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The Gannel Estuary
During low tide, the Gannel Estuary is a tidal river that can be explored. On incoming tides, this silted estuary was utilized as a river channel to distribute coal, wood, and sand. The Gannel is on the link road that leads to Mount Wise after you leave Newquay. The Estuary, […]
Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre
Informative – and interesting aviation heritage and activity museum. Ideal for young and old. Indoor and outdoor exhibits.
The Huer’s Hut
The Huers Hut, on Towan Head, symbolizes Newquay’s commercial fishing past. Huers manned the building, employed by Fish Cellars companies. The current structure dates back to the mid 19th century, but a shelter existed since the 14th century. The Huer would watch for passing fish, including pilchards, using the distinctive […]
Trerice Manor
The Elizabethan manor house of Trerice, located a few miles outside of Newquay. The house dates back to 1573 and was built by Sir John Arundell. Trerice stayed in the family for over 400 years before changing hands a number of times. In 1953 the estate was acquired by the […]
Trenance Gardens & Boating Lake
A beautiful place to visit with loads of flowers to look at as you take a slow stroll (very flat so idea for people with disabilities).