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Visit Newquay Map 2019 Final Print E11 E12 E10 E11 G13 E12 D10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 WATERGATE 17 B3276 18 BAY A TO PADSTOW A Towan Head Cribbar rocks TOWAN High place HEAD Lunvoy NEWQUAY WHIPSIDERRY B Spy cove Dollar rock B3276 B BEACH LITTLE Hedge cove BAY TREVELGUE HEAD Pipers Blow Seal hole Long cove FISTRAL Fern Blow hole Cavern Nun cove Gravel cove Tumulus Butter rocks Old Dane Tea Caverns Lidden PORTH C Wine cove BEACH C LUSTY Greensplat Sunny corner Pigeon cove GLAZE BEACH LUSTY GLAZE ROAD STREET M Fly Cellars Crigga rocks ROAD INDEX FISTRAL The Barrowfields D BEACH CATHOLIC PORTH D Saravan CHURCH TOLCARNE Tumulus Camullus HARBOUR The Goose Lewinnick cove BEACH BEACH GREAT WESTERN East Pentire point Toddy cove BEACH BOSUEN ROAD GOLF COURSE TOWAN THE EAST PENTIRE HEAD BEACH ISLAND Bishop rock Salt cove PL ST COLUMB CHAPEL s CHESTER ROAD MINOR CRESCENT LANE HILL E E STREET Point Noe BANK STREET CHELTENHAM sproutHealth Foods PLACE HIGHER TOWER RD MANOR ROAD ENNORS ROAD i ST GEORGES ROAD GEORGES ST ST PIRANS RD SUMMER SEASON SUMMER SEASON ST MICHAEL’S ONLY BRIDGE ONLY FERRY HILL CHURCH CP TRETHELLAN CRANTOCK Wildflower Lane A3059 BEACH GANNEL ESTUARY BRACKEN TERR F F RIVER GANNEL REEDS WAY Vugga cove RECYCLING PENPOL CREEK CENTRE A3058 TRETHELAN TIDAL FOOTBRIDGE WEST PENTIRE CRANTOCK RIVER GANNEL G CHAPEL HOLIDAY PARK G TIDAL FOOTBRIDGE TRENCREEK H TIDAL H TO HOLYWELL BAY FOOTBRIDGE RIVER GANNEL For information on dogs on beaches please see reverse. RIVER GANNELTREVEMPER ROAD Car Park Coach Park Surfing Beach A3058 Toilets / Public Convenience Camping & Caravan Park I Seasonal Footbridge I Road Train stops Tidal Footbridge (covered at times) Road Train Route & direction Seasonal (Summer) Only Ferry Bus & Coach Station A392 One Way Street Railway Station Supermarket Please note: This map is intended as a general guide to finding TRENINNICK Railway line One Way Street your way around Newquay and is not intended as a comprehensive Petrol Station LANE J Footpaths guide to all streets, roads and locations in the town. J 0 Information contained in this map was A392 KEY believed to be correct at time of print. 0 A392 A392 A3058 Copyright 2019 Visit Newquay Tourist Information Visit Newquay accepts no responsibility for errors or omissions. TREVEMPER A3075 TO ST AUSTELL G13 D12 D7 G12 E11 Newquay's new world-class skate BEGINNER - ADVANCE SURF LESSONS park! Completely unique with four COASTEER, SUP & BODYBOARD LESSONS separate areas: a retro-style pool, THE CLOSEST HOLIDAY PARK TO NEWQUAY TOWN & BEACHES expansive street run, stair set and All Equipment Included | 50m From Fistral Beach Hot Showers | Indoor Changing Rooms an internationally significant bowl. Equipment Hire & Surf Shop Open All Year E10 Built with safety in mind, whilst SPROUT facilitating large numbers of quiksilversurfschoolnewquay.co.uk users. Edgcumbe Avenue, Newquay, Cornwall. TR7 2JY Telephone: 01637 873447 Fax: 01637 852677 call 01637 851800 to book email: [email protected] www.trenanceholidaypark.co.uk FREE and open to users of all ages and abilities! [email protected] DIAL-A-BROCHURE FREEPHONE 0500 131243 PART FUNDED BY NEWQUAY COUNCIL J17 F1 DOGS ON BEACHES Most of Newquay’s 11 beaches are dog friendly all year round with the exception of the 3 in red below. - the big, expansive beach - the famous surfing beach - the little secluded beach - the harbour beach - the central beach - the activity beach - a privately owned beach with summer dog restrictions. Please contact Tolcarne Beach Village on 01637 872489. - a privately owned beach with summer dog restrictions. Please contact Lusty Glaze Beach Complex on 01637 872444. - a popular family beach with summer restrictions. 1st May to 30th September no dogs allowed on the beach from 9am to 7pm. - the secluded beach - the water sports beach Please behave responsibly and with consideration of other beach users. C13 Thank you. D14 E10 D16 E10 The Newquay Road Train Dizzy Lizzies Coffee Shop Newquay Now open from April 1st www.porthlodgehotel.co.uk 9am - 5pm At the Kallacliff, Lusty Glaze Discovery Road Trail Map Hotel Freshly Cooked Breakfast served all day Restaurant Light Lunches 10 Pin Bowling This beautifully illustrated map has been This is not just a road train, it’s a Newquay experience Afternoon Tea updated for 2019 and features two walks, the that everyone enjoys. The relaxing open air journey is made more interesting by the conductor’s well informed 'Hetty’ and the 'Ada’ that make up the entire commentary. The fully flexible ticket and hop-on, hop-off Coffee/Tea and Homemade Newquay Discovery Trail. service is excellent value, allowing a full day’s access to this fun form of alternative transport. Cake Only £3.00 On To obtain your copy of the Discovery Trail Map Presentation Of call into the Visit Newquay Tourist Information Timetable (Minutes past the hour) Centre on Marcus Hill, Tel: 01637 838516 or The route & stops are marked in light blue on the map This Advert email: [email protected] £11.50 £8.95 0 Town Centre, Bank Street (Nr United Reform Church) . +4 Great Western Hotel, Cliff Road +5 Narrowcliff - at the top of Tolcarne Beach +6 Barrowfields - at the top of Hilgrove Road +15 Zoo & Waterworld - Near Zoo entrance +20 Trenance Gardens - post box opp Rose Garden 4 Lane Tenpin Bowling Centre +25 Cliff Road - outside Burger King/Railway Station +30 Mount Wise East - junction of Grosvenor Avenue +35 Mount Wise Central - outside Windsor Court +36 Mount Wise West - Pentire end, near roundabout +40 Hope Terrace - nearest stop to Fistral Beach +45 Return to Town Centre Train departs Town Centre on the hour starting at 10:00am The last train to complete a full circuit departs at 3.00pm Bed and Breakfast Accommodation Train operation may be subject to adverse weather Check with the crew on the day for the time of last train Visit Newquay Tourist Information Porth Lodge Hotel Suitable for most wheelchairs and pushchairs Porth Bean Road, Newquay, Cornwall. TR7 3LT visitnewquay.org email: [email protected] Telephone: +44 (0)1637 874483 Runs Easter to the end of October Call: 01637 838516 Email: [email protected] A Service of Newquay Town Council.
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