Newquay

[RUDDY]

Off down to Newquay next Thursday, anyone give pointers to nice places for a day out, nice family friendly pubs ....or ones to steer clear of, good beaches etc

Stopping off here http://www.heritage-motor-centre.co.uk/ on the way down, wife will love that

son

[emily]

Sailers Arms is good for a few scoops of Newquay Steam Paul

[Aled]

Lived there for 4 yrs.....brilliant place....Fistral beach is the best surf around. Very scenic there

[lee bishop]

fantastic roads if a little narrow, everywhere is spot on, get yourself a pint of cornish cream - like guiness but nicer

[steven f]

spent a lot of my childhood there in the 1970's been told its like benidorm now full of lap dancing bars and strip joints now

[lee bishop]

spent a lot of my childhood there in the 1970's been told its like benidorm now full of lap dancing bars and strip joints now

why else would ruddy be going

[Tim]

think frosty knows a good bowling ally down that way

[RUDDY]

spent a lot of my childhood there in the 1970's been told its like benidorm now full of lap dancing bars and strip joints now

Thats my boy taken care of then

[Mexicomark]

Paul, take the coast road up to Padstow.
Some nice places for food there.

It's also worth a ride down to St Ives, again stick to the coast.
Perranporth, St Agnes, Porthtowan, Portreath all have there own unique atmosphere with nice sandy coves or beaches.

There are so many places worth visiting down there.

[grum]

Ruddy

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[topaz]

Watergate Bay - massive surf beach - Jamie Oliver has a restuarant there, go there.

Visit Padstow for a day, top fishing village with great pasties

Eden project is sh1t - dont bother

Good Family pub with a top view is 'The Fort' in Newquay town centre, head out towards fistral beach by foot and you will find it. Prices gone up though since last time I went.

Plenty of talent around, wear your blinkers when with the wife

[Rallye]

I just came back from a long weekend there, if your are staying in Newquay beach wise Lusty Glaze was a favourite.



If you like Indian food the 'Green Chilli' is excellent.

Coast road to Padstow is pleasant, though a little narrow and twisty. Along the way is Bedruthan Steps, worth a visit on a sunny day.

Beware, if you don't like hustle and bustle, Padstow is always heaving, 'Rick Stein' country, but good for lots of little gift shops.

A more tranquil option would be to hire a bicycle and ride the 'Camel Trail' between Padstow and Wadebridge.

[RUDDY]

Cheers guys, will be sure to look up a few of those places

Will find a few second favourites kicking about Neil

[modena green]

newquay

take the a3059 out of newquay heading towards st colombe major past holiday park up the hill there is an l shaped lay by on your left(at the end of the airport perimiter fence)inthe lay by a small bungalow with a spitfire in it,not triumph either also alot of aircraft parts u wont believe it. u can hire push bikes at wadebridge cycle along the river trail to padstow thats nice.

[grum]

take the a3059 out of newquay heading towards st colombe major past holiday park up the hill there is an l shaped lay by on your left(at the end of the airport perimiter fence)inthe lay by a small bungalow with a spitfire in it,not triumph either also alot of aircraft parts u wont believe it. u can hire push bikes at wadebridge cycle along the river trail to padstow thats nice.

you aint wrong either hiding but with d-day markings on it