Newquay Stag Weekends

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Newquay City Guide

Where is it – Newquay is based on the northern coast of Cornwall in the south west of England.

What to see and do – Newquay may not be Honolulu beach in Hawaii but it is as close as we can get in England to a surfing paradise. It would be rude not to have a least a dip in the sea during your stag do here. It really isn't as cold as you might think. There is a fabulous stretch of sandy coast to enjoy in Newquay, while being a tourist hotspot it is well catered to keep visitors entertained.

Unique selling point - Newquay boasts the best beaches and best waves in England, but its ability to make you feel like you are abroad on a night out stands it out from anywhere else within these shores. The bars are heaving, but in a good way, while the lovely ladies selling them are very good at their job.

City Nightlife

There are some seriously good bars that overlook "Fistral Beach", with some even better views. "Fistral Blu" being one of them with tasty a seafood + more menu, with an outside balcony. "The Buzz Bar" provides an excellent surfer's hangover cure, the fruit smoothie, and "The Newquay Arms" (one of Newquay's finest pubs) is a party-loving bar that doesn’t seem or want to stop. Lest us not forget the up and coming lap dancing clubs that have surfaced where south-west country girls can finally put their Bristols to good use.

Newquay Travel Info

Newquay is located in the far south west corner of Britain, but it can reached by road, rail and air.

The closest airport is Plymouth City airport, from where you can arrive by train. If you’re coming in by train from London the journey will take just under five hours. By road you can head towards Cornwall on the M3 or M5 and then take the A30, which is notorious for its summer bottleneck congestion, so bare this in mind when planning your summer stag weekend in Newquay.

Newquay Stag Ideas

Being an established surfer's paradise, Newquay’s "Fistral Beach" is its' most renowned and has been hosting both national and international surfing competitions for nearly twenty years now. Plenty of surf shops here to hire or buy so no excuses!! Other less energetic beaches are "Towan" and "Tolcarne", ideal resting place for that heavy head after a night on the pop.

Newquay's Famous For

You've probably gathered by now, but Newquay is famous for surfing! As well as surfer dudes and chics it is also a haven for campers, while the locals are notoriously friendly and excel in making Cornish pasties and cream teas.