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Newquay is one of North Cornwall's most popular tourist spots, which is perhaps unsurprising as it offers a selection of superb sandy beaches, powerful surf and towering cliffs. Visitors to the area are also within close proximity of Bodmin Moor, making a stay in one of our Newquay cottages almost irresistible!
This glorious stretch of Cornish coastline is everything from a seaside resort to a chic and stylish town. With its impressive eleven beaches, exciting attractions, buzzing nightlife and fashionable town centre, there really is something for everyone in Newquay.
Newquay is easily accessible due to the nearby airport and its laid back atmosphere makes the resort a popular tourist spot for both those wanting to relax or get active. Families will love the wide choice of beaches, whilst those on group holidays will make the most of the trendy things to do in the town.
With seven miles of white sand beaches to choose from, you’ll be spoilt for choice and you can spend your days by the sea soaking up the sun, building sandcastles and paddling in the sea, amongst a mix of other traditional seaside activities. The majority of the beaches are manned by lifeguards so you can feel safe in the sea, and for those on a romantic break, there are many secluded coves for ultimate relaxation. After a day on the beach, spend your evenings by the sea too at our luxury cottages by the sea, which boast extraordinary sea views.
Make your stay in Newquay extra-special - our Newquay cottages with hot tubs offer the ultimate in relaxation. Sink into the bubbles and feel your worries slip away after a day of exploring the Cornish coast.
With the South West Coast Path passing through the town and countless beaches to wander along, Newquay offers the perfect playground for dogs. Dogs are more than welcome to stay at our collection of dog-friendly cottages in Newquay - many welcome more than one dog.
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