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The Best in Europe! 003 summer 2013 PLUS: Events • Music • Eating Out • Where to Go FREE sevenNEWQUAY’S BEACH AND LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE NEW YORK, MILAN... NEWQUAY Get your fashion fix on the high street Newquay’s 7 Beaches The Best in Europe! Meet Newquay’s famous fisherman Phil Trebilcock ‘I do’ - Romantic Seaside Weddings Trenance, sevenThe newquay Best lifestyle Family magazine Day Out!1 foreword and everything else Newquay has to offer During the summer months, Newquay is an events hub with loads of cool and quirky things to do, see and experience. From foodie festivals to music gigs and sporting events to carnivals – there’s always something going on in the Reach for the UK’s premier seaside resort. Make sure you don’t miss out on these key events… beach – feel the 12TH: Feel Good Festival - Fistral Beach sand between May 24-27th: Run to the Sun - trevelgue your toes and the 30TH: Reef Live on Lusty Glaze salt on your lips. 6th: Joe Way Paddle for Life – the harbour Summer’s here and we are pleased to bring you the third issue of Seven Magazine – Newquay’s 20TH - 22ND: Beach Break Live – Fistral Beach beach and lifestyle publication – to inspire you to make the most of the summer months! June Renowned for its famous surfing beaches, its cool coastal lifestyle and its vibrancy, Newquay is 29TH - 30TH: NEWQUAY SURF 7’S TOURNAMENT – LUSTY GLAZE one of Cornwall’s best loved seaside resorts, and within Seven you will find lots of things to see and do. This issue is packed with new features and the return of some of your favourites, and the next 48 pages 6TH-13TH: Newquay Lions Carnival Week will leave you wanting to stay in Newquay forever. You can get your Fashion Fix from our high-street feature or if you prefer fashion for the home, check out the coastal cool section featuring lots of lovely July 13th: Beach Cricket (Newquay BID) at Fistral Beach local products. If you have always wanted to learn to surf then check out our feature on how to master 20th: Sea Level music tour – Fistral Beach ‘the sport of kings’, plus try your hand at a few of the many other exhilarating outdoor activities to do in Newquay! Also we have an excellent guide to days at the beach, sounds of summer and all things 7TH-11TH: Boardmasters at Fistral Beach wedding… Finally, we have a fab feature on Trenance. We went down to investigate one of Newquay’s and Watergate Bay gems, and were overwhelmed by the variety of things to do – we are sure you will be too. Aug 18th: Big Seaside Screening – the Killacourt This magazine has been brought to you by Newquay Business Improvement District which was created in 2011 and consists of businesses in Newquay that are passionate about their town and future. (Newquay BID) & RNLI lifeboat day : Animal Bike Show Fistral Beach Enjoy the sunshine, and look out for the next issue of Seven in October! 30TH Newquay BID x Sept 6TH-8TH : Fish Festival Brought to you by Newquay BID The Newquay Business Improvement District (BID) is a not-for-profit company responsible for delivering a number of innovative projects that aim to improve the trading environment of Newquay. It is a business led partnership that aims to make Newquay a more aspirational place to visit, shop, work, live and enjoy. For more information on Newquay BID visit www.newquaybid.co.uk or email [email protected] 2 seven newquay lifestyle magazine [email protected] You can also find us on Facebook: Newquay BID and Twitter: @NewquayBID Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sevenmagnewquay and Twitter: @seven_mag contents 06 In The Limelight meet 08 Buzz 10 Meet: Phil Trebilcock 12 Our Newquay 13 Day Tripper 20 Get Out, Get Active 24 A Fine Day Out Published by Muse Media (www.musemedia.co.uk) on behalf of Newquay BID Above: Cruising in 28 Newquay Beach Guide Publisher: Steve England style, vintage car 32 Fashion Fix Editor: Louise Searle at Fistral Beach. Contributing Editors: Logan Mather and Eve Wooldridge 36 Wedding Season PhOTO: MIkE SEARLE Design: David Alcock Cover: Pro surfer 40 Sounds of Summer Senior photographer: Mike Searle Oli Adams. PHOTO: 42 Food for Thought MIkE SEARLE 44 Food: Cornish Cream Tea 45 Out and About BOUGHT TO YOU BY: 18 sevenNEWQUAY’S BEACH AND LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE Hidden Gem seven newquay lifestyle magazine 5 in the limelightWORDS BY LOUISE SEARLE Lusty Glaze Beach Lusty Glaze – its name is thought to mean “a place to view blue boats” in Cornish – is situated at the northern end of Newquay Bay. It’s a lovely sheltered sandy beach and offers a huge variety of adventurous beach activities such as coasteering, surf lessons, abseiling, jet skiing, zip wire and loads more to keep even the most demanding teenager happy. It wasn’t always such a recreational resort though, as it was one of the few beaches to have been rich in Iron Ore and there was once a working mine here. You can see the evidence of its mining history in the rock faces and to the right of the beach there’s a cave once 200 feet deep which was mined for its minerals. Lusty Glaze is a special place, but don’t take our word for it. Take a walk down the 133 steps to the beach and take a look for yourself – it’s magical. 