Visit the beach

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Newquay has no shortage of beaches, and they’re probably a large part of what attracted you here in the first place. But when you’ve done splashing about in the sea and sunbathing, why not enjoy the other free activities they have to offer?

Dotted around Newquay Bay are dozens of coves and tunnels ripe for exploration. The Holy Wells are undoubtedly the most famous features you’ll find inside; legend has it that many of the 200 hidden across the Cornish landscape possess special healing powers. At Holywell Bay, just outside Newquay, you will discover a cave with one such well. Made up of several basins naturally formed by the water, the well is beautifully covered with stalagmites and steps. Like many of the coasts caves it is inaccessible at high tide. Be sure to check tide times before you go exploring and keep an eye on your watch as the ocean regularly traps tourists who are not used to the seaside.

If you enjoy sea food then spend a relaxing afternoon gathering your own. The rocks around Newquay are covered in edible mussels which can be collected and cooked in the same way as those you would buy in the supermarket.

Trenance Gardens

These beautiful gardens nestle under a viaduct, surrounding a series of lakes and the historic Trenance Cottages.

Feed the ducks, admire the flowers or take a leisurely walk. Perfect if you need to slow down after a big surf session or night of partying.

Talking of walks, they don’t get much more stunning than the wild coastal scenery in and around Newquay. A visit to the Huer’s Hut close to Fistral is a must and is also ultra convenient if you want to stay within the town. Follow the path round and you’ll come to Newquay Harbour situated next to Towan Beach. It’s a working harbour so you’ll see fishermen coming in and out and unloading their catch. Cafes, restaurants and pubs are all around so you won’t be short of somewhere to visit when you’ve worked up an appetite.

If you’re willing to venture a little further afield then Crantock village and its church are highly recommended. A typically picturesque Cornish village with two great pubs, it can easily swallow a whole afternoon. The traditional church boasts beautiful stained glass windows and doesn’t charge visitors to enter.

Wooden Waves Skate Park

If you’re visiting Newquay, there’s a good chance you’re here for the laidback lifestyle synonymous with surf. But if there are no waves, what do you do? Hit the wooden ones of course.

Newquay's Skate Park, Wooden Waves, is the biggest outdoor skate park in Cornwall. Two minis hiped together, a big vert ramp and big funbox and a driveway with three banks make for an ideal afternoon’s skate.

The park is tucked away next to Newquay Zoo and Waterworld’s overflow car park. If you drive then you’ll have to pay to park, but use of Wooden Waves is free.

Wooden Waves is open every day from 9am to dusk but is closed when went. You can find out more at www.skatenewquay.co.uk.

They are opened daily at 10am- 5pm and on Sundays, lunch is being served at 10am- 4pm.

Giving people what they need sure is their mission that's why they specialised menus for people who are in the adulthood and also menus for children.

For the adult menu, they offer:

Starters

Falafels £5.50
Lebanese salad, hummus, mint and lemon dressing.

Cornish mackerel fillets £6.75
Parmesan crusted, shaved fennel and red onion salad, caper sauce.

Stir-fried squid £5.50
spiced sea salt, Szechuan pepper and oyster sauce.

Superfoods salad Small £6.50 | Large £10.50
feta, spinach, beetroot, toasted seeds, organic sprouting beans, goji berries, shitake mushrooms, pomegranate and French dressing.

Mains

Chicken & prawn Laksa £12.50
free range Cornish chicken, thick rice noodles, steamed greens and spiced coconut broth.

North Indian squash curry £9.50
lentils, coriander, braised almond pilaf rice and tomato simbal.

Pan-fried cod fillet £13.50
Cornish new potatoes, rapeseed oil and anchovy dressing with broccoli, asparagus, radish and spinach.

Higher Laity Farm organic pork steak £12.50
stuffed with mozzarella and sage, with warm potato salad, lemon and capers.

Puddings

Dark chocolate fudge truffle £4.65
sweet vanilla cream and kirsch-marinated cherries.

Cornish baked cheesecake £4.65
with vanilla and pear compote.

Warm rhubarb pudding £4.65
spiced with cinnamon, topped with caramel sauce and clotted cream.

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BEACH HUT CLASSICS

Starters

Cheese fondue £5.50
three Cornish cheeses, smoked paprika, thyme and white wine served with chicory and Fifteen Cornwall bloomer.

Fowey river mussels 1/2 kilo £7.50 | 1 kilo £14.50
steamed with white wine, shallots, garlic and cream.

Cornish free range pork terrine £5.00
country style pork pate, Beach Hut fruit chutney, pickles and toast.

