Newquay & The Best Of The Cornish Coast
4 days
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If you love a taste of Cornwall, you're really going to enjoy this Cornish long weekend break to Newquay. Voted as the best seaside resort in Cornwall, it is a glorious resort at any time of the year with something for everyone.Nestled on the rugged shores of the North Cornwall coast, Newquay beckons with its enchanting landscapes, golden beaches, and vibrant maritime spirit. Imagine taking in the soothing sounds of waves, inhaling the crisp sea breeze, and immersing yourself in the timeless beauty that defines this coastal haven. With its sweeping cliffs, azure waters, and lively atmosphere, it stands as a testament to the allure of coastal living. The town's beaches, from the iconic Fistral Beach to the hidden gems tucked along the coastline, provide the perfect canvas for moments of relaxation. Explore charming coastal paths and the picturesque harbour, or simply bask in the sunsets that paint the sky in hues of orange and pink.
You'll stay in the comfortable and friendly Kilbirnie Hotel, which enjoys a fabulous location in the heart of Newquay and offers fabulous entertainment.
Spend all of your time relaxing or exploring in one of the most popular seaside resorts in the UK. Alternatively, join us on our included excursions, with visits to the iconic Cornish towns of St Ives, the jewel in Cornwall’s crown, the Lizard Peninsula and the famous foodie haven of Padstow.
An ideal choice for:
* Lovers of the Great British seaside or everything Cornwall
* Anyone looking for a great midweek break with as little or as much to do as you wish
* People who love the natural beauty of our great island
PLEASE NOTE: Price is per person and based on two people sharing a twin/double room. Single room supplements and upgrades are not included.
Itinerary
Day 1
Join your coach this morning and head south west towards the beautiful county of Cornwall, and the stunning seaside resort of Newquay which attracts sun seekers and surfers alike to its fantastic beaches and dramatic waves coming in over the scenic coastline. On arrival at your comfortable hotel you will have time to settle in and relax, perhaps enjoying a drink in the bar or taking a stroll to the picturesque seafront, before your included evening meal and some great entertainment.Days 2 to 3
Your comfortable central hotel allows you to make the most of your free time to explore your lovely resort and its beautiful location on the north Cornish coast. This laid-back resort offers a mix of beautiful beaches, cliff-top views and seafront shops. Treat yourself to an authentic pasty, ice cream or Cornish Cream Tea. Just make sure you leave room for your evening meal each night. You can enjoy entertainment at the hotel on two nights, giving you the opportunity, if you wish, to step out and sample Newquay by night on the other evenings.
Spend all of your time in Newquay as you please, or join us on your two INCLUDED excursions for a taste of Cornwall! We travel along the Atlantic Coast to enjoy time in the cute fishing port of Padstow, home to Rick Stein and some great places to sample fish and chips and much more. We also travel along the scenic North Cornwall coast via pretty Portreath to St. Ives, one of Britain’s most picturesque towns, with time at leisure to explore this fabulous seaside resort.
Return to your hotel in the evening for more great food.
Day 4
After a final hearty Cornish breakfast it is time to say farewell to Newquay today, heading homewards with time to relax and suitable stops on the way.Tour includes
- 3 nights hotel with English breakfast & evening meals
- Evening entertainment on 2 nights
- Free time to explore Newquay
- Explore the foodie delights of Padstow
- Excursion to St Ives and the Lizard Peninsula
- Direct Coach Travel
- Net Zero Carbon
Newquay
INCLUDED Visitor DestinationLocated on Cornwall’s Atlantic Coast, Newquay is of the nation's favourite seaside towns, with its miles of golden beaches, fantastic coastline, cliff-top views and picturesque harbour. It also offers a range of shops, cafés, bars and attractions such as the Blue Reef Aquarium where you will be amazed by the local marine species from the Cornish coast to hundreds of tropical species in the gigantic ocean display, complete with an underwater tunnel.. Take a stroll along the award-winning South West Coast Path and visit some of the many pretty beaches. Newquay’s laid-back charm is here for everyone to enjoy.For more information on what to see and do in Newquay, please click here (opens in a new window)
Padstow
INCLUDED Visitor DestinationPadstow is a charming working fishing port surrounded by glorious sandy beaches, at the head of the Camel River. Watching the everyday ebb and flow of harbour life is a perfect way to spend a day. This foodie destination with popular eateries such as Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant is also the start and endpoint for the Camel Cycle Trail and a good base for water sports. For some of the cliff scenes in the TV series Poldark, the filming action moved to the Padstow area. Fans of north Cornwall will recognise Lellizzick and the spectacular views across the Camel Estuary.Click here for further information (opens in a new window).
St Ives & The Lizard Peninsula
INCLUDED Visitor DestinationSt Ives is the proud winner of a showcase of national awards including one of the 10 best European beach destinations voted by Trip Advisor. It’s no wonder then that the town has been attracting artists for decades who come to capture the area’s undeniable natural beauty. It started with J M W Turner and the marine artist Henry Moore who first came to St Ives in the mid-1800s and since then the town has become a magnet for some of the world’s greatest painters, sculptors and ceramicists. There are so many reasons to love the charm and beauty of this picture perfect resort and you can explore and find your own!The Lizard Peninsula is the most southerly point of the British mainland. Stunningly beautiful at any time of the year, there is nowhere quite like it anywhere else in Britain. Almost surrounded by the sea, the peninsula stands alone from the rest of the county. Small cottages, thatched and whitewashed, cluster around tiny harbours. Colourful fishing boats, pulled up on the beach, bear testimony to the fact that these small communities still depend largely on the sea for their livelihood. The warm climate encourages the growth of sub-tropical plants, with 15 of Britain's rarest found Back to top
Accommodation
Kilbirnie Hotel Newquay
Breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean and only a short stroll to town, the coast path or the golden sand and surf of Newquay's famous beaches, offering the perfect location for a holiday. All bedrooms have an en-suite bathroom, TV, Wi-Fi and tea & coffee making facilities. Hotel facilities include an indoor and outdoor pool, a sauna, fitness suite and a secluded sun terrace, where you can relax in the sunshine. Enjoy a drink in the lounge bar, serving a range of local beers and ciders, along with international wines and spirits. The restaurant enjoys views over the Atlantic Ocean and offers the perfect place to dine in the glow of a stunning sunset.Single rooms are usually actual single bedded rooms. Double rooms for sole use may be available, however these usually come with a supplement.
For more information, click here for the hotel website (opens in a new window)
Hotel Location
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