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It is difficult to imagine a lineage for NEWQUAY that extends more than a few decades, but the "new quay" was built in the fifteenth century in what was already a long-established fishing port. Up to then it had been more colourfully known as Towan Blistra, and was concentrated in the sheltered west end of the bay. The town was given a boost in the nineteenth century when its harbour was expanded for coal import and a railway was constructed across the peninsula for china clay shipments. With the trains came a swelling stream of seasonal visitors, drawn to the town's superb position on a knuckle of cliffs overlooking fine golden sands and Atlantic rollers, natural advantages which have made Newquay the premier resort of north Cornwall.
The centre of town is a somewhat tacky parade of shops and restaurants, partly pedestrianized, from which lanes lead to ornamental gardens and sloping lawns on the clifftops. Below, adjacent to the small harbour in the crook of the massive Towan Head, Towan Beach is the most central of the seven miles of firm sandy beaches that follow in an almost unbroken succession. You can reach all of them on foot, though for some of the farther ones, such as Porth Beach , with its grassy headland, or the extensive Watergate Bay , you might prefer to make use of local buses. The beaches can be unbearably crowded in full season, and all are popular with surfers, particularly Watergate and - west of Towan Head - Fistral Bay , the largest of the town beaches. On the other side of East Pentire Head from Fistral, Crantock Beach - reachable over the Gannel River by ferry or upstream footbridge - is usually less crowded, and has a lovely backdrop of dunes and undulating grassland. Try to coincide your visit to Newquay with one of the surfing competitions and events that run right through the summer - contact the tourist office for details.
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| 12-14 Narrowcliff, Newquay, TR7 2PJ, England
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For a holiday with superb food and hospitality, there is nothing more you need at this traditional family run hotel. Directly overlooking Tolcarne Beach the hotel is in a prime position for all activities.
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| Fistral Beach, Newquay, TR7 1EW, England
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Elegant, spacious, warm and welcoming and surrounded by the sea - a world class location for this privately owned hotel. Walk across the grounds to surf on Fistral Beach or relax using the indoor pool, spa and sauna. Delicious food and wines. Winter Storm Watching Breaks a speciality. Courtyard View rooms will undergo total refurbishment by March 2004. Sea view rooms may be available on arrival (supplement payable locally direct to hotel).
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| 19 Edgcumbe Av, Newquay, TR7 2NJ, England
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Holmwood is situated in a central position 150 yards from Tolcarne and Gt. Western beaches and the Newquay centre. All of the delights and attractions of this part of Cornwall are at your doorstep which makes us ideal for your stay.
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| Mount Wise, Newquay, TR7 2BS, England
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We are a friendly family run hotel with sea views and we are close to newquay town centre. Plenty of golf courses and fishing lakes. beaches,we are ideal base to explore newquay and cornwall
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| 61 Pentire Av, Newquay, TR7 1PD, England
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Ravensbury is a warm and friendly family run hotel located between Fistral Beach and the Gannel Peninsula in Newquay. We are ideally situated on the beautiful Pentire Headland with fabulous views of Fistral Beach.
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| 83-87 Mount Wise, Newquay, TR7 2BP, England
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The Trevone Hotel is a 2 star, family owned and run hotel, with excellent views over the town and bay. Situated very close to Newquay town centre we are ideally located for all the local attractions and the rest of cornwa
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| Alexandra Road, Newquay, TR7 3NB, England
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The Windward Hotel enjoys a fantastic setting overlooking the award-winning beach at Porth, only a mile from Newquay and mile from the amazing surf at Watergate Bay.
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| 15 Island Crescent, Newquay, TR7 1DZ, England
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A family run hotel with a friendly atmosphere to make your holiday happy and carefree The Hotel is one of the few in Newquay to be situated on the seafront giving magnificent views over Towan beach.
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| East Street, Newquay, TR7 1DB, England
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Standing regally on the majestic cliffs overlooking Newquay Bay, the Victoria Hotel is situated close to all shops and amenities. The beach can be reached directly from the hotel's foyer via a unique lift through the cliff. Leisure facilities include an indoor pool, Victoria Health Club, gym, spa bath & sauna. The hotel also has a theme bar & disco. The cliff side location offers a base for exploring Newquay, the surrounding area and the Eden Project.
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