6 seven newquay lifestyle magazine seven newquay lifestyle magazine 7 HAPPY Watch Out for these Events coming to BirthdAY! Newquay over the next summer months. Café Irie are celebrating their The Big Seaside Screening, The killacourt anniversary. The café has been Swapping surround sound for the sound of crashing waves, the town is set to host buzz a cool and quirky outdoor film screening on Newquay’s iconic killacourt. In its a part of Newquay’s Fore Street on the move... for the last ten years and, since second year now, The Big Seaside Screening will take place on Sunday 18th August, it opened, it quickly became a coinciding with RNLI Lifeboat day. Visitors can set-up from 7pm and the movie secret spot for Newquay locals and will start at 8.15pm, people of all ages are encouraged to come along and enjoy in-the-know visitors. It’s a perfect watching a film on the big screen, bringing picnics and blankets and immersing spot for fresh wholesome food, themselves in Newquay’s laidback culture. fruity smoothies, great coffee and a truly relaxing chilled out vibe. Bat, ball and board shorts – Beach Cricket returns From live music and DJs, to Newquay charity evenings, sponsored Newquay’s iconic Fistral Beach will be the home to beach cricket again this year! sprout eating contests, cycle Sunday 14 July will see semi-professional cricketers take to the sand and compete workshops, impromptu busking, against Cornish players. A far cry from the manicured grass pitches we’re all used art exhibitions and so much more to, Fistral Beach offers a unique arena for players and spectators. The event, which they have certainly had a lot of is free for all to attend, will also include a wide range of cricket games and a family DIVE IN! fun along the way. beach barbeque. Dive Newquay has recently opened in East Street. Stocking everything If you would like to wish them scuba from brands such as Fourth Element and Scuba Pro, Dive Newquay well, they have plans for a tenth Fish, fish and more fish….. is your one-stop-shop for all your diving related requirements. Owners birthday celebration in June, so It’s one of Cornwall’s best-loved local festivals, with a multitude of mouth- James Swain and Patrick Maher have opened it as a conservation dive keep an eye on on the website watering tasters, cooking demos, events and activities all in celebration of centre where they run projects such as Dive Against Debris (essentially an www.cafeirie.co.uk for updates. the town’s fishing heritage, its hardy fisherman, and local culture. From 6-8 underwater litter pick) with all proceeds going to buying bins for beaches. September, the town’s picturesque harbour will be transformed, showcasing all of Go in and speak to the guys for some truly inspirational info about current the fabulous fish and seafood produced from one of the most important ports in the www.divenewquay.com conservation projects in the area. south west. kAhuNA COMES showcasing talented local therapists in sports and TO TOWN… massage therapy. So if you’re feeling energetic and Kahuna has relocated to a town centre FITNESS AT FISTRAL would like to give a sport you’ve never tried before a go, location in Central Square with a new There are a couple of sporty events happening at get down to Fistral on 12th May. restaurant called Little Kahuna. Run by Ryan Fistral Beach this year which are definitely worth and kelly Mather, in their new premises you checking out. In October the Fistral Beach Trifest will be taking can escape the busy streets and unwind in their First of all, the Feel Good place. The event will be held on the weekend of 12- comfortable, modern new restaurant. Festival is set to hit Fistral 13th October and includes triathlon, aquathon and With an open kitchen serving lunch and Beach and the grounds of The Paddlemen races for all ages, with surf swimming dinner, both eat in and takeaway, there is so Headland Hotel on May 12th from techniques and course familiarisation workshops led much to tempt your taste buds.
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