Newquay

Newquay offers a fine selection of hotels for visiting tourists to the popular Cornish town. From boutique hotels nestled in breath-taking locations such as Lewinnick Lodge, perched on the edge of a cliff, to more affordable options. Newquay also hosts numerous Guest Houses and B&Bs providing a more intimate and relaxed experience for tourists visiting the coastal town. The stylish Penwyth House B&B settled into a quiet village location with en-suite rooms, smart TVs and a village pub a mere two minute walk away. There are excellent options for those looking for a lower budget alternative, for example Surf Lodges, Hostels and Holiday Parks.

Walk along the hight street, dotted with quirky independent stores, as well as surf shops and boutiques where you can find unique gifts as well as the latest fashion. Newquay proffers many specialist water sports shops, including many surfing gear. Newquay also boasts a Farmers Market which offers local produce and crafts and supports sustainable shopping to tourists visiting the Cornish town.

Any tourist, visitor or passer-by would be remiss to not try the famous Cornish Pasty, or clotted cream tea whilst in the homeland of both. For those wanting to try the Cornish delights, then you can try them at the Atlantic View Café, with fantastic sea views. For those looking for culinary delight from further afield, the Rick Stein Fistral restaurant overlooks the beach and serves both traditional fish & chips, as well as flavours from the Far East. Newquay is awash with restaurants, pubs and cafés, so you are sure to find the perfect place to dine out.

Boardmasters

August

The seaside town of Newquay plays host to a spectacular 5-day surf and music festival. Boardmasters is a unique British festival and welcomes over 150,00 festival goers to listen to some of the world’s most popular artists and take part in surf competitions.

Falmouth Sailing Week

August

This is a huge sailing regatta, with over 450 yachts racing over seven days, plus lots of other entertainments on shore. The competition welcomes all levels of sailor experience, from beginner to expert. The prestigious Champagne Race includes a long coastal race of offshore yachts, with the prize for the winners being bottles of champagne, a tradition that dates back to 1955.

Newquay Lifeboat Day

July

Newquay hosts the biggest fundraising event for the RNLI and hosts a free event to help raise money for the lifeboat service. Head down tot the Harbour and witness dramatic rescue demonstrations, listen to live music, and enjoy the food stalls all in the aid of raising money for a charity dedicated to saving lives at sea.