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32 Zinc
Newquay

£533 - £1480 per week
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Situated in one of the most desirable locations that Newquay has to offer, this second floor apartment benefits from glorious views of the famous Fistral beach and stunning golf course. Step out onto the balcony from the open plan living area and breath in the fresh sea air, before taking the short stroll to the beach for a day of sun, sea, and sand! With secure parking provided you can leave the car and explore Newquay on foot, with the town centre and all its amenities just five minutes away.

With plenty of family friendly pubs and restaurants to choose from and an expanse of golden sandy beaches, Newquay is the perfect location for a seaside break away. Take to the surf, walk the miles of coastal paths enjoying the stunning views of the north coast, or catch a boat on a sea safari, where you might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of local seals and even dolphins!

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Where you'll sleep

Bedroom 1

King

Bedroom 2

Zip and link

Entrance

communal hallway with lift and stairs to the property on the second floor.

Kitchen/dining/sitting area

breakfast bar and two stools, electric oven and gas hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, dining table and four chairs, sofa, chair, TV, sea views, doors to balcony with bistro table and two chairs.

Bedroom 1

king size bed, door to balcony, sea views, Smart TV, en suite with shower, WC and basin..

Bedroom 2

zip and link beds (king or twin) Smart TV, door to balcony and sea views.

Family bathroom

bath with shower over, WC and basin, utility cupboard with washing machine.

Accessibility

Lift notice - for properties with lift access, it is advised that guests should still be able to manage stairs to access the property, in the event that a communal lift becomes out of order.

Additional information

gas central heating, private parking which is within a secure underground car park with a height restriction of 6ft 6", please ensure children are supervised at all times when using the balcony, WiFi, short breaks available.

 
 

Excellent location for bars, resturants, delivery and shops. Both nearby beaches (with 10/15 mins walk) are beautiful.

September 2024

Accommodation was clean, comfortable, light, airy and spacious. Parking a bonus. Location great, but be aware that the road outside is the road to Fistral Beach (which we knew in advance and didn’t impact us) but could be a bit noisier than expected by some. Lovely sea views from all rooms and balconies plus added interest from the golf course. Would recommend.

March 2024

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Holidays in Newquay

Holidays in Newquay are all about stunning scenery, beaches, and, of course, waves. As it’s the surf capital of the UK, you’ll find an abundance of surf shops and schools allowing you to immerse yourself in the surfing culture from the moment you arrive, whether you just want to watch or get stuck in.

However, if surfing isn’t for you, there are plenty of ways to fill the days while staying in the stunning beachside town of Newquay. Head to one of the many beaches for a family day on the sand - picture rock pooling, picnics, and sandy toes! Or, if you fancy a bit of retail therapy, the bustling town has a selection of independent shops selling an array of goods including clothes, artwork, and delightful handmade treats – not to mention a mouth-watering selection of cafés, bars, and restaurants for a mid-shopping or post-beach refuel.

Newquay also has a selection of attractions and events, perfect for the kids (and big kids) from a wild and wonderful zoo to a round of golf by the sea. There are also some great walks in the area thanks to the beautiful South West Coast Path, perfect for a dog-friendly Cornish getaway.

Did you know...

Newquay has nine sandy beaches to choose from!

Beaches in Newquay

When staying at a holiday cottage in Newquay, you won’t be short of aquatic adventures, with lots of sandy beaches on your doorstep. All of Newquay’s beaches are lifeguarded in the summer, providing a safe place to spend the day soaking up the sun. 

Fistral beach – What do you call the best beach for surfing in the UK? Fistral! With the most consistent surfing in the country and great swathes of golden sand, there’s little doubt as to why surfers flock here from all over the place. You’ll find a surf school and wetsuit hire for those wanting to travel light and it’s dog friendly all year round for those travelling with furry companions.

Watergate Bay – Second on Newquay’s surfing scoreboard, Watergate Bay offers a seriously spacious alternative to Fistral whether you fancy a surf, a stroll or a hot chocolate in the beachside café.

Crantock beach – If you prefer a quieter beach backed by sand dunes then Crantock beach won’t disappoint. Dog-friendly and perfectly sheltered on the southern end, this sandy haven is popular with families and anyone looking for a place to doze in the sand.

Newquay Towan – Right in the centre of the town, Newquay Towan is great for quick dips and sandy escapes while you explore the surrounding shops, attractions, and perhaps even a bar or two!

Great Western, Porth, Whipsiderry, Tolcarne, Lusty Glaze, and Mawgan Porth are also fantastic beaches in Newquay. Read all about them in our extended guide and discover your favourite!

Things to do in Newquay

With quick access to the rugged north Cornish coast and some fun-fuelled attractions and activities, there are lots of great things to do in Newquay.

Surfing & Watersports

Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned pro, the beaches of Newquay offer something for every ability, weather forecast, and tide. And it’s not just surfing on offer either. Bring your own seafaring devices or hire kayaks and paddleboards from one of the many rental shops around.

