Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Polzeath

"Rick Steins Fistral is overlooking the iconic Fistral beach and is a casual, laid-back restaurant serving Rick Stein’s famous fish & chips as well as Indian takeaway. This must be one of the best places to eat in Newquay whilst enjoying the Cornish coast."

"Over looking Fistral Beach, Rick Stein Fistral is a casual and laid- back restaurant where you’ll find Rick’s famous fish & chips on the menu as well as flavours from India and the Far East."

"The golden sands of Fistral Beach have a reputation for being one of the best surf beaches in Cornwall and all of the UK. It’s a broad, sandy beach popular with surfers of all abilities – from novices to professionals!. Experienced surfers can take to the waves themselves, but if you’re a newbie, you can try out some surf lessons on Fistral Beach."

"This beach is iconic, and truly puts Newquay on the map when it comes to surfing. All of the big UK surfing competitions take place here, and if you look in advance you’ll be able to time your visit to watch the pro surfers do their thing – usually for free!. Of course, you don’t have to be a pro to go surfing at Fistral Beach."

"An iconic UK beach and widely recognised as the centre of British Surfing, Fistral beach actually has three different sections. World class surfing competitions take place here and you’ll find a choice of surf schools and equipment hire flanking Fistral. Lifeguards operate from April to September and across the Easter Weekend."

"Grab an authentic taste of the seaside at the Boathouse, one of Newquay’s best seafood restaurants…Located on the beautifully breathtaking Cornish coast, The Boathouse serves up a whole array of traditional fish dishes daily; from crab linguine to classic fish and chips, each meal is fresh, crisp and clean for a true taste of the seaside. But if a member of your hen party isn’t a lover of fish, there’s also steak and an array of vegetarian options on the menu for each member of your group to savour and enjoy. » Read more about: The Boathouse  »"

"A relaxed street food market in Newquay Harbour offering fresh Cornish seafood and a variety of global fare!. They don’t take bookings, so all you need to do is show up and find somewhere to sit on their covered decking area, converted lobster tanks or picnic tables on the beach. All food is served in recyclable takeaway boxes, so why not bring a blanket and enjoy your food on the beach while your pup explores the harbour?"

"Tolcarne Beach nestles in a beautiful crescent shaped bay set against a background of cliffs. The beach offers soft sand, easy swimming, fun family surfing, exciting rock pools to explore at low tide, sea fishing and the unique ‘Tolcarne wedge’ for boogie boarding. It is an ideal beach if you are looking for organised activities and beach hire with plenty of amenities."

"Located on Tolcarne Beach, The Colonial has exceptional views over Newquay’s bay, serving a great lunch and dinner menu, with an impressive cocktail offering too. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and the staff very friendly. Call 01637 851724 to book a table."

"Generally, you'll need the skills of Ray Mears to spot otters in the wild, but this wildlife centre 5 miles outside Launceston guarantees a sighting. There's a population of British and Asian short-clawed otters, split between three families, which live in their own naturally constructed holts. Feeding times are noon and 3pm daily. Elsewhere round the reserve you'll have the chance to see fallow deer, muntjac, pheasants and Scottish wildcats. There are birds-of-prey talks at 11.30am and 2.30pm."

"Whipsiderry Beach is just past Porth Beach on the Coastal Path. It is one of the lesser-visited Newquay beaches because it is small, and there are steep steps to descend down to it. However, it is worth visiting to explore its rock pools and fascinating caves."

"Whipsiderry Beach sits adjacent to Porth Beach and is a fantastic sheltered cove beach. Whipsiderry is only accessible at low tide and is famed for its unique large caves. Dogs are welcome on Whipsiderry all year round."

"Tintagel Old Post Office is a 14th-century stone house, built to the plan of a medieval manor house, situated in Tintagel, Cornwall, United Kingdom. Tintagel Old Post Office is situated 560 metres east of St Materiana's Church, Tintagel. Photo: Zaian, Public domain."

"Tintagel Old Post Office is a 14th-century stone house, built to the plan of a medieval manor house, situated in Tintagel, Cornwall, United Kingdom. Photo: Zaian, Public domain."

"Around 1.25 miles west of St Cleer, these crashing waterfalls are one of the most renowned beauty spots on the moor. Around the falls are the remains of the ancient oak woodland that once covered much of the moor. There is a car park half a mile's walk from the reserve, near Draynes Bridge."

"Generally, you'll need the skills of Ray Mears to spot otters in the wild, but this wildlife centre 5 miles outside Launceston guarantees a sighting. There's a population of British and Asian short-clawed otters, split between three families, which live in their own naturally constructed holts. Feeding times are noon and 3pm daily. Elsewhere round the reserve you'll have the chance to see fallow deer, muntjac, pheasants and Scottish wildcats. There are birds-of-prey talks at 11.30am and 2.30pm."

"Hidden away in a secret valley, this little glen feels like something from a fairy tale. Fringed by climbing ivy and shrubs, a 60ft waterfall tumbles across the slate into a kieve (plunge pool). It’s a mystical spot, supposedly frequented by Cornish piskies (pixies), and legendarily associated with King Arthur – you'll see ribbons and offerings dangling from the trees around the pool. It's also a bracing spot for a dip – though be warned, the water's icy-cold year-round."

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"Grab an authentic taste of the seaside at the Boathouse, one of Newquay’s best seafood restaurants…Located on the beautifully breathtaking Cornish coast, The Boathouse serves up a whole array of traditional fish dishes daily; from crab linguine to classic fish and chips, each meal is fresh, crisp and clean for a true taste of the seaside. But if a member of your hen party isn’t a lover of fish, there’s also steak and an array of vegetarian options on the menu for each member of your group to savour and enjoy. » Read more about: The Boathouse  »"

"A relaxed street food market in Newquay Harbour offering fresh Cornish seafood and a variety of global fare!. They don’t take bookings, so all you need to do is show up and find somewhere to sit on their covered decking area, converted lobster tanks or picnic tables on the beach. All food is served in recyclable takeaway boxes, so why not bring a blanket and enjoy your food on the beach while your pup explores the harbour?"