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Newquay Beach HolidaysFor a beach holiday in Cornwall, Newquay and Blue Chip’s Newquay holiday apartments and cottages are the place to head! Visitors to Newquay have some of the country’s finest sandy beaches to choose from, whether they prefer to surf, explore or just relax in the sun. |
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Fistral BeachThe capital of any surfer’s world has got to be Fistral Beach! The birthplace of the sport in the UK, Fistral is still the scene of some of the world’s biggest surfing events and contests. In short, Fistral Beach is THE place for a beach holiday in Newquay! The International Surf Centre includes a surf shopping centre, restaurants and surf hire, as well as a surf school for those who fancy giving it a go for the first time. Fistral Beach is just half a mile from Newquay, and the long sandy beach is backed by sand dunes perfect for a relaxing day watching the activity in the waters.
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ESF Surf SchoolFamily holidays in Newquay have never been so exciting. Leaping off cliffs, attempting to ride your first tube or launch your first barrel roll – there’s a fusion of adrenalin-mixed activities here that’ll change your life forever! Learning to surf is fun, safe and will save you hours of trying to teach yourself while battling the elements. Kids pick it up really quickly and soon get hooked, and newbies of all ages can expect to stand after their first two hour lesson. Blue Chip Holidays guests receive a 15% discount, so don't miss the chance to try Newquay's favourite pastime during a stay!
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Towan BeachTowan Beach is a short walk from the town centre and the harbour, and is connected to Newquay Island by a suspension bridge. Popular with families, Towan, or Town Beach connects to Tolcarne and Great Western beaches at low tide to form a mile-long expanse of sand. Due to its popularity, this beach in Newquay can become crowded during the summer season. Towan beach is also dog-friendly throughout the year, so those on dog-friendly Newquay beach holidays can take a stroll along the shore without leaving their pet behind.
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Great Western BeachNewquay’s Great Western Beach is close to the centre of the town, yet can be a quieter option than some of the other more central Newquay beaches. With plenty of rock pools for children to explore at low tide Great Western Beach is a favourite with those on family beach holidays in Newquay. The high cliffs behind the beach are great for sheltering bathers from winds, but can also block the sun at times – so you may wish to bear this in mind if you like to sunbathe. The modest tides at Great Western Beach make it a great spot for beginner surfers too.
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