A lovely, single-storey cottage with wonderful views from the private garden. WiFi. Short walk to the shops and beach - ideal for families. Newquay 5.5 miles.

Charming traditional Cornish cottage in the pretty village setting of St Newlyn East. Woodburner, WiFi, enclosed side patio. A short drive to a choice of Cornwall's finest beaches. Newquay 5 miles.

Ground floor apartment overlooking Towan Beach, private balcony, designated parking, in Newquay.

Outstanding holiday home furnished to an exquisite standard with hot tub looking out onto Porth Island. Situated between Newquay and Watergate Bay just 5 minutes walk from the stunning Porth beach and its expanse of golden sands. Newquay 3.0 miles.

A delightful annexe cottage nestled near Fistral Beach in Newquay, Cornwall. Open-plan. Private parking. Romantic. Holywell 7 miles; Perranporth 9.4 miles; Truro 13.6 miles.

Welcome to The Bunker. From the outside it gives little away as to what lies inside...
This excellent holiday home reveals a superbly spacious and homely place, with oodles of character throughout with a boho theme. Once through the front door, you enter into a welcoming open-plan dining and living area, with a super-comfy L-shaped sofa and ultra-comfy leather chair, complete with footstool. Then your eyes fall on the wood burner, with wall space dedicated to log storage, perfect for hunkering down on a stormy night or just to snuggle up and watch your favourite show or perhaps a movie on the Smart TV. The dining table seats all in comfort whilst enjoying any meal prepared in your superbly equipped kitchen. There is even an island where you can sit to enjoy breakfast. Doors lead into your enclosed garden, complete with garden seating and space for a few games and sun-worshipping, plus some al fresco dining! From the kitchen you will find a utility room and offset an excellent feature lies. An Insignia spa-style steam shower, complete with mood effect lights and myriad of features creating a rather special experience.
Venture upstairs and you will find two bedrooms, with the master bedroom having an ornate iron bedstead, wall mounted TV and en-suite comprising a roomy shower cubicle. The snug, which sits at the top of the stairs, provides a further TV and sofa bed, providing more options. The family bathroom has a bath for that all important lazy and leisurely soak with shower over.
Newquay is a thriving and buzzing town on Cornwall’s north coast. With some of the finest beaches in the country, such as the iconic Fistral Beach, a surfers’ paradise or the sandy expanses of Towan, Lusty Glaze, Crantock or Watergate Bay. From rock pooling to kite surfing, swimming to paddleboarding, there is something for all here. Away from the seafront, a huge variety of restaurants, bars and cafés will be found, along with boutique and surf shops. Attractions such as Newquay Zoo, the all-weather aquarium are perennial favourites too. Stary from this vibrant town and such delights Padstow, Port Isaac, Boscastle, mystical Tintagel and Bude offer countless adventures, breath-taking scenery, fabulous days out and long lasting memories.

This detached, architect-designed holiday house sits in one of the most enviable positions in Newquay with uninterrupted views across the Gannel Estuary, a haven for wildlife, a watersport enthusiasts dream and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property has its own indoor, heated swimming pool which is located on the lower ground floor. The views across the water to the green hills of Crantock are stunning and the footpath that hugs the shoreline can be accessed from the main house door.
An old bridge crosses the tidal sands to the village of Crantock. Walks, crabbing, kayaking, horse riding, stand-up paddle boarding and windsurfing can all be enjoyed on the Gannel, most of which are available to hire locally. A local tip is to stroll along the Gannel to one of Newquay’s oldest and original cafés to enjoy crab sandwich’s and a pot of tea, overlooking the beach out to the sea. Newquay with its surf and beach culture is a short walk and has many restaurants, shopping, a zoo, leisure centre, swimming pools and a working harbour, where you can take to the sea on one of the many fishing boats and hopefully catch the evening’s dinner!
There are many tourist attractions in the surrounding area from man-made to natural, such as Crealy Adventure Park, Lappa Valley Railway, Newquay SeaLife Centre, plus several National Trust gardens, such as Lanhydrock and Trerice Manor. Watergate Bay is nearby and Padstow, with many excellent eateries including Rick Stein’s restaurant and excellent fish and chip shops, is a short drive along the most beautiful coast roads in the country. St Ives, Fowey and Falmouth are all within easy reach and are all essential destinations to enjoy and explore the wonderful and diverse county of Cornwall. Beach ¾ mile. Shop and pub 1 mile, restaurant ¾ mile.

