Newquay is open all year, easy to get to by rail, road or air and offers a range of top quality attractions within easy reach, alongside classic events and exhilarating activities both in and out of the water, and some of Cornwall’s best beaches.

Around 25,000 people live in Newquay, but the population can increase to 100,000 or more in the summer because Newquay has a large stock of holiday accommodation.

A 5 mile walk around Newquay's fascinating shoreline on the South West Coast Path, taking in the long sandy beaches with their Atlantic breakers which make it one of Britain's surf capitals, as well…

Dive into the exhilarating world of surfing, explore the picturesque beaches of Newquay, and delve into the intriguing history that has shaped this captivating destination.

Newquay is known as the surf capital of England and with the incredible beaches here it is no wonder that surfing is the main activity. There are numerous surf schools, surf hire and surf shops on the beaches and in the town to get you kitted out and ready to hit the waves.

Experience the coastal beauty of Newquay, Cornwall in this stunning short video tour. Journey through Newquay’s picturesque beaches including the golden sands of Tolcarne, Great Western, and Towen Beach before exploring the vibrant marine life at Blue Reef Aquarium.

With several miles of golden beaches, it’s no wonder Newquay is one of the UK’s favourite seaside towns. Indugle in local seafood, fresh from the working harbour, or ride world-class waves at the famous Fistral Beach.

Newquay also has some of Cornwall’s finest beaches! Newquay’s laid-back charm is here for everyone to enjoy.

Newquay is often introduced as Cornwall’s surf capital — but that barely scratches the surface. Beyond the Atlantic rollers lies a town of cinematic headlands, serious dining, hidden coves and slow, salt-air living.

The North coast town of Newquay is best known for being Cornwall's surf city, as well as its party capital. Visitors come here for the excellent surfing, lively nightlife and family-friendly attractions. Newquay actually caters for this diverse blend of visitors pretty well, and there's a lot on offer here.