Holiday at Fistral Beach Newquay
Fistral Beach and Bridge
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Fistral Beach is a family beach at Newquay on the northern coast of Cornwall. If you are thinking about a beach holiday here, read on to find out what to do, how to get there and the Fistral Beach hotels you can stay in.
Fistral Beach is a surfer’s paradise and therefore gives the active adults something different to do.
Many people who visit this beach enjoy the rock pooling with a variety of exotic creatures to look at. The currents at this beach can be quite strong, so do make sure that smaller children are watched at all times.
Getting To Fistral Beach
The Fistral Beach postcode is TR7 1HY and the beach is located at Headland Road, Newquay, Cornwall.
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Fistral Beach Hotels and Self Catering Options
Here are set of options for self catering as well as some Fistral Beach hotels to consider for your holiday.
Budget | Independent Self-Catering/Hotels | Chains | Others |
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| Self catering static caravan from £180-500 a week | Holiday Park from £100-200 a week for a family of 4. Hotel from £50-100 a night | |
| B&B from £770 a week for a family of 4 in peak season B&B from £770 a week for a family of 4 in peak season B&B, price from £910 for a week for a family of four in peak season. | ||
| B&B £3000 a week for a family of 4 in peak season | ||
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Other Things to Do Near Fistral Beach
- Lappa Valley Steam Railway – perfect for toddlers
- Dairyland Farm World - a family day out
- Blue Reef Aquarium - close up view of exotic sealife
- Eden Project visit indoor rainforests
- Trenance Gardens & Leisure Park for family activities away from the beach
Handy Tips
Fistral Beach is surfer’s paradise, so there’s plenty of water action to be had with surfing, water skiing and the like. For something very different why not visit the Eden Project, an Eco park with plants from all over the world which is under 20 miles away.
Looking for other beach holidays, why not consider Rhossli Bay?