This semi-detached holiday cottage, adjacent to the owner’s home, provides comfortable accommodation in a quiet street, on the outskirts of Newquay. It is within walking distance of Newquay Zoo, Waterworld and the boating lake. The Gannel, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a great dog walking, kayaking and windsurfing spot. A short drive up the coast will bring you to Watergate Bay, home to 1½ miles of golden sand backed by dramatic cliffs. There is golf, a cinema, horse riding, sea fishing and great walks all close by. Shop 500 yards, pub and restaurant 300 yards.

Hidden away in a quiet corner of the owner’s grounds this boutique timber lodge has all you need to enjoy the Cornish lifestyle. This hand-crafted holiday lodge with, its own peaceful decking and terrace, enjoys the warm kiss of the Cornish sunshine. The surrounding exotic gardens, full of tropical plants, lends itself to the tropical feel of the lodge.
This location in Newquay gives immediate access on foot to a number of the towns best beauty spots: directly over the road is the Trenance boating lake and gardens with a lakeside restaurant. The botanical gardens enable one to stroll along this sheltered valley to Newquay Zoo, the swimming pool, the leisure complex and tennis club. The Gannel estuary (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) is right on the doorstep and is a tidal estuary, home to many wading birds, and the perfect spot for nature walking at low tide. At high tide it’s a sea lake for swimming, kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding. Newquay is surrounded by many tourist attractions for all ages including go karting, Crealy Adventure Park, Dairyland, Japanese Garden and Trerice Manor, a National Trust house and garden.
A nearby horse riding stables organises excursions along the river, which eventually lead to Crantock Beach, a mile of golden sand and the perfect spot for a beach barbecue or picnic while the sun sets out to sea. Stand-up paddle board lessons can be booked on the beach in the National Trust car park.
Newquay is famous for its 9 magnificent beaches, all within a 10-minute drive. This is the home of surfing in the UK and an abundance of surf schools give you immediate access to trying it for yourself! Good restaurants abound on the beach and in town, and there is a working harbour, Sea Life Centre, a links golf course, bicycle hire and sea trips for pleasure and fishing.
The whole coastline is dotted with beaches and fishing villages from St Agnes in the south, to Padstow in the north with its fine dining and many excellent restaurants including those of the TV chef Rick Stein.
Padstow is a must as it provides a day and evening out for the whole family. Wander the narrow streets and enjoy the evening by the working harbour or hire a bike and cycle the famous Camel Trail.
At Watergate Bay, 2 miles from Newquay, you can take advantage of the wide beach which is home to the British Kitesurfing Centre.
Newquay’s central position in Cornwall makes it the perfect base from which to explore the whole county, with top towns like Truro, Padstow and St Agnes and the Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan are within a 20-minute drive. For guests staying over the Christmas period, a Christmas tree and decorations are provided. Beach ¾ mile. Shop 330 yards, pub ¼ mile and restaurant 275 yards.

Just minutes from the famous Fistral Beach, these charming apartments provide the ideal base for that all important beach holiday on Cornwall’s beautiful coast. These holiday properties are two of three similar apartments in total, which are exclusively owned. Situated on one of Newquay’s dramatic headlands, the apartments are in a peaceful road but only a 10-minute walk from the centre of the town. Across the road is Fistral Beach, backed by dunes and favoured by surfers as well as swimmers and families. Enjoy the mile of golden sand that stretches down the coast, where you will find the locals’ favourite beach bar, pizzeria and Rick Stein’s famous ‘chippy’, a great walk with a superb reward.
Newquay provides an abundance of attractions suitable for the whole family, from wide sandy beaches, restaurants, beachside cafes, a zoo, a Sea Life Centre, parks, sports centres, swimming pools, surf schools, sea fishing, go karting, horse riding and golf. The golf course, which is adjacent to the beach, is within walking distance, as are many of the local attractions. Surrounding the town are many picturesque and secluded villages with quiet spots to get away from the hustle and bustle. Padstow and Watergate Bay are also close by and home to Rick Stein’s and Jamie Oliver’s restaurants (booking essential).
Further afield will bring you to the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Lanhydrock House and many other National Trust gardens and historic houses. Truro, St Ives, Penzance, Falmouth, Port Isaac and Fowey are also close to Newquay and all provide an excellent, alternative day out for the whole family. Beach 200 yards. Shop and pub 200 yards, restaurant 250 yards.