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Newquay Holiday Park, Newquay, Cornwall, TR8 4HS

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Amazing attractions near Newquay

There's a reason people flock to Newquay from all across the globe. Its beaches are glorious and numerous and the waves that crash upon its golden shores are world-class.

To learn how to ride the legendary swell here, visit one of the town's professional surf schools or for bucket and spade fun, head to one of Newquay's 11 beautiful beaches, such as Watergate Bay, Fistral and Lusty Glaze. Local residents like Joel also say that Newquay's abundance of beaches really make it stand out as one of Cornwall's coastal gems, “Newquay is aimed quite a lot towards families these days. It’s got 15 beaches between Mawgan Porth and Perranporth…so you can pick a different beach every day.“

But it's not all surf, sea and sand! The Cornwall Aviation Museum neighbours the park and there are numerous wildlife attractions nearby, including Newquay Zoo and the Blue Reef Aquarium.

Amazing attractions near Newquay

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Fistral Beach

Famous around the world for its top class surfing scene, a day at Cornwall's Fistral Beach is a must if you're staying in nearby Newquay.

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Bare Feet Coasteer

Bare Feet Coasteer provides thrilling coasteering adventures from Fistral Beach. Jump, climb and swim to explore Newquay’s stunning coastline with expert guides for an unforgettable experience.

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Fistral Beach Surf School

Ride the waves at Fistral Beach Surf School – expert coaching, top equipment, and unforgettable surf experiences on Cornwall’s most iconic beach. Book your lesson today!

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Newquay Zoo

With over 1,000 animals, 130 species and 13 acres of sub-tropical gardens, Newquay Zoo is an absolute treat for wildlife lovers.

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Pirate's Quest Adventure Golf

Are you ready to uncover the murky history of smugglers and buccaneers by coming face to face with an actual live pirate?

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Lusty Glaze Beach

Grab your bucket and spade and enjoy a classic beach day out at one of Cornwall's most beautiful and idyllic coves.

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Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay

Descend into the depths of the ocean and discover the amazing creatures that live there at the Blue Reef Aquarium.

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Screech Owl Sanctuary

Meet one of Britain's most majestic birds. This hands-on experience offers the opportunity to touch and see over 30 species of owl.

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Lappa Valley Steam Railway

All aboard! Even the journey into Lappa Valley is an adventure as you embark on a steam railway ride through beautiful woodlands.

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Camel Creek Adventure Park

An exciting adventure for the whole family. From thrilling roller coasters and 5D experiences to memorable meetings with ponies, reptiles and rabbits.

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Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm

Cyder is Cornwall's tipple of choice. So get to know it better at this award-winning cider farm, orchard, and distillery.

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Eden Project

A must-see for any holiday to Cornwall. The Eden Project recreates some of the planet's most dramatic environments in spectacular "biomes".

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The Japanese Garden

Every holiday should have a moment of pure relaxation and the tranquil Japanese Garden is the perfect place to find one.

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The Lost Gardens of Heligan

After decades of being hidden away under ivy and brambles, this magnificent estate has been completely transformed to become one of Cornwall's finest gardens.

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Newquay Activity Centre

Cornwall is famous for having some of the best surfing conditions in the world - so don't miss your opportunity to catch these waves!

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Cornwall Wave Runner Safaris

Who said beach holidays always have to be relaxing! A visit to this adventure centre will definitely shake things up.

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Crantock Beach

Sheltered between the rocky headlands of Pentire and West Pentire, Crantock Beach is a hidden gem of golden sands, away from the hustle and bustle of Newquay.

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Porth Joke Beach

This compact cove north of Holywell Bay and south of Crantock is a hidden gem for those looking to escape the buzz of Newquay.

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Holywell Bay Beach

Nestled between Perranporth and Newquay, Holywell Bay Beach is one of North Cornwall's finest. Unwind on the soft golden sands or make a splash in the surf.

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Treyarnon Bay

Regarded as one of the best family-friendly beaches in the area, the award-winning golden sands of Treyarnon Bay are unrivalled.

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Crantock to Holywell Circular

Soak up some of Cornwall's most dramatic scenery on this leisurely circular walk, combining beautiful beaches, pretty wildflowers and perhaps, if you're lucky, some local marine life.

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Truro

Explore the historic city of Truro, Cornwall's county town, via this scenic circular walk, featuring notable landmarks which include the glorious Truro Cathedral.

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Bedruthan - The Devil’s Steps

Passing through not one, but seven sandy beaches - think long stretches of unspoilt coastline and beautiful coves that need to be seen to be believed.

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Trevellas Coombe - Cornwall’s Mining Heritage

Step into Cornwall's mining heritage with this leisurely walk from St Agnes, via the coast and a gentle incline up the Trevellas Coombe.

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Cornish Coasteering

Led by qualified instructors, experience the ultimate adventure along Cornwall’s coastline as you swim and climb your way along the cliffs, play in the waves and explore sea caves.

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Cornish Kayaking

Get set to explore the unforgettable delights of the Cornish Coastline and the Camel Estuary whilst learning essential kayaking skills, guided by experienced instructors.

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Cornish Surfing

Learn to surf at one of Cornwall’s best surfing spots – Polzeath Beach – and gain the essential skills to catch waves under the guidance of experienced instructors.

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