About Newquay

Newquay is positioned on Cornwall's beautiful north coast. With more sunny days than any other part of the country, gorgeous beaches, pumping nightlife, great waves, amazing local foods and an interesting history, it's not hard to see why it's the most popular holiday destination in the UK.

From adrenaline sports to peaceful cliff top walks Newquay has something for everyone, young to old. It's also the perfect base to explore the rest of Cornwall and its many attractions including The Eden Project, the Tate Gallery at St Ives, Padstow's fishing village with Rick Stein's famous fish and chip shop, Jamie Oliver's Fifteen restaurant and Minack open air theatre.

Surfing & Beaches

Whether you are a budding pro or just keen to give it a go Newquay has a surfing break for you. Fistral, Watergate, Crantock, Towan and Great Western, take your pick from these great surf spots. Enjoy blue skies, crystal clear waters and fantastic waves for the ultimate experience leaving you begging for more! Not to mention the miles of beautiful golden sandy beaches, just right for a cold beer and bbq. The perfect day out!

Clubs & Bars

Newquay's nightlife is famous in its own right. Sailors, Berties, Chy Bar, Red Lion and many more. From live bands in the local pubs to well known DJ's in the clubs. Pub crawls, fancy dress, grooving on the dancefloor, beers on the beach - lots of fun will be had by all, a memorable night is guaranteed!

Restaurants

Newquay and its surrounding area has a wide range restaurants to suit every palate and budget from beautiful beachside restaurants like Fistral Blue, Kahuna and Lusy Glaze to famous restaurants like Jamie Oliver's Fifteen and Rick Stein's Seafood Restaurant. Not forgetting our famous pasties and cream teas along with some great local pub grub.