Newquay

This region may be best known for its spectacular scenery of wide beaches and rugged clifftops, but there’s more to Cornwall’s north coast than world-class surf and golden sands: venture beyond the waves and you’ll find award-winning restaurants and luxury spas, boutique shops and art galleries, and brilliant places to wine and dine, the perfect recipe for those seeking a romantic break in North Cornwall. A foodie stay in Port Isaac and Port Gaverne Where to stay The sleepy fishing village of Port Gaverne is a tiny, timeless village with a pretty sheltered cove and some great places to eat...

Newquay is one of Cornwall’s most famous holiday spots, and for good reason. It’s got everything you could need for a seaside town retreat — not only does the dramatic coastline boast ten stunning beaches within less than eight miles of the town, there are wildlife centres, festivals, rejuvenating spas and National Trust properties, too. Here’s our pick of the top ten things to do on holiday in and around Newquay. Catch some surf Newquay is a mecca for seasoned surfers, but the variety of beaches means there’s a wave for everyone, no matter your skill level. For beginners, learning...

Newquay is great news for dogs and their owners — all of the beaches on this stunning stretch of coastline are dog friendly, many all year round. And it’s not just the beaches that welcome dogs — there are lots of places to eat, things to do and places to visit with your canine companions, too. If you’re planning to visit Newquay with your dog, here are a few ideas to get you started. Dog-friendly beaches in and around Newquay Whatever sort of beach day you’re after, you’re bound to find a dog-friendly beach in Newquay to suit you and...

You’re never far from a fun attraction in Newquay. Besides the beaches, of which there are an abundance, there are plenty of other things to do to keep everyone entertained. Here are eight of the top attractions in Newquay, which range from coasteering, to going to the zoo.   VISIT THE AQUARIUM From reef sharks to giant octopi, the aquarium has plenty to see and much more to learn about – they do a huge amount of conservation work both coastally and in the centre itself. Geared towards an educational experience, the Blue Reef Aquarium emulates a range of habitats...

Newquay has 174 places to eat listed on Tripadvisor, but here are our top five local picks – we think they showcase the very best restaurants in Newquay.  Being so close to the sea, the focus naturally falls to fresh Cornish fish, but there are plenty of other options too. The Fish House | Fistral It may be located on Cornwall’s most famous surfing beach, but the food at this vibrant, contemporary fish restaurant might even be better than the view. Gaze out across the Atlantic ocean while you feast on dishes such as barbecued lobsters, monkfish skewers, Sri Lankan...

The seaside town of Newquay boasts some fabulous pubs well worth exploring. We’ve handpicked five of the best pubs in Newquay, covering everything from cosy gastro-pubs to bouncing bars with live music, each with their own individual charm. The Red Lion    View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Red Lion Newquay (@newquayredlion) Complete with a harbour view, a log fire, pool table and of course, a stunning selection of local beers, the Red Lion ticks all the right boxes for a classic Cornish pub. It’s popular with both locals and tourists alike – many come for...