Discover the Best of Newquay
A curated guide to beaches, surf spots, food, walks, and hidden gems across Cornwall’s favourite coastal town.
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Browse Cornwall’s beaches, walks and day‑out ideas in one organised place.
Beaches
Quick guides to Cornwall’s best beaches, from quiet coves to wide open stretches of sand.
Surf
A simple overview of surf‑friendly spots, conditions to expect, and where to head on different days.
Food & Drink
Places worth stopping for coffee, lunch or something stronger, from beach cafés to local pubs.
Walks
Coastal paths, short loops and easy routes with good views. Clear, simple notes for planning a wander.
Rainy Day Ideas
Indoor options and sheltered spots for when the weather turns, without resorting to shopping centres.
Free Things To Do
Low‑cost ideas and places to explore without spending anything beyond parking.
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If you’re browsing without a plan, let the site pick something for you. One click takes you to a random walk, beach or place to eat.
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Sabzi
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A bright, modern Persian‑inspired café and deli in the heart of Nansleddan, known for colourful plates, big flavours and a menu that changes daily. It’s one of the most popular food spots in the area — fresh, vibrant and a little different from anything else nearby. What to expect Sabzi serves a mix…
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One of the most dramatic stretches of coastline in Cornwall, with towering sea stacks, huge Atlantic views and a cliff‑top path that feels wild but accessible. The steps down to the beach are permanently closed, so this walk focuses on the official, safe viewpoints along the clifftops. The Walk Start from the National…
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A stunning coastal walk that takes you from the wide sands of Crantock Beach up onto the Pentire headland, with huge Atlantic views the whole way. It’s an easy route with a couple of short climbs, and you’re rewarded with some of the best scenery on this stretch of coast. The Walk Start…
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A huge, golden‑sand beach backed by rolling dunes and framed by the iconic Gull Rocks out at sea. It’s one of the most dramatic beaches on the north coast and a brilliant spot for walking, surfing or just exploring the dunes. The beach feels wild and open, but it’s still easy to reach…
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A laid‑back street‑food spot right on the sand at Newquay Harbour. It’s a mix of rotating food vendors, cold drinks, and easy beach vibes — perfect for grabbing something tasty without needing a reservation. You can sit on the rustic decking or head down onto the beach with your food and watch the…
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A small, volunteer‑run local history museum tucked just off Crantock Street. It’s compact, friendly, and a good rainy‑day stop if you’re interested in Newquay’s past — from old photographs and maps to stories about fishing, railways, tourism and how the town grew. The museum is run by the Newquay Old Cornwall Society, who…