Nachos £5.50
chilli beans, cheddar cheese, spring onions, coriander and Cornish soured cream.

Mains

Beach Hut beef burger £9.75
flame-grilled, cheddar cheese, garlic mayo, tomato relish, salad and fries.

Beach Hut veggie bean burger £9.50
Cheddar cheese, garlic mayo, tomato relish, salad and fries.

Fish pie £12.00
cod, salmon and haddock, capers, hard boiled eggs, leeks and mashed potato.

Cornish Angus 8oz rib-eye steak £16.50
smoked sea salt, slow-roast garlic, Norma’s mustard and triple-cooked chips.

Sides

New potatoes with butter and dill £1.95 per item
Thin fries
Broccoli with chilli butter
Green salad vinaigrette
Tomato, red onion and parmesan salad

Puddings

Will’s classic crème brulee £4.65

Roskillys’ ice-creams £4.65
four scoops made from Cornish organic jersey milk.

Cheese & biscuits £4.65
Cornish Camembert, Cornish Trelawney and Cornish Blue, Beach Hut fruit chutney.

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HOT DRINKS

Clipper Fairtrade Tea
Great tea with a clear conscience.

Mug of tea £1.75

Clipper speciality and fruit teas £1.75

Origin Coffee
Coffee on a mission; great ethics and a great flavour.

Filter coffee £1.75

Espresso £2.00

Americano or long black £2.00
an espresso topped with boiling water

Cappuccino £2.45
2:1 milk to coffee with thick foam and a sprinkle of chocolate

Latte £2.45
frothy milk with espresso shot

Mocha £2.45
chocolate, coffee combo

Add another shot to any coffee for an extra 50p!

Beach Hut Favourites

Hot chocolate £2.00
Extreme hot chocolate £2.90
Extreme latte £2.90
Extreme mocha £2.90

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Cakes

Carrot cake £3.50
Chocolate fudge brownie £3.50
Scones with Cornish clotted cream and Norma’s strawberry jam £4.40

And for the children, they offer

Beach Hut burger with chips and cucumber sticks

Grilled free range chicken breast with chips and peas

Penne pasta with tomato sauce and grated parmesan

Sole goujons with chips and baked beans

Grilled local white fish with new potatoes and peas

All at £3.95

2 scoops of Roskilly’s organic ice cream

Date pudding with vanilla ice cream

£2.20 each

which is ideal for kids ages 8 and below. Aside from that they offer a day's specials.

For more inquiries, call 01637 860877.
Can't wait to taste these luscious foods? Go Now to The Beach Hut located at The Beach Hut
On The Beach
Watergate Bay
Newquay
TR8-4AA

The Trenance Cottage Tea Rooms is an attractive, Gregorian property located in mature gardens which can be seen beside the wonderful Boating Lake and Gardns. It was run as an award winning Tea Room by Bob and Judy Pole and still it was able to keep its original charm and character.

Having 26 seats inside, the indoors is furnished with an electric mix of antique Gregorian and Victorian tables where High Teas, Cakes and Light Lunches are often served using China Platters.

Outside, the seating capacity is for 50 people and is confined inside a matured terraced gardens where an attentive and kind staff is wiating to serve you.

aside from being customer friendly, the place is also disable friendly for it has special toilets and facilities for disabled people.

If the ambiance can't really be appreciated, there's a Wireless Broadband connection and a roadside parking available for business meetings and yuppies out there.

For inquiries, just call 01637 872034 or write them at Trenance Cottage Tea Rooms, 2 Trenance Lane, Newquay, Cornwall TR7 2HX.

LOCATION
Located just right above Trowan Beach, the hotel is proud of its inspirational views across Newquay Bay and the awe- inspiring Atlantic coastline. It is on ly 2 minutes away from the main shops, bars and only a short stroll to the beach.
You will be able to see this amazing hotel at 57 The Crescent, Newquay, Cornwall, England TR7 1DT.

ACCOMMODATION
This hotel offers two different styles of rooms. One is the Standard Rooms and the Bunk Beds.
The Standard Rooms caters to all that you need. From entertainment to leisure. It got it all for you. Inside the room you will see a television set, lifts, en- suite bathtroom with shower, tea and coffee making facilities, and a wi- fi connection.

If you are on a tight budget, you can choose the Bunk Rooms in which is cheaper yet very economical to use. These kind of rooms has 4 beds inside a room.
With the strong belief in serving good food and superb service, the hotel offers a wide range of facilities and vast choice of rooms for travellers, couples, and groups of families from different ages and all walks of life.

