Newquay is an ideal central location to sightsee places of interest like the Eden Project, Lost garden of Heligan, St. Michael’s Mount, Lands End and remember the south coast of Cornwall is only thirty minutes away which offers contrasting scenery including coastal inlets of Fowey, Polperro, Looe, Mevagissey.  As Cornwall's premier resort, Newquay offers sport and leisure activities for all ages and tastes. Local interests and entertainment's include: Trenance leisure gardens, Waterworld and Newquay Zoo, Sea Life centre, golf, pitch and putt, tennis, coastal walks, fresh water & sea fishing, cycling (Camel trail ) and of course Surfing. For the young at heart seek out the nightlife or enjoy Newquay’s many popular restaurants and clubs.

Porth
Porth is a wide sandy beach suitable for young and old, with café, shops and toilet facilities.  Life guards operate during May to September.   A short walk to Porth island will offer breathtaking views towards Watergate Bay and beyond to Trevose headland and lighthouse, in the other direction across to Newquays popular beaches of Tolcarne, Great Western, Towan and the attractive and historical harbour.

Scenic Porth Island is a significant historical site dating from the Iron Age and is linked to the mainland by a footbridge.  Explore at low tide and you will discover caves which local folk lore says were once used by smugglers and wreckers. On calm days look carefully and you may be lucky enough to see dolphins playing in the famous surf.   When the sea produces spectacular Atlantic waves the sight of spray shooting through Cathedral caves blow hole is awe-inspiring.

Lusty Glaze
This beautiful, privately owned cove, next to Porth beach, has a diverse range of activities to cater for visitors throughout the year whatever the weather. Providing first class wet and dry day facilities, this sheltered beach offers outdoor pursuits for all ages and abilities including children’s activity sessions. Spotlessly clean sand, deep rock pools.