Once upon a Tide, Newquay is a charming contemporary first-floor apartment perfectly positioned right on Newquay's stunning coastline, offering a balcony with breathtaking ocean views. The compact yet efficient kitchen is well-equipped with an electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, and comprehensive dishwasher and washer / dryer facilities, making meal preparation both effortless and convenient for your stay.
The bright and wonderfully sociable open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is flooded with natural light, creating an instantly welcoming atmosphere perfect for gathering together. Sink into the comfortable squidgy sofa facing the large Smart TV, or step through the French doors onto your enclosed balcony—the perfect vantage point for watching the waves and breathing in the invigorating coastal air. The two thoughtfully appointed bedrooms provide peaceful retreats from your adventures: a king-size room features its own en-suite shower room, whilst the twin room includes a Smart TV for added entertainment and comfort. A main bathroom with shower over the bath ensures convenient facilities for all guests, completing this intimate and charming seaside haven.
Imagine waking to the gentle sound of waves, stepping onto your private balcony with morning coffee in hand, and watching surfers ride the swells below. Spend sunny days exploring hidden coves and dramatic clifftop paths, returning to your cosy retreat to relax and savour the ever-changing seascape stretching before you.
Once upon a Tide, Newquay is perfectly positioned to explore the very best of Cornwall's coastline, with two magnificent beaches practically on your doorstep. The quiet and secluded Whipsiderry Beach lies directly opposite the property, offering sheltered sunbathing, rock pools to explore, and cave adventures for those seeking a peaceful escape. Just a short stroll away at less than 400 metres, the popular sandy beach at Porth provides ideal conditions for swimming, surfing, and family fun.
For family adventures and attractions, Newquay Zoo (3 km) offers diverse animal exhibits and engaging educational programmes perfect for all ages. The thrilling Camel Creek Family Theme Park awaits just 11 kilometres away, featuring exciting rides and animal encounters that promise unforgettable fun. Continue your exploration with Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm (17 km), where guided tours and vintage tractor rides showcase the region's apple-based heritage. For those intrigued by Cornwall's industrial past, Wheal Martyn Clay Works (25 km) presents fascinating insights into the china clay industry set within beautiful parkland.
Venture a little further to discover the MAD Museum in Fowey (45 km), with its quirky interactive mechanical art installations perfect for curious minds. The ancient Jamaica Inn on Bodmin Moor (49 km) offers charming accommodation and a unique museum celebrating smuggling heritage. History enthusiasts will delight in Poldark Mine & The Cornish National Heritage Collection (49 km), where underground tours reveal Cornwall's rich mining legacy.
Just a short drive away, the charming fishing port of Padstow awaits 24 kilometres down the coast, where celebrity chef Rick Stein has helped transform this picturesque harbour town into Cornwall's premier foodie destination. Sample fresh seafood at award-winning restaurants whilst soaking up the bustling atmosphere of its narrow cobbled streets. Further afield, Falmouth is a 42-kilometre journey that rewards visitors with its stunning natural harbour, historic Pendennis Castle overlooking the sea, and thriving arts scene. Adventure seekers can experience the adrenaline rush of zipping across the treetops, while culture enthusiasts will discover excellent galleries and maritime museums celebrating the town's rich naval heritage.