Attractions

With such an abundance of attractions in and around Newquay, it’s the perfect place for a family holiday at any time of year. Newquay Zoo offers a great day out, as do the nearby Screech Owl Sanctuary and the Blue Reef Aquarium. For those who love animals and theme park rides, Dairyland Farm Park is the place to be while Trerice Manor House offers a beautiful walk through history.

If you fancy something a bit different, fishing trips and sea safaris are available, from which you can take in the scenery from a different angle. You may even be lucky enough to catch a sight of seals and dolphins!

Newquay Golf Club overlooks Fistral beach and is regarded as one of the best golf courses in the county, providing a different challenge every day depending on the weather, all with incredible sea views.

Shopping

From beach supplies to holiday mementoes, Newquay’s streets are lined with lots of interesting shops from big names to independent favourites. Unsurprisingly, there are plenty of surf shops where you can fill up your beachy wardrobe including Married to the Sea, Boardwalk Surf Shop, Watershed, and Ann’s Cottage – some even have surfboards too so you can really kit yourself out. Razzmatazz is an eclectic mix of fun, holiday take-homes and Lucky Go Happy provides a lovely selection of ethical bits and bobs for the whole family.

If you’ve got a sweet tooth, a trip to Roly’s Fudge Pantry or Cornish Cream will see it satisfied as you’ll find a fantastic array of Cornish chocolates, fudge, and even Cornish cream tea hampers (which make for the ultimate beachside picnic).

Walks

With the north Cornish coast right on your doorstep, it will come as little surprise that Newquay is jam-packed with incredible walks. Walk around Park Head (which you might recognise from Poldark) and Pentire Steps for some stunning coastal views or trudge along to Lappa Valley where you can swap the rippling blue of the sea for the dappled shade of the woods. You’ll also find a lovely area around the Porth Reservoir and surrounding wildlife reserve, giving wildlife watchers plenty of opportunities to whip the binoculars out.

Dining out

Newquay's vibrant foodie scene has grown and grown over the years, with the town now offering something for every taste and occasion. If you want to eat out, you’ll find a huge selection of eateries, including many beach cafés and restaurants serving up locally caught seafood with incredible sea views. Or, if you fancy something special after a day surfing the waves, check out the many fantastic fine dining options or cocktail bars for a relaxing drink.

If you want to stay in and make the most of your lovely home from home, there are some excellent farmshops and delis in the area, including the welcoming Trevilley Farm for all your locally-produced needs or Malcolm Barnecutt Bakery for some seriously moreish fresh bakes.

Dog-friendly Newquay

If you want to bring your four-legged friend with you on your Cornish holiday, you couldn’t pick a better spot than Newquay where you’ll find plenty of great dog walks.

Dog-friendly beaches

Fistral beach – Surf, sea, and sandy paws, it’s all waiting for you at Fistral beach 365 days a year.

Watergate Bay – With miles of sand and lots of rockpools and caves to sniff out at low tide, this dog-friendly beach is a favourite with dogs and humans alike.

Whipsiderry beach – Considered a hidden gem by many, dogs are welcome throughout the year on Whipsiderry so why not take a dog-nap in the sand before checking out those rock formations!

Mawgan Porth beach – with Bedruthan Steps a short walk away and lots of sand for zoomies, the beach at Mawgan Porth is great for tuckering out the pooch (and the kids).

You can also see these beaches from the water, as many of the boat trips in the area welcome seadogs aboard!

Dog-friendly pubs and restaurants

When it comes to dinner time, there are plenty of dog-friendly pubs, restaurants and cafés where the whole pack can shake the day off and refuel.

Lewinnick Lodge – Perfectly placed up on the cliffs on the Pentire Headland, Lewinnick Lodge offers sea views with your meal, whether it’s breakfast, lunch or evening drinks with the pooch by your side.

Lakeside Café – Another dreamy spot for a bite to eat, Lakeside Café not only provides delicious treats for its human guests but for its doggie guests too – homemade dog ice cream should get those tails wagging!

The Old Albion Inn – 400 years old with no signs of slowing down, The Old Albion has truly perfected its welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy the thatched roof as you enter and the fully-stocked bar when you’re inside.

What's on in Newquay

Whether you love music and surfing, beer or food, there’s a festival in Newquay for you…

Cornwall Street Food Festival

Hitting the cliffs in June, Cornwall’s inaugural Street Food Festival brings cuisines from all over the world together as people celebrate great food and great views.

Boardmasters

This surf and music festival seems to get bigger every year as thousands descend on Newquay's Fistral Beach and Watergate Bay to watch surf competitions and live music while sampling all that Newquay has to offer.

Newquay Beer Festival

Sample over 50 ales and enjoy live music as you make the most of Newquay’s one and only beer festival, which takes over Hendra Holiday Park every September.

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Nearby events

Santa at Lappa Valley Steam Railway

On selected dates during December, board the Santa Express to Santa's grotto where children will recieve a gift from Father Christmas. There will also be children's entertainment, mince pies, and mulled wine for the adults!

