Newquay Beaches (12)
The Newquay Uncovered Beach GuideAll about the beaches in Newquay; facilities, conditions, surf, activities etc...
Crantock Beach is quite large at low tide but the beach disappears rapidly on an incoming tide due to its very flat nature.
Fistral Beach is a large west-facing sandy beach located between Pentire Point and Towan Head. Fistral is world reknowned in surfing circles as probably the best surfing beach in the UK.
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Great Western Beach is most easily approached from the west by crossing over Towan Beach.
The name of this beach comes from the fact that there are TWO Holy Wells in the village. The first is at Trevornick Valley, on the site of the Holywell Bay Leisure Park.
Lusty Glaze Beach is a quite small beach at the eastern end of Newquay's main beaches.
Porth should more properly be called 'St. Columb Porth'.
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Porth Joke Beach lies between the headlands of Kelsey Head and Pentire Point West.
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Newquay Harbour Beach is a tiny beach flanked by piers.
Tolcarne Beach offers a fine expanse of golden sand to its visitors.
Towan Beach is a firm favourite with most visitors due to its proximity to the Aquarium and the harbour.