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Walking In Newquay there’s a range of walks, both circular and coastal. Walks on the South West Coast Path from Newquay are classed as either moderate or easy with regular bus routes to get you there and back. In town there’s Trenance Gardens – 26 acres of lush, sub-tropical colour, with rowing boats and pedallos for hire, while other areas of Newquay offer great walks including the Headlands walk, Gannel Estuary to Crantock and Porth to Watergate Bay.
Experience
Fish and Fishing Newquay Harbour with its resident seals, is home to the local fishing fleet. Each day boats head out to sea on day or half day fishing trips and sea safaris for shark, wreck, deep sea and mackerel. Newquay and Cornwall offer game, coarse and sea angling either by boat or from the beach. There are inland lakes and fisheries a stones throw away
including those on holiday parks. There’s plenty of local knowledge and if you’re fishing from Newquay the harbour’s local skippers know just where to drop your line to make sure you bring back the catch of the day!
Christmas and New Year Newquay provides a perfect Christmas and New Year break with special packages and events in local shops and hotels, Newquay’s own Christmas Festival all culminating with a fancy dress and fireworks party to see the New Year in with a bang! If all this is too much Newquay is the perfect
place for rest, relaxation and luxury – pampering and spas with fine food and dining are specialities at some of Cornwall’s most luxurious and contemporary hotels. You can “Experience Newquay” at all times of the year. Our fast and easy road, rail and air connections mean you’re never more than a few hours away from an unforgettable experience in one of the nations all time favourite seaside resorts.
Golf Bring your clubs to Newquay and you can play a different course for every day of your holiday including Newquay Golf Club, Perranporth, Holywell Bay, Merlin, Treloy and St Newlyn East. Pitch and putt is available at Mawgan Porth, Trenance and on the Killacourt overlooking Towan Beach.
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