FACILITIES
The Hotel considers the “customer’s first” and “customer’s satisfaction” when it comes to their service. That’s why their facilities offered ca definitely answer customer’s needs. They have a bar, a big parking space, games room, internet access, restaurant, tours and travel desk, no curfew, lounge area, pool tables, 24 hours hot showers and also, they accept credit cards for payments.

CHECK IN DETAILS
Please be reminded that the hotel’s check in time would be 15:00 and the latest check out will be 10:00.

INQUIRIES
For bookings, questions and other inquiries, just call 0163 7873 338.
They can also be reached through Skype with the user ID hotel.sunnyside.

Where is it LOCATED?

St. Christopher’s is like an answer to someone’s prayer of having experience the sun, the sand and the cravings for the surf. This is alongside the 11 beaches of Newquay stretching over 7 miles.
Located at 35 For Street Newquay, Cornwall, United Kingdom, TR7 1HR, it is going to be a few minutes away from the busy streets and so many people.

How To GET There?

From the train station, turn left on the Cliff Road and continue along this road. The end of the Cliff Road is the East Street. The next road is the Bank Street. Turn right into Fore Street. Then, you will see the St. Christopher’s Bath.
If coming from the bus station, you don’t have to worry for the road leading to St. Christopher’s is easy to find. Coming from the bus station on the Manor Road, follow the signs down into the town centre. After that, follow the signs on going to Fistral Beach. Continue along Main Street and you will approach St. Christopher’s and Belushi’s next to the Fore Street car park at number 35. It’s approximately a 5 minute walk.

If you have a car, then definitely it will be a breeze. From the A392 into Newquay, follow signs for Fistral Beach. Then at the Mount Wise, roundabout continue to follow signs for Fistral Beach and this will lead you onto Higher Tower Road/ Tower Road. Take the second right by Surfers Paradise into Hope Terrace and follow signs to the Harbour. Then at the bottom of the hill, St. Christopher’s and Belushi’s is dead ahead and slightly to the left, at 35 Fore Street. Then, if you are lucky enough to have a satellite navigation or access to a route planner then enter the post code TR7 1HR.

The check-in starts at 2pmonwards and be reminded that there is no 24 hour check- ins…

The formal gardens like the flower garden in Enys and the colonels garden still contains plants, tress and shrubs from the JD Enys collection. The place also has a fine collection of bamboos compromising a number of rare varieties.

The garden also showcases its micro climate where it is usually virtually frost free and with this mild temperature, it influences the gulf stream that enables plants and trees to flourish.

So what are you all waiting for? Come and explore the rare and historic treasures of one of the oldest gardens in Cornwall.
WHERE TO GO?
Enys is located at St. Gluvias, Penryn, Cornwall TR10 9LB. for inquiries, please call +44 0777 0662 849. Or visit http://www.enystrust.org.uk/.
OPENING AND TARIFFS.
Wondering when is the perfect time to go and how much will it cost you? Kindly refer to the table below.

Whatever type of background, whatever your type is, whether the cliffs, gardens, or any historic houses, Newquay can definitely cater to your taste. Imagine Newquay having 11 beaches to choose from or those all important photographs or perhaps a tranquil lakeside setting.

For those administrative questions, Cornwall Registration Service can provide you with all the legalities you need to know to have a blissful, exciting and most wonderful wedding of your life, kindly call

NEWQUAY REGISTRATION OFFICE
Lanherne House,
Tolcarne Road
Newquay
TR7 2NQ
0187 2322 007

They are open Mondays through Fridays at 8am- 6pm and on Saturdays at 9am- 4pm.

LOCATION
This haven is located in Lusty Glaze Road, Newquay, TR7 3AE. ‘

HOW TO GET THERE?
Lusty Glaze is located in the borders of Newquay. From A30, all you have to do is to follow the signs for Newquay at the Indian Queens Roundabout. Take the signs for St. Columb Minor and enter Newquay on Henver Road. Go over a double roundabout and through a set of traffic light, then turn right just before the road veers left aking the coastal road.

WHAT TO DO AND WHAT TO USE
Whether you are looking for stimulation, adventure, relaxation, education or simply by hanging out, you can have the following:
* 450 space Car Park
* Beach Bar and Restaurant
* Café Beach BBQ's
* Surf Hire
* Shower and Changing Rooms
* Beach Shop
* Award-winning Toilets
We also offer accommodation in two fully furnished self catering beach chalets. And Beach Huts are available for hire year-round.

FOR INQUIRIES:
Please contact the following numbers for questions, suggestions, comments and any such at 0163 7872 444 or 0169 7878 718 or use the following if you are online.

