Public transport in Cornwall: www.transportforcornwall.co.uk
Newquay is a popular seaside resort with sandy beaches and good bathing, it is well known for surfing. The Bus Station is ½ mile from the Rail Station.
Naturally themed marine life habitats from Cornish waters to exotic seas.
Ocean tank with underwater tunnel. Café.
Open Daily 1000-1700, last admission 1 hour before closing.
www.bluereefaquarium.co.uk
Pirate-themed adventure golf.
Open see website.
www.piratesquest.co.uk
Exhibits and collections that reflect the heritage of Newquay. Admission free.
Open M-F 0930-1600.
www.newquaymuseum.org
Cornwall's largest zoo with big cats, red pandas, lemurs, penguins and many other creatures.
Tropical house, maze, children's play area. Café and snack bar.
Open Daily from 1000, closing time varies, see website.
www.newquayzoo.org.uk
The beaches at Holywell and Crantock have wide expanses of golden sand, great for sandcastles and surfing,
plus wildlife rich dunes, sandy grassland, cliffs carpeted with wild flowers, unspoilt coves and caves.
Open anytime.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Bus 85 from Bus Station (½ mile) and Great Western Hotel (near Rail Station)
to Crantock, Square (less than ½ mile to beach) and Holywell Bay, Treguth Inn (less than ¼ mile to beach).
M-S hourly, about 20 minutes journey to Crantock, about 30 minutes journey to Holywell Bay.
For bus times see Transport for Cornwall.
