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Newquay - the coast of dreams and surf


Newquay – the coast of dreams – represents a rare mix of wonderful coastlines; spectacular beaches washed clean by the Atlantic Ocean; rock pools teeming with marine life; crystal-clear sea for a leisurely swim, or for the challenge of surfing the best sets in Britain; soaring cliffs with magnificent views; and delightful gardens for tranquil strolls.


Walking, cycling, golf, horse-riding, bowling, tennis, fishing, kite surfing, wakeboarding, diving, power kiting or abseiling, plus a host of indoor and outdoor attractions in Newquay and the surrounding area – there’s something here for everyone.


Newquay has lots of interesting things for all ages to see and do. There is a Sea Life Centre, Golf Course, Zoo, and plentiful nightlife.


Run to the Sun 2011


Run to the Sun (RttS) sponsored by Budweiser 66 is one of the biggest VW, Custom Car and Dance Festivals in Europe.


2011 marks the events 25th anniversary and the festival organisers are pulling out all the stops to make this one to remember.


Newquay Harbour


The Huer's House, on the headland west of the harbour, is of interest.


Newquay was renowned for Pilchard fishing,which came in plentiful numbers but at infrequent intervals.


Until the late 19th century a man known as a Huer,would watch from the house for the shoals to redden the waters, the sign that Pilchards were in the bay.


He then gave a great cry of 'Heva! Heva!' to alert the fishermen of the town.


For further information please visit www.newquay.co.uk


With a massive six arena’s this year, including the main arena with names such as Andy C, Grooverider and Eddie Halliwell (to name just a few) and five other arena’s covering comedy, live music, dub step and unsigned bands the festival will be in full swing until 4am every morning.


Plus, during the day enjoy the Festival Village with traders and food vendors, white knuckles rides and much more.


On Sunday May 29 Trevithick Manor Farm, Newquay will be the venue for the Show ‘n’ Shine.


Expect lots of shiny motors and lots of family fun. The Show ‘n’ Shine is open to everyone.


For full details of this year’s event and ticket prices please visit www.runtothesun.co.uk


Newquay Meadery EARLYBIRDS from6pm


The best quality made affordable Towan Beach, Newquay


Wonderful location for Cornish inn


The St. Pirans Inn public house is a wonderful pub situated just five miles from Newquay, and is located at the beach Holywell Bay.


Holywell Bay has just been voted the fourth best beach in England by the National Trust, which helps make this pub a must to visit anytime of the year.


Under new management and with their renowned chef, St. Pirans offers some of the best food and real ales in Cornwall.


Internally the new owners have worked hard to create a homely classy feel within the building, and a friendly and warm service amongst all staff.


Bookings on 01637 873000 www.newquaymeadery.co.uk


Starters from £2.95 Main course from £6.95 - ALL PARTIES CATERED FOR -


St. Pirans Inn Holywell Bay, Nr Newquay TR8 5PP


★ Holywell Bay - voted 4th best view and best beach in Cornwall by National Trust 2009


★ Food available all day ★ Real ales ★ Open log fires ★ En-suite accommodation available


www.stpiransinn.co.uk info@stpiransinn.co.uk


Tel: 01637 830205 Cornish Visitor Guide - spring / summer 2011 49


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