Newquay & the Cream of Cornwall - Turkey & Tinsel

Join us for some early Christmas celebrations in Newquay, where there's plenty of festive-themed fun on offer at our hotel! Winter is a lovely time to enjoy the crisp clean air and explore the atmospheric streets of seaside towns and villages along Cornwall's stunning coast and on this five-day break, we get to enjoy the best of them with excursions to Penzance, St Ives and Falmouth.What's Included?
IncludesReturn coach travel4 nights at the Pentire Hotel, Newquay (JG3 rating) with dinner & breakfast (includes traditional 'Christmas' dinner with complimentary glass of wine)Mulled wine reception on first eveningAfternoon tea and Christmas cake on 'Boxing Day'Entertainment every eveningExcursions to Penzance, St Ives & FalmouthOptional excursion to Port Isaac & Padstow (£13pp)

Itinerary
Day 1After joining the coach, we make our way to our hotel and check in. Later we enjoy a mulled wine reception together.Day 2 - Penzance & St IvesWe head to Penzance, nestled in a sheltered position in beautiful Mounts Bay. The town boasts an attractive seafront promenade, sub-tropical gardens and award-winning Cornish pasties. Next is the Cornish holiday town of St Ives. Wander through the maze of cobbled streets admiring the pretty cottages, stroll along one of the sandy beaches or take in the artwork on display at the Cornwall branch of the Tate Gallery.Day 3 - Optional excursion to Port Isaac & Padstow (£13pp)For our optional excursion, we first visit the quaint fishing village of Port Isaac, made famous by Doc Martin and Fisherman's Friends. Stroll through the narrow winding streets lined with whitewashed cottages and look out for one of the narrowest alleyways in Britain - 'Squeezy Belly Alley'! We then continue to the charming port resort of Padstow. Famous for its connection to Chef Rick Stein (whose restaurant is based locally), the town is renowned for its harbour from where you can enjoy some stunning views. This evening we indulge in a traditional 'Christmas' dinner with all the trimmings back at the hotel.Day 4 - FalmouthToday we visit Falmouth, a delightful port town and popular sailing destination with a proud seafaring history and fine beaches. It is home to the deepest harbour in Western Europe and other attractions include Pendennis Castle and the National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Back at the hotel this afternoon, we enjoy tea and Christmas cake.Day 5After breakfast, we check out of our hotel and head for home.

Newquay
Perhaps the top holiday resort in Cornwall, Newquay is blessed with a fantastic coastline and an array of stunning beaches, great for a variety of activities. Voted as the best seaside resort in Cornwall, it is a glorious resort at all times of the year and this vibrant town has something to interest visitors of all ages.
Known as the UK's Surf capital it's also ideal for those simply looking for a more relaxing coach break.Newquay is situated on the north coast of Cornwall making it a perfect base for walking, with ample variety from short beachside ambles to more strenuous cliff and coastal paths.
Look out for the dazzling array of boats that head out to sea everyday between May and September, weather and tide permitting, you can hop on board and take a memorable boat trip to explore the towering cliffs, golden sands and secret coves for yourself.
Hotel
Pentire Hotel, NewquayJG3 ratingThe well-appointed Pentire Hotel is located high on the headland close to famous Fistral Beach and central Newquay. The sea views are fantastic and leisure facilities include an indoor swimming pool and steam room.Hotel RatingJG3 ratingHotels with a JG3 rating tend to be a more formal style of hotel, often part of a hotel chain, or are very-welcoming family-owned properties. Generally, they offer a greater range of facilities and services, and bedrooms tend to be a little more spacious with additional features. Public areas are larger and include lounge seating, bar and restaurant with good quality food served either buffet style or waiter service.