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NOWHERE IN THE UK OFFERS MORE THAN NEWQUAY


Experience


No matter if you’re learning, improving or an expert – in Newquay you will find the right conditions, kit and local experts to help you get the best from your holiday experience.


Surfing is King here and there are numerous surf schools, surf hire and surf shops both on beaches and in the town to get you kitted out and ready to roll. But Newquay has lots more to offer. You can take to the


air with kite surfing and kitebuggying, hit the waves with bodyboarding, waveskiing, paddlesurfing, diving and kayaking or for a combination of land and sea how about coasteering or mountain boarding! If dry land is more your thing, then in town and further


afield you’ll find go-karts, paintball, all terrain vehicles (ATV), seaside and inland golf courses as well as horse riding, tennis, bowls and swimming. For adrenalin junkies there are speedboat trips across


Newquay Bay, a cliff to cliff Zip Wire at Lusty Glaze, the exhilarating Wave Runner Jet Ski Safaris and a banana boat. Or bring your own – Newquay’s coast and harbour offer superb sailing opportunities with regular racing in the bay.


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Gig Racing Visit Newquay Harbour and make sure you see Newquay’s Pilot Gigs - 32’ long wooden boats with six rowers cutting through the water on their regular Friday night practice or on weekend competitions. Visitors are welcome and you can discover why Gigs have a special place in Newquay’s heart.


the adrenalin capital of the UK


©Ian Stackhouse


©Ian Stackhouse


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