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Enjoy nothing but soft sand, sheltered waters and gorgeous sunsets when you book a holiday in Porth, a seaside village just outside Newquay.

The village sits around a golden sandy cove, considered one of the safest beaches in the area. With lifeguard cover, plenty of rock pools teeming with life and Cornish ice creams on hand, families will love spending lazy summer holidays in Porth. Just north of the beach you’ll find the remains of an Iron Age hill fort on Trevelgue Head, better known as Porth Island, which is well worth exploring.

Of course, no trip to North Cornwall is complete without jumping on a board and paddling out into the famous surf, and luckily Porth is sandwiched between Watergate Bay and Newquay’s Fistral beach, two of the best surfing beaches in Cornwall. Everyone from complete beginners to seasoned pros will love surfing in Newquay, and there are plenty of surf schools and places to hire wetsuits and boards.

The beautiful headland trails of the South West Coast Path run through Porth, so whether you’re a serious rambler or simply want to explore the coastline, make sure to pack your trainers and walk to Newquay, or towards Watergate Bay beach and beyond, while soaking up the far-reaching sea views. Speaking of beaches, you’ll find no end of beautiful bays nearby - Crantock, Holywell Bay, Perranporth and Mawgan Porth are all only a short drive away.

But there’s plenty more to see and do than visit the beach. Families will love the zoo, aquarium, cinema, bowling and soft play areas in Newquay. In Porth, you’ll find a lovely selection of places to eat, from beachy cafes to a cosy pub, the Mermaid Inn. In Newquay town centre you’ll find everything from fish and chip takeaways to fine dining restaurants, while Cornwall’s gastronomic hotspot, Padstow, is around 30 minutes away.

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Enjoy nothing but soft sand, sheltered waters and gorgeous sunsets when you book a holiday in Porth, a seaside village just outside Newquay.

The village sits around a golden sandy cove, considered one of the safest beaches in the area. With lifeguard cover, plenty of rock pools teeming with life and Cornish ice creams on hand, families will love spending lazy summer holidays in Porth. Just north of the beach you’ll find the remains of an Iron Age hill fort on Trevelgue Head, better known as Porth Island, which is well worth exploring.

Of course, no trip to North Cornwall is complete without jumping on a board and paddling out into the famous surf, and luckily Porth is sandwiched between Watergate Bay and Newquay’s Fistral beach, two of the best surfing beaches in Cornwall. Everyone from complete beginners to seasoned pros will love surfing in Newquay, and there are plenty of surf schools and places to hire wetsuits and boards.

The beautiful headland trails of the South West Coast Path run through Porth, so whether you’re a serious rambler or simply want to explore the coastline, make sure to pack your trainers and walk to Newquay, or towards Watergate Bay beach and beyond, while soaking up the far-reaching sea views. Speaking of beaches, you’ll find no end of beautiful bays nearby - Crantock, Holywell Bay, Perranporth and Mawgan Porth are all only a short drive away.

But there’s plenty more to see and do than visit the beach. Families will love the zoo, aquarium, cinema, bowling and soft play areas in Newquay. In Porth, you’ll find a lovely selection of places to eat, from beachy cafes to a cosy pub, the Mermaid Inn. In Newquay town centre you’ll find everything from fish and chip takeaways to fine dining restaurants, while Cornwall’s gastronomic hotspot, Padstow, is around 30 minutes away.


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Atlantis - Newquay Fishing Trips
(2 miles)

On a 32ft offshore charter vessel called The Atlantis, this Newquay based company offers fishing trips on the beautiful Cornish coast.  Aboard you will find a large wheelhouse and comfy seating area as well as tea and coffee facilities, cold drinks and a toilet.    Licensed for 12 passengers at a time, they also have a second boat if you’re looking to bring a larger group, and staff are extremely accommodating.  They offer a variety of trips from a two-hour mackerel bash to a sunset session, shark fishing, fishing and jet skiing, and a full day exploring the local reefs and wrecks.

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Newquay Zoo
(2 miles)

In 13 acres, Newquay Zoo is an opportunity to meet more than 130 different species from around the world, explore different exhibits and habitats, learn, and support conservation projects.  There’s a Kids Zone and games, and a number of cafes and restaurants providing ethically sourced food, as well as space for picnics throughout the park.  You can visit at any time of the year, and tickets start at £13.60 for adults, but do remember that it’s one of the largest, not-for-profit charities in Cornwall, with all money going directly back into the zoo and its conservation projects.

http://www.newquayzoo.org.uk/

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Jungle Jacks Indoor Play
(2 miles)

In Newquay in Cornwall, Jungle Jacks is the perfect opportunity to let your little monkeys run wild in a purpose-built play frame which provides 1,700 square feet of fun.  It includes climbing, a rope bridge, an astra-glide slide, soft play, crafty crawl tubes and peekaboo bubble windows, while daredevils will love the racing slide and spiral tube.  There’s also a dedicated baby and toddler area where the young ones can play safely, and a café where parents can kick back with a sandwich and a hot cup of tea.  They host children’s parties, are open seven days a week, and prices start at £5.50 for children over three years or £4.50 for children aged 12-35 months.

http://www.junglejacks.co.uk/

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Blue Reef Aquarium
(2 miles)

Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay is a wonderful attraction for families, particularly on rainy days.  Dedicated to education, conservation and the creatures it holds dear, they have over 40 naturally themed habitats which take you on a journey from the Cornish waters to exotic seas and bring you face to face with freshwater turtles, jellyfish and puffer fish.  A favourite feature is the aquarium’s ocean tank, where an underwater tunnel offers magical views of the giant Loggerhead turtle, reef sharks and shoals of colourful fish as well.  Parking is available on St Georges Road Car Park (TR7 1JS) or Manor Road Car Park (TR7 1RA) .

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Newquay Riding Stables
(2 miles)
Offering lessons for anyone aged four years and upwards, ‘own a pony’ mornings, a Sunday morning horse club in the summer, pony trekking, hack riding, scenic beach and coastal rides, pub rides for experienced riders, and even hen and stag parties, Newquay Riding Stables at Trenance Stables is a complete horse riding experience in Cornwall. Prices start at £10 for half-hour lessons, and if you happen to be visiting the area with your own horse in tow they have facilities including a menage and jumps that you can pay to use.

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