Panorama from the clifftop at Newquay in Cornwall. The picture shows the bay at low tide, exposing long sandy beaches. Much of the top of the cliff is lined with numerous hotels, and a path can be seen winding down to the beach. From here there are good views along the coastline.

Newquay Bay from Clifftop - Newquay visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Newquay Bay from Clifftop' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Cornwall.

Newquay is a popular holiday destination in Cornwall. The town is well know for surfing and clubbing, and gets very busy during the summer months. The coastline around Newquay is very dramatic, with paths giving access to the sandy beaches from the tops of the cliffs. At low tide long beaches are exposed, as shown in this picture, and the seas are used for surfing and body boarding.

Car: Newquay is about 48 miles from Plymouth (A30 and A38), and 33 miles from Penzance (A30).
Rail: Newquay Station
Flight: Newquay Airport