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Newquay

About

Discover the history of Newquay

On Cornwall's north coast, Newquay has earned its reputation as Britain's surf capital, driven by renowned beaches like Fistral Beach. Dramatic cliffs line the coastline, and the South West Coast Path offers excellent hiking with views over the Atlantic Ocean and opportunities to spot seals, dolphins, and seabirds. The town preserves vibrant Cornish heritage through its museums, markets, and local festivals, reflected in its seafront architecture. Paddleboarding, cycling through the surrounding countryside, and a relaxed beach atmosphere complete this destination, blending outdoor activities with authentic British coastal traditions.

Travel score

The travel score throughout the year.

January

61
Good

February

61
Good

March

58
Moderate

April

61
Good

May

70
Very good

June

69
Good

July

65
Good

August

61
Good

September

66
Good

October

61
Good

November

58
Moderate

December

58
Moderate

Things to do

Discover the best attractions in Newquay and its surroundings

National Trust - Lizard Point

Cliff coastViewpoint

These scenic rocky cliffs with a walking path are the most Southern point of England's mainland.

Tintagel Castle

Castle

Supposed birthplace of King Arthur with a rugged, cliff-top backdrop, on-site cafe and souvenirs.

National Trust - Carnewas at Bedruthan

Cliff coastViewpoint

Vantage point offering wide reaching views over the beach and sea stacks, with trails and cafe.

Crantock Beach

BeachCliff coastHiking

Land's End

Cliff coastViewpoint

Iconic signpost plus attractions including exhibitions, film shows, farm park and animal centre.

Bodmin Jail Attraction

Museum

Atmospheric granite prison museum exhibitions, overnight ghost walks and an on-site restaurant.

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