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Newquay and its surrounds have a great variety of attractions & events to suit families with children of all ages from International surfing competitions, real ale weekends to food festivals. Music, the famous Run to the Sun rally, firework displays & the Red Arrows aircraft displays, polo on the beach, theatre, a zoo, an aquarium and much more, there's something going on to suit all ages all year round. Not too far away toward Wadebridge is the famous Camel Creek Adventure Park.
Newquay really does come alive when the sun sets, from chill out bars and traditional pubs, to beachside cafes and rocking nightclubs, often playing host to Radio 1 and other top DJs. Soak up the atmosphere at an intimate pavement cafe or one of the many live music venues to hear local and international acts. If the view is all important, then there are cliff-top bars and cafes. Real ale fans are not left behind with a number of establishments serving local brewery specials.
For accommodation Newquay is unsurpassed as there is a choice to suite every pocket from hotels, guest houses and holiday apartments to camping sites. For great places to stay the Hendra Holiday Park, or the WESTWARD bed & breakfast in Edgecombe Avenue offer comfort at reasonable prices and Chynoweth Lodge Eliot Gardens located in the centre of Newquay.
When the crowds are gone Newquay is great short break destination with cliff top walks, or the views that encompass the Gannel Estuary, Fistral Beach, Pentire Headland, Towan Head and the north Cornwall Coast. After you've blown the cobwebs away, why not head for one of Newquay's many cafes or restaurants, especially SENIOR DICKS located at the Hotel Victoria for a taste of Mexican food.
Surfing is becoming more and more popular with up to 500,000 people taking part in the UK. The north coast of Cornwall, with its long flat beaches and consistent swells, is the perfect place to learn. Complete beginners are advised to seek the help of a B.S.A. (British Surfing Association) approved surf school, to learn safety in the water & to increase competence.
When proficient in surfing the key things to remember are:
Know your limits, you will not be Kelly Slater in a week, and it will be safer to master the white water before tackling the green waves. Purchase a suitable board and not the coolest, many make the mistake of buying a board less than 7 ft after only surfing for a week, a big float board is preferable to struggling around on a tooth pick.
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Enjoy your self and don’t ever give up, surfing is one of the best feelings in the world and it doesn't matter how good you are you can still achieve that indescribable feeling; the best surfer is the one with the biggest smile!
Between Newquay and Wadebridge at Tredinnick is the CAMEL CREEK ADVENTURE THEME PARK.
This is a vibrant and welcoming visitor destination year- round, uniquely interpreting the legends of the area and famous for delivering great adventures and days out for the whole family. There is now an adjacent Caravan and Camping site where residents receive special discounts for fun in the Theme Park. Please see the back cover for the camel creek advertisement.
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