M5 motorway, turning off at the A361.
If you are travelling to Croyde from London or another UK location, the nearest train station is Barnstaple which is 16km away. From Barnstaple, the easiest route to Croyde is an hourly bus that runs between Monday and Saturday. On Sundays, it only runs every two hours, so be sure to plan ahead. On arrival in Croyde, the village is small enough for you to be able to walk to your holiday cottage.
The sights of Croyde
The village of Croyde itself simply begs to be explored during your stay, so you won't even have to venture very far from the holiday lettings to begin with. Take a stroll through the town and discover the 16th century farmhouses and the high street of small old-world stores and pubs serving traditional English food. Only a very short walk away is then Croyde Bay itself, an 800 meter long sheltered sandy beach with tall dunes you can spend an afternoon walking through. If you like to spend a good deal of time on the beach, you can also check out two other beaches only a short distance away. Staunton sands is over 4 kilometers long with stunning views of the coastline, and Woolacombe sands is over 3 kilometers long.
If you're seeking to venture out a little further from your Croyde holiday letting , take a trip to Baggy Point, which is owned by the National Trust. What better place to have a picnic and admire the sweeping Devonshire coastline? If the coast is where you want to go exploring even further, then maybe hire a bike or get your walking boots on and have a look at the Tarka Trail. The trail is composed of old abandoned railway lines and allows you to travel through unspoilt landscapes.
Family adventures along the coast
You'll find a great deal of activities for the whole family only a short drive away from the holiday letting in Croyde. Start with riding lessons or a pony trek at Roylands Riding Stables. They even offer horse riding holidays through the countryside and along the beach, so don't forget to look them up and see what's available. Pointebreaks Water Sports Specialists on Putsborough Beach is run by an incredibly friendly team and also offer a range of activities, including surfing, Kayaking and Coasteering.
But if it's a day of thrills you're after, then head to the Milky Way Adventure Park in Clovelly. Only a 45 minute drive from your Croyde holiday letting , the adventure park has roller coasters, play areas for children, crafts and exhibitions.
Sport and cruise excursions in Croyde
If you're a keen or a wannabe surfer, then a Croyde holiday home will place you firmly at the centre of one of the most surfer-friendly bays in the South West. You can hop along to the Croyde Surf Academy, who guarantees to have you up and surfing on your board within the first lesson, or you get the second lesson free. If barefoot surfing takes your fancy, then head along to the Barefoot Surf School in nearby Braunton.
If you're much more interested in staying dry, then take a short trip along the coast from the Illfracombe Princess Boat Cruises. Illfracombe is another idyllic coastal town with a scenic harbour, only a short journey north from your holiday lettings in Croyde. The Princess Boat Cruises boast some of the most high tech vessels in the area and will take you along the seafront to view the local water wildlife, frequently including seals, porpoises and dolphins.
Croyde's truly outstanding beauty
North Devon Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
The North Devon Coast Area covers 171km2, offering visitors an astonishing range of landscapes, such as high cliffs and sandy beaches, but also open fields covered with hedges and trees, and moorlands.
Croyde Beach
Croyde Beach's fine, golden sands make it a fun family destination. Kayaking, surfing, canoeing and fishing keep visitors happily busy.
Marwood Hill Garden
Housed in a step valley in North Devon, the garden delights include kingfishers and butterflies flying amidst the massed camellias and rhododendrons The tea room serves lovely scones.
RSPB Chapel Wood Nature Preserve
The reserve woodlands are home to primroses, snowdrops, tawny owls, and spotted woodpeckers among other species. It is crowned by a historic Iron Age hill fort.
Croyde Surf Academy
The academy has been training novices since 1996. Located close to Croyde Beach, you'll learn to catch waves, stand on the board correctly, and achieve a longer ride. Wetsuits and boards are provided.
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