Visit Gorgeous Newquay in Cornwall It's Beautiful!
Nov 18th, 2011 Fred Ramsbottom
Situated on the North coast in the centre of Cornwall, Newquay is highly regarded by many as the ultimate British summer holiday resort. With a warm climate throughout the summer months and enough activities to keep everyone from Grandma to a roaring five year old busy, Newquay is one Britains most popular summer holiday destinations.
Although it was once only a meager fishing village, Newquay has been transformed over the past 100 years into a town where everyone can come and relax away their stresses of daily life.
Newquays popularity began to rise for various reasons, with one of the more primary reasons being the towns wonderful climate. As Newquay is situated in the southern area of England, it benefits from some fantastic weather throughout the summer months. Whilst a lot of professionals provide an average of around 18 degrees centigrade throughout July and August, most who visit Newquay would argue the weather is easily in the early twenties and can rise even further if one moves inland to a more sheltered area, away from the Newquay coast.
Further to the climate, what makes Newquay so appealing to the summer holiday goer is the sheer amount of sights and attractions that the town has to offer. With a large amount of holiday resorts that claim to have something for everyone, almost all of them will have a gap in their market for an age group of interest point. Newquay, however, delivers attractions for everyone. The many lush, golden sandy beaches, several of which are proud to have won the coveted Blue Flag award, provide a relaxing day out for all the family, with many of the adjoining waterlines being home to several water sports. Surfing is widely regarded as Newquays favourite past time and this can be seen in many of the waters along the Newquay coast. Furthermore, for those on holiday looking to try out this wonderful sport, there are many schools and surf shops that will not only hire out equipment on a daily basis, but also provide great surfing lessons, for all ages and abilities.
If looking for something other than sunbathing along the sun kissed beaches, a trip to Newquay Zoo is a must on any summer holiday itinerary. Established for over 40 years, not only has the zoo dozens upon dozens of different animal species for all to view, but it also plays a vital part in safeguarding and increasing the population of many endangered species. Newquay Zoo is one of the only places in the United Kingdom where healthy Humboldt Penguins and Red Pandas can be seen alongside Tapirs and Marmosets, all of which are recognised as endangered species around the world.
Featuring many different accommodation styles, for hotels to caravan parks, to suit everyones budget, Newquay is seen as an ultimate summer holiday resorts. With an attraction and sight for everyone and a summer climate that is highly respected, Newquay is a wonderful town that makes for wonderful summer holiday memories for years to come.About the Author:
Open Roads are a leading travel information portal, specialising in Newquay Hotels and other places throughout the UK and Europe.
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