Fistral Tide is a contemporary, ground-floor apartment boasting sea views and a balcony in the heart of Newquay's stunning peninsula in Cornwall. Ideal for a family holiday or break with friends, this home serves as a welcoming space to unwind and a purposeful base should you want to utilise the off-road parking and spend your days at the beach. On arrival, make your way into the open-plan living space, sure to be the social hub of the home. The kitchen is equipped with quality Neff appliances, sure to appeal to the chef of the group, with a handy dishwasher to help with the cleaning up. From here, the Perspex dining table adds a chic touch to the room, where you can enjoy your home-cooked favourites. After dinner, why not head out onto the balcony to enjoy the best of the sea views with a cuppa or glass of wine? When it's time to unwind, the plush corner sofa is the perfect spot to sink into with a film on the TV or some game time on the Xbox. As eyes grow tired, choose from a double bedroom with a convenient en-suite, or a bright twin with a TV for those lazy mornings. Finishing off the apartment is a family bathroom with a bath and shower over, giving you the option of a soak after a day of walking or a quick freshen-up. Fistral Tide really is in a prime position, with the popular Crantock on one side and Fistral and Newquay beaches on the other, whilst being within easy reach of Pentire Headland, and a wealth of pubs, restaurants and cafés; you'll hardly need your car! When you're not busy exploring and relaxing on the picture-perfect coastlines, you can find the Blue Reef Aquarium and Newquay Zoo within the town, as well as gardens and family-friendly activities such as Pirate's Quest Adventure Golf. Along the coast, you can find the charming villages and towns of Mawgan Porth, Trenance to the north, Perranporth and Portreath to the south, and the historic city of Truro inland, known for its grand cathedral. Fistral Tide has something for everyone.

Newquay is the home of the UK’s surf scene, boasting eleven beaches and over seven miles of golden sand, three major beaches, the National Surf Centre and an endless supply of rolling surf, making it a beachlovers and watersports paradise. The town, with its zoo, sea life centre and varied selection of restaurants and pubs, also promises a holiday to remember. For avid walkers, the South West Coast Path passes in both directions along a stunning coastline of high cliffs, hidden coves and yet more beaches. The quaint harbour and fishing village of Padstow is just 14 miles away, while Truro, with its museums, cathedral, restaurants, and cobbled streets, as well as the Eden Project, can be reached within a short drive. Picturesque St Ives and the Tate St Ives gallery is just a train ride away. In fact, because nothing in Cornwall is far from Newquay, it’s the perfect touring base.

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