Fistral Beach
Fistral Beach, located in Newquay, is undoubtedly one of Cornwall's most popular surfing beaches. It attracts surfers from all over the world. With a wide expanse of golden sand, and with the headlands of Pentire and Towan to the south and north respectively, it offers a picturesque view for visitors.
Fistral Beach can be divided into three areas: South Fistral, the main beach and Little Fistral. The first two areas are self-explanatory, while Little Fistral is the northernmost part of the beach and is only accessible during low tide.
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Towan Beach, which is located 2km to the east, is a quieter option for visitors who prefer a less crowded beach. Crantock Beach, located 2.5km to the west, is a stunning beach that's ideal for long beach walks with spectacular views.
Fistral Beach is a surfer's paradise, with consistent waves throughout the year. It is a popular location for national and international surfing events.
Aside from surfing, the beach offers several other activities, such as swimming, beach volleyball and plenty of space for beach games.
The beach is easily accessible too.
Fistral Beach is a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Newquay. With its golden sands, consistent waves and stunning views, it's no wonder it's a top-rated destination. Whether you're a surfer, a swimmer or a sunbather, this beach has something to offer for everyone.
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