Newquay is one of Cornwall’s best-known seaside towns, with beautiful beaches, surf schools, restaurants, family attractions, coastal walks and plenty of places to explore. Just a short drive from Trevornick Holiday Park, it’s a great day out during your stay near Holywell Bay.
Whether you’re planning a relaxed wander around the harbour, a family beach day, a meal by the sea or an action-packed activity on the water, there are plenty of things to do in Newquay for couples, families and groups.
If you’re keen to try out some local fish dishes, head to this family run seafood restaurant. The small, cosy restaurant can be found on Britain’s most famous surfing beach. Each dish uses locally caught fish and shellfish straight from Newquay harbour, you can’t get more local than that!
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Well known and well loved by the locals. The pink pub can be found on a headland, offering spectacular views over Newquay’s Crantock beach. An excellent place for some to enjoy some traditional English dishes in an unbeatable location in a laidback, relaxed atmostphere.
Newquay has a lively evening scene, with beachside bars, pubs, activity bars, restaurants and late-night venues to suit different tastes. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed drink overlooking the coast or a busier night out in town, Newquay has plenty of options.
It’s what Newquay is known for, many of the towns surf competitions are world ranking, drawing in some of the best surfers in the world. But you don’t have to be an expert to surf in the town. There are plenty of surf school and equipment hire outlets where you can get a taste of the excitement for yourself
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Explore the wild Cornish cliffs like you’ve never done before. Newquay is home to loads of coasteering adventures where you can clamber through caves, spot incredible sea life and take part in adrenalin fuelled sea cliff jumps.
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It’s not all huge waves and fast pace in Newquay. If you’re feeling like taking up a more relaxed sport why not try your hand at the worlds fastest growing water sport. Discover the delight of stand-up paddle boarding in Newquay.
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Newquay’s historic harbour is one of Newquay’s most picturesque locations. The harbour is full of history, from Cornish tin mining to commercial fishing. You can even book yourself a fishing trip to take home your own catch. It is a great venue for all kinds of events, there’s always something going on at the harbour.
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This Elizabethan manor is an architectural gem. Explore the beautiful gardens and the stunning views before venturing into the manor where you can find the original fireplaces, spectacular plastered ceilings and a collection of high-quality English furniture.
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