From the top of Carn Marth at 755 feet (230 m), there are incredible views over the rural countryside of inland Cornwall. With a rich history from mining and quarrying, …
A very long sandy beach, also suitable for surfing. Off the coast is a 69-year-old wreck, which can be seen at low tide.
The beach is with its upstream twin …
Newquay Harbour is tucked between the headlands and showcases sandy beaches and colourful fishing boats. From the harbour you can take short walks up to Towan Headland or further along …
Impressive industrial remains, a great place to walk but note the warning signs related to the tailings from Mount Wellington, in the lagoons, which contain heavy metals and arsenic.