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As the name implies, this popular seaside town was developed when a ‘new quay’ was built in the 18th Century. Once the railway arrived in 1876, this little port gained popularity as a tourist destination and has continued to grow ever since. The Victorians built grand hotels to accommodate holiday makers attracted to the many beautiful beaches and gardens. Today it is regarded as the ‘surf capital’ of the UK, with Fistral beach hosting international surfing competitions. Newquay has a lively nightlife too, with traditional bars, live music and summer festivals.



Businesses:
Aspects Holidays,

Shops:
Trevilley Farm shop, Celtic Footwear etc., Cycle shop, Camping Shop


Restaurants hotels and pubs:
Lewinnick Lodge, Fifteen Restaurant, Maharajah Indian Restaurant, Mexican Restaurant, Lakeside Café/Restaurant, Headland Hotel, Hotel Victoria, Red Lion Pub, Fort Inn, Central Inn


Sports facilities & clubs:
Lusty Glaze Adventure, Tennis Club, Indoor Bowling Club, Surf School


Beaches:
Towan 1.8 miles
Fistral 1 mile
Lusty Glaze 1.3 miles
Crantock 4.1 miles
Watergate Bay 3.8 miles
Porth 1.9 miles
Great Western 1.8 miles
Mawgan Porth 5.4 miles
Holywell Bay 6.3 miles
Newquay Harbour 0.3 miles
Tolcarne 0.6 mile


Golf courses:
Newquay Golf Club 1.3 miles , Treloy Golf Club 3.2 miles

Travel connections:
Newquay Station 0.4 miles. Connects to Par which is on the mainline route to Paddington
Or St Austell 16.5 miles (Mainline route to Paddington)
Distance to A30 at Summercourt 7 miles
Newquay airport 1.4 miles