TBC 2024

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Boardmasters Festival

Be part of the UK's biggest surf, skate and music festival at this year's 'Boardmasters', held in the popular seaside resort of Newquay. Enjoy music performed by Liam Gallagher, Florence and The Machine, Lorde and more!

7th - 11th August 2024

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Lusty Glaze Sundowner Sessions

Every year Lusty Glaze beach hosts their Sundowner Sessions - an opportunity to watch your favourite artsits perform live in the stunning setting of the natural ampitheatre provided by the cliffs at Lusty Glaze. 

TBC 2024

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Getting around

While lots of Newquay’s beaches, shops and eateries are within walking distance, there are also lots of buses as well as a train station so you can leave the car behind when exploring all North Cornwall has to offer. There are also plenty of car parks in and around the town, so whichever mode of transport you choose, life’s a Cornish breeze.

What our guests say...

We know how important honest reviews are when it comes to booking your holiday. To help you choose the right property for you, we publish all reviews left by guests who have stayed here in the past, with the few exceptions stated in our Review Guidelines. Please bear in mind that some facilities referred to by past guests in reviews can be removed or changed at any time.

Excellent location for bars, resturants, delivery and shops. Both nearby beaches (with 10/15 mins walk) are beautiful.

Accommodation was clean, comfortable, light, airy and spacious. Parking a bonus. Location great, but be aware that the road outside is the road to Fistral Beach (which we knew in advance and didn’t impact us) but could be a bit noisier than expected by some. Lovely sea views from all rooms and balconies plus added interest from the golf course. Would recommend.

Very relaxing stay with lovely views and everything on your doorstep.

The location is great and the view from the balcony is beautiful. Modern, well furnished apartment with good sized rooms. Would return.

Fantastic place and position . Road use outside is very heavy and also late night drinkers passing by can be noisy

Reply from Aspects Holidays

We are so pleased you enjoyed the fantastic central location of 32 Zinc. As you mentioned, there can be noise from nearby traffic and the hustle and bustle of Newquay, due to the fact that the property is located on the only access road to Fistral beach, but we hope you agree that having the beaches and town centre right on your doorstep is well worth it! Katy, Customer Services.

We spent October half term staying at Zinc 32. So pleased with our choice. Fabulous location, especially if you’re a surfer and have a board to carry!! Both Fistral and Towan easily reachable on foot.

Beautiful views from both little balcony’s out towards Fistral, Pentire and over the golf course! The daily “green keeping” was great entertainment!

Already looking to book again!!

This is our second stay at 32 Zinc. Everything you could want from a property is there with the added bonus of a parking space should you wish to venture further afield. It’s perfectly placed for the beaches, shops and drinks / food at the Red Lion and Oceanside. We will back again

Nice apartment, good location with Fistral beach being only a 5 min walk away, and the other way within about the same was the harbour with its restaurants, and the Red Lion pub, nice food there also. I suppose the only downside to this is sometimes the traffic noise going to and from Fistral and the headland but if you are out most of the day like we were then not really a problem. Would also recommend Newquay Activity Centre which is very near, if you want to have a go at any water sports. Lee Regan

Absolutely fantastic apartment, everything we needed and more, spacious and just lovely

The location of 32 Zinc is absolutely perfect. Fistral beach is just a very short stroll away and the restaurants and pubs around the town are all within easy reach. We were very lucky with the weather during our stay and often had breakfast on the balcony enjoying the views over Fistral beach. We also spent the end of our evenings enjoying a glass of wine on the balcony. The apartment was immaculate and extremely comfortable with all the necessary items to make it feel like home, including a dishwasher and washing machine (although I refuse to do laundry whilst on holiday). Its was all just perfect!!!!

Perfect location for beaches and shops. The accommodation has everything you need and has the added bonus of a parking space.

Nicely decorated, Spacious and well equipped apartment very close to fistral beach and a short walk into the town for coffee shops, restaurants, shops and bakeries. Very clean on arrival- spotless bathroom and kitchen area and lovely clean bedding and towels. Apartment had everything we needed for a very enjoyable holiday.

Nice family location and amazing accommodation - a home from home

Nice apt modern clean good facilities. Only negative although on a no through road traffic noise is very intrusive from early morning to late night . Does not allow for a relaxing quiet holiday.

Reply from Aspects Holidays

We are sorry if this location had not been what you expected. We try to make the locations as clear as we can on the maps provided on each property page, and with this fantastic apartment being on the only access road to Fistral Beach and the car parks for Headland and the beach, with the few restaurants and shops down there; there will be a lot of passing traffic. It is not particularly fast traffic, but it may not suit those looking for complete peace and quiet. We hope that you agree that the volume of cars using that road is a worthwhile compromise for such a lovely, well equipped apartment in an enviable location, just a stroll from one of Cornwall's most famous surf beaches, the golf course, some fantastic restaurants and a short walk into the town centre itself; and not forgetting those stunning views! If you are looking to return and would prefer a location away from all the hustle and bustle, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us so that we can help you in finding something that will better meet your requirements. Tanya, Customer Services

Excellent accommodation and excellent location also Brillant staff see you next year

Great location, very clean apartment and well equipped.