Shore Lodge
Newquay is a Cornish seaside town, perched on the North coast Atlantic Cliffs bordered by 7 miles of beaches and world-class eateries, at the top of the town centre, you’ll find Shore Lodge. The nearby beaches are plentiful; including one of the UK’s best surf breaks; Fistral beach, which is just a hop, skip and a jump away from Shore Lodge, you’ll be spoilt for choice and will find a host of watersports and activities for everyone, spend balmy summer evenings lounging on a blanket watching the tide ebb and flow.
Perhaps coastal path rambles are more your style, come rain or shine spend the day exploring by foot, or horse-back along the pathways. At low tide, cross the Gannel estuary which separates Crantock from Pentire Point East and the town of Newquay, discover Crantock, a sleepy, tree-dappled, village, through fields and woods to Penpol creek the walk descends to the sand and onto the estuary bed where low tide wading birds can be spotted.
Only 3 minute walk to town center
Only 5 minute walk to main town beach
Only 10 minute walk to Fistral
In summer months the area hosts some of Cornwall’s most renowned music festivals such as Lusty Glazey’s Sundowner Sessions and Boardmasters Surf Festival. In recent years the local residents of Newquay have campaigned to change the party culture and successfully transformed the town into a family-friendly, culinary hub, offering up fine dining, inspiring a steady stream of independent restaurants and bars. During the school holidays Shore Lodge is proud to exclusively offer bookings to families only.