Newquay
The paramount resort of the West country.

Newquay really is the golden gateway to fun and relaxation. A beach lovers paradise with seven miles of golden sands and sparkling silver waters, the reason who so many people return here time and time again.

The area is famous worldwide for surfing and water pursuits, also offering many sports facilities for families to enjoy, including golf, tennis, bowling, badminton, swimming and extreme sports.

Beach House Location

The Beach House is situated in Pentire, this quiet peninsula, yet is only 2 miles from Newquay town centre.
The house is within walking distance to Fistral Beach (5-10mins),

Lewinnick Lodge (10 mins walk), a modern local bar and restaurant offers fabulous food, a great atmosphere and uninterrupted sea views.

Newquay Town Centre (10mins walk) 

Pitch and Put (2 mins walk) 

Foot Ferry to Crantock Beach and Village (5 mins walk)

Newquay International Airport (7 mile / 20 mins drive)

Newquay is ideally located to visit the numerous Cornish tourist attractions.

Newquay’s Finest - www.newquaysfinest.co.uk
Newquay's Finest Accommodation, Family Attractions, Surfing, Sports and Extreme, Clubs and Bars, Food and Drink, Shops and Services - 360 degree Virtual Tours and Virtual Newquay.

Eden Project - The living theatre of plants and people. In a giant crater in Cornwall nestle the largest conservatories in the world.
 

National Maritime Museum Falmouth - Discover the third largest natural deepwater harbour, come aboard our pontoon or enjoy a leisurely cruise on a classic boat to or from the museum.
 

Newquay zoo - Well worth a visit
 

Padstow - A quaint fishing village about 10 miles drive from Newquay. Enjoy a day pottering around the cobbled grounds and streets with shopping, arts and culture.
 

St Michaels Mount - The jewel in Cornwall's crown, a fairytale island with an exotic garden, ancient harbour, a church and a medieval castle.

Charlestown and The Shipwreck and Heritage Centre - A picturesque harbour town. The Shipwreck and Heritage Centre offers an insight into history of Charlestown, heritage and shipwrecks.

Lands End - a place of legend and mystery with 6 superb attractions bringing you tales of heroism, skulduggery and adventure.

St Ives Tate Gallery - fantastic beaches, pretty cobbled lanes to explore, a harbour where fishermen still land there catches and a thriving arts scene reflected in the Tate gallery.

For surfing enthusiasts

The Extreme Academy

Newquay Surf Centre

For more information about places to visit in Cornwall, why not try www.visitcornwall.co.uk