Newquay, a charming town on the north coast of Cornwall, is renowned for its stunning beaches, perfect for surfing, sunbathing, and family outings.
With a mix of popular spots and hidden gems, here’s a guide to the 11 beaches you’ll discover in Newquay alone!
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Just a short hop from the bustling centre of Newquay lies Watergate Bay Beach, a stunning two-mile stretch of golden sand at low tide, perfect for a family day out or an adventure-filled holiday.
With its vast expanse and picturesque surroundings, it’s no wonder this beach is a favourite among locals, surfers, families and tourists alike. This haven on Cornwall’s north coast offers a dramatic backdrop of towering cliffs and powerful Atlantic waves, making it a true gem for those seeking an unforgettable beach experience.
Let’s dive into what makes Watergate Bay Beach so special and explore the activities, facilities, and unique features that await you.
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When you visit a new place, especially as a vegan, it can be hard to know where to find vegan-friendly and plant-based food options. Having moved to Newquay in Cornwall in 2021, one of Cornwall’s most popular summer tourist destinations, we have been checking out some of the local vegan-friendly offerings. We have much more to explore but have found a lot of choices so far.
So if you’re in Newquay and looking to grab a bite to eat that’s plant-based then read on. Here are the places we’ve tried so far and keep an eye on this blog post as I’m sure we’ll be sampling many more soon!
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Amidst the dramatic cliffs of Newquay, Whipsiderry Beach offers a haven for those seeking a secluded escape. Unlike the bustling town beaches, Whipsiderry beckons with tranquillity, adventure, and a chance to reconnect with nature.
Let’s explore what makes this beach a favourite among locals and visitors alike.
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Newquay, a haven for surfers and beach lovers, boasts more than just golden sands and crashing waves. A short walk from the bustling town centre lies Trevelgue Headland and Porth Island.
The headland is a large open publicly accessible space with Trevelgue Head, also known as Porth Island, at the end which is accessible by a footbridge with the waves crashing below.
There are incredible 360-degree views right across Newquay Bay, Towan Headland, central Newquay, Porth, Whipsiderry and Watergate Bay at the end of the headland.
This is a place steeped in history being home to an Iron Age promontory fort. This captivating spot offers a glimpse into Cornwall’s ancient past, with archaeological wonders, breathtaking natural beauty and coastal scenery waiting to be explored.
Read on as we delve further into exploring this intriguing headland and its amazing history and views through words, photos and videos.
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Porth Beach, located in the picturesque town of Newquay, is a popular Cornish coastal destination for locals and tourists alike. This guide will provide you with all the information you need to make the most of your visit to Porth Beach, from activities and facilities to lots of photos so you can decide if it’s the right beach for your next visit to the area.
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Nestled in the heart of Newquay, Cornwall is the popular Tolcarne Beach with its stunning crescent of golden sand, bordered by dramatic cliffs and an endless view of the beautiful Atlantic Ocean.
This picturesque spot is ideal for relaxation, dining and adventure, making it a beloved destination for tourists and locals alike.
Read on as I explore Tolcarne Beach through pictures and words.
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Great Western Beach in Newquay, nestled on the north coast of Cornwall, offers a picturesque escape for both locals and tourists alike. Known for its stunning cliffs, golden sand, and accessible location from Newquay town centre, this beach is a popular choice for a day out by the sea.
Whether you’re interested in surfing, sunbathing, or simply enjoying the coastal scenery, Great Western Beach has something for everyone. Read on to learn more about this beach, see photos and find out what facilities are on offer.
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