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Active-8 is a holiday activity company in Cornwall; providing some of the very best activites and things to do whilst on holiday 
Blue Reef Aquarium is situated on Towan Beach in Newquay. Be amazed by the local marine species from the Cornish coast to hundreds of tropical species 
Learn coasterring, surfing and Kayaking in Cornwall 
Constantine bay is a lovely wide sandy beach with many rock pools. 
Crantock beach forms part of the expanse of sand between Pentire and West Pentire headlands 
Located in the town centre of Newquay, Cullens is a stylish and contemporary family run restaurant & wine bar serving fine drinks and cuisine. 
Dairy Land is an all-weather attraction which provides entertainment for all ages. Throughout your visit you will meet lots of beautiful animals. 
The Eden Project is one of Cornwall’s best known attractions; set in a former china clay pit near St Austell. 
Fifteen Cornwall is part of a global social enterprise, founded by Jamie Oliver 
Fistral beach is the centre of the UK surfing scene 
Crystal clear water and with golden sands, it could easily pass for an exotic tropical beach. 
Haryln Bay is an excellent beach for all manner of seaside activities 
When staying in Cornwall a visit to Healey’s Cyder Farm is a must and a fun and educational day out for all. 
A traditional family beach with plenty of activites for all age groups 
Proudly positioned at the end of Pentire Headland, Lewinnick Lodge offers views across the Atlantic & beyond; creating a spectacular dining experience 
A popular beach with locals and holiday makers alike. 
Mawgan Porth is very popular with surfers and has been listed in the top 20 beaches in the world. 
Newquay Zoo in Cornwall is a great family day out. The zoo is home to over 130 different animals and is set in subtropical lakeside gardens 
Porthtowan beach is a popular beach with beachgoers, surfers and walkers. 
Stavros is a traditional Greek taverna bringing the warmth of Greece into Newquay 
The Bowgie Inn is in a desirable position situated on the West Pentire headland close to the charming village of Crantock, near Newquay. 
The Kitchen bar and restaurant at Lusty Glaze Beach in Newquay is situated right next to the sand on this privately owned Cornish cove 
The Phoenix bar & restaurant is nestled in the heart of Watergate Bay; the perfect place to relax, unwind & enjoy the stunning sunsets over the bay. 
The Plume of Feathers is much more than a village local in Mitchell, it is however more of a gastro pub with great local food served in a modern style 
Tolcarne Beach is lined with tropical palm trees set against a backdrop of cliffs in Newquay, Cornwall 
Watergate Bay can be considered the first of a succession of fabulous beaches in Newquay 
Located in Portreath on the north coast of Cornwall. Newquay is Cornwall's most popular and liveliest resort, and famous for the surfing championships held at Fistral Beach; attracting competitors from all over the world.
The main town beaches are Towan, Great Western, Lusty Glaze and Tolcarne, all of which are reasonably sheltered and safe for swimming. The surrounding countryside is very attractive and there are lots of places to walk, along the coastal footpaths you may catch an occasional glimpse of dolphins. There are several stately homes worth visiting and various theme parks and leisure activities for those with young children
The main town beaches are Towan, Great Western, Lusty Glaze and Tolcarne, all of which are reasonably sheltered and safe for swimming. The surrounding countryside is very attractive and there are lots of places to walk, along the coastal footpaths you may catch an occasional glimpse of dolphins. There are several stately homes worth visiting and various theme parks and leisure activities for those with young children
Newquay does offer some historic character and remnants of its fishing past, such as the 14th-century lookout house on one of its cliff tops. Whether you are coming here to experience the annual 'Run to the Sun' VW festival, partake in the 'Rip Curl Boardmaster' championships or simply to enjoy the sun and sand, Newquay has something for all members of the family.
For self-catering holiday accommodation in Newquay please see the below list:
Cottages In & Around Newquay
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Dracaena Palms - 405 | 5 | Saturdays |
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'Dracaena Palms’ provides fabulous holiday accommodation & is situated just across the road from the famous golden sands of Porth Beach in Newquay |
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Bejowan Farmhouse - 458 | 5 | Saturdays |
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Less than 2 miles from Newquay and the surrounding beaches |
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