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Beaches
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Number of results: 15
Whipsiderry Beach
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Porth
**DOG FRIENDLY**
Although there are steep steps to negotiate this beach is worth visiting at low tide as there is lots to explore; caves, rock pools and dry sand for sheltered sun bathing if the wind is blowing off shore.Mawgan Porth Beach
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Newquay
**DOG FRIENDLY**
Mawgan Porth beach just to the north of Newquay is a wide sandy beach popular with famililes and surfers with easy access from the adjacent car park. RNLI lifeguards from May to September and dogs are allowed all year round.Fistral Beach
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Newquay
**DOG FRIENDLY**
Fistral Beach is Newquay's iconic beach, quite simply one of the most consistent and best surfing beaches in the UK and Europe. This beautiful beach is west facing, long and sandy and backed by rocks and cliffs. Fistral is the perfect family beach ofTolcarne Beach
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Newquay
**DOG RESTRICTIONS**
Tolcarne Beach nestles in a beautiful crescent shaped bay set against a background of cliffs. The beach offers soft sand, easy swimming, fun family surfing, and rock pools to explore at low tide..The Gannel Estuary
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Newquay
**DOG FRIENDLY**
The Gannel Estuary can be found on the outskirts of town on the Gannel Link Road as you head towards Mount Wise. There is limited parking but the Estuary is an easy walk from town and also forms the starting point of the Newquay to Crantock walk.Perranporth Beach
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Perranporth
**DOG FRIENDLY**
From Droskyn Point past Chapel Rock down to Penhale Sands (the far end of Perranporth Beach) are 3 miles of glorious sand washed clean by the Atlantic twice a day.Watergate Bay Beach
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Newquay
**DOG FRIENDLY**
Watergate Bay Beach, about 3 miles from Newquay is a large expanse of fine golden sand stretching for over 2 miles at the foot of steep cliffs. It is a large, open bay and frequently picks up swell from the Atlantic and is popular with families.Newquay Harbour
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Newquay
**DOG FRIENDLY**
Newquay’s historic harbour is where Newquay got its name – formerly known as Towan Blystra – the town got a new harbour, or ‘quay’ and the name came with it!Holywell Bay Beach
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Holywell Bay
**DOG FRIENDLY**
The large, open and sandy beach at Holywell Bay is located around 6 miles west of Newquay, on the north Cornwall coast. Holywell Bay is a popular destination for surfers and swimmers.Towan Beach
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Newquay
**DOG FRIENDLY**
Popular and often very busy beach, right in the centre of town. Good size of sand and rock, popular with both surfers and families. Towan Island linked by a suspension bridge is an obvious attraction. Blue Reef Aquarium right by the beachCrantock Beach
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Newquay
**DOG FRIENDLY**
Crantock Beach lies on the River Gannel estuary and is a beautiful expanse of golden beach with good surf, ideal for all abilities. All images credits to Heidi Westbrook - Maid in NewquayPorth Beach
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Beach
Newquay
**DOG RESTRICTIONS**
Porth, on the outskirts of Newquay is a narrow and shallow beach that has a long tidal drop with an expanse of golden sand making it an ideal family base..Like many of the local beaches it is exposed to Atlantic swells.Lusty Glaze Beach - Newquay
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Newquay
**DOG RESTRICTIONS**
Leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind you, kick off your socks and shoes and feel the sand between your toes, pause for a moment and breathe in the fresh salt air…Great Western Beach
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Newquay
**DOG FRIENDLY**
Great Western is a popular family beach lying just north of Towan beach. It is comprised of several coves offering some degree of seclusion.Porth Joke Beach
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Beach
Newquay
**DOG FRIENDLY**
A small attractive cove, also known as Polly Joke. North west facing & less busy than other nearby beaches, with caves and rockpools to explore.
