Kudhva

Chez
Louise Middleton

In Cornwall, Kudhva invites guests to disconnect completely: tree houses, teepees, and tents in unspoiled nature near Trebarwith Strand. Here, there is no electricity, no Wi-Fi, and no cell service, but there are shared meals created by a team of nomadic chefs.

In Cornish Breton, Kudhva means hiding place. Hidden away, just 1 mile from one of Cornwall's most beautiful beaches, Trebarwith Strand, in the heart of nature that has remained completely untouched for almost a century, in a teepee, a wooden cabin that seems to be suspended in mid-air, or even a tent for the more down-to-earth... Here, there is no electricity or running water, no networks or Wi-Fi, so you can enjoy a complete detox. There is a shared kitchen and bathroom, and on sunny days, meals are provided by the team of nomadic chefs, Beautiful and the Feast, who also run the Temple Bude restaurant. 

3 good reasons to go

  1. to step outside your comfort zone
  2. to shower under a waterfall hidden away in the heart of the 17-hectare estate
  3. to discover Cornwall, the hotspot for a new British gastronomy
Price

4 cabins for 2 people and one Danish-style cabin for up to 6 people, 4 Shanti tipis and 4 tents, from €70 per night

To get there by train?

Eurostar to London, then train from Paddington Station or car (approximately 4 hours in both cases)

Kudhva
Sanding Road, trebawith Strand, PL 340HH Tintangel
Cornouailles, Royaume-Uni