Email:
For general enquiries, please email enquiries@lustyglaze.co.uk
For activities and group adventure, please email info@adventure-centre.org
For training courses and educational programmes, please email info@training-centre.org
For enquiries about our beach accommodation, please email enquiries@lustyglaze.co.uk
For restaurant reservations and information, please email info@lustyrestaurant.com

The Eden Project is a visitor attraction in United Kingdom which contain’s the world’s largest greenhouse where in some artificial biomes and plants collected from all around th world were put there.
This complex consists of a number of domes that house plant species around the world, each emulating a biome. The domes were constructed strategically to help emulate a tropical environment to make the plants grow. They were made out of hundreds of hexagons and a few pentagons of transparent plastic that is like a cushion.
Aside from being a green theme park, The Eden Project aims not only to showcase the world’s beauties but also to help find positive futures in the face of a challenge. They have three categories of living things in which they are wishing to reach out and nurture and they are the people, the plants, and the planet.

They offer art exhibits, events, programmes and projects, workshops and educational tie- ups with schools, art, music and storytelling that will showcase their vision and mission to reach all people of the country or better yet, the whole world.

They have special access guides that will help visitors which has impairment. They work with Sensory Trust which helped them find creative approaches to physical access and sharing information.
The Eden Project indeed will provide a great experience for all ages, abilities and backgrounds.
Can’t wait to be and take part in The Eden Project? Here’s how.

The Eden Project is located at the heart of Cornwall which has the exact address of Eden Project, Bodelva, St Austell, Cornwall, PL24 2SG.

You can be there simply by walking, by riding a bicycle, riding a bus, a train or an airplane.

For those who live nearby and just want to walk, you can simply follow the Clay Trails Cycle Routes. Or if not, there are combined footpath and road routes from Luxulyan, Par and St, Austell which all have rail Links.

For riders, The Clay Trails Cycle Routes come to Eden from Bugle which is 4 miles and Wheal Martin, 5 miles. And along the way you can see some of Cornwall’s mining heritage and also you will be able to see and enjoy some spectacular views.

There are special buses that can pick you up from different stations and will take you to The Eden Project directly. For more information on bus routes and schedules, just call 0845 600 1420, 0163 7871 871 and 0871 2002 233 or log on to www.nationalrail.co.uk.
The Eden Project is well signposted from both the A30 from Exeter and the A391/390 from Plymouth. So you can easily locate it if you are going to use a car.

Visitors from outside the county can take the M5 southbound, to Exeter, where the motorway splits. Take the A30 and continue until you reach the Innis Downs junction (A 391) from which Eden is well signposted. There is ample parking at Eden and a park & ride service operates from the outer car parks.

If by air, the nearest airport is Newquay, served by flights from destinations including London, Manchester, Leeds/Bradford, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dublin and some European cities.

Visit Newquay Airport website or ring 01637 860600 for more information.

For the schedules, kindly refer to the chart below

Wondering how much is it going to cost you?

Let me introduce to you one of Newquay’s pride when it comes to accommodations and food. Presenting, Edgcumbe.

Edgcumbe is a spacious period property in an elevated position on the doorstep of the North Cornish Coast and Countryside.
This place is so perfect for travellers who are looking for the perfect place to spend their lazy days for Edgcumbe is equipped with sweeping views of the town, the historic sea lock gates, canal river Neet and the Atlantic Ocean. All of these are just a stone’s throw away.
Where Is This?
This haven is located at Summerleaze Crescent, Bude, Cornwall EX23 8HJ. But for further assistance, kindly look at it in the map.

How Do I Get There?
Going to Edgcumb is so easy. If by car, you just have to take the M5 at Junction 31 pick up at the A30. From A30 take the A386 to Bude, then theA3079 onto the A3072 to Holsworthy & Bude. Alternatively, from M5, take the scenic route and opt for the A39 Atlantic Highway all the way to Bude.
By Coach: the National Express coach network connects most British Cities with Exeter, Bodmin & Wadebridge. Local Bus services connect you with Bude.
By Train: North Cornwall railway station is at Bodmin Parkway on the Penzance to Paddington Line. Local Bus services then connect you to Bude via Plymouth and Exeter Railway.

How Is the Place?
This place is equipped with 12 stylish bedrooms, free parking space, Wi- Fi Laptops available, a bar, Day Time Bistro, Evening Restaurant, South facing Sun Lounge, Outdoor hot shower, Dry Room Storage for boards and bikes and an Outdoor Patio Area.

How Much?
The rates are can be seen through this chart.

For Reservations
For Reservations, call 01288 353846