Bed in Newquay (40441)

About this property

Under a mile from the surfing paradise of Fistral Beach, this airy apartment promises a beach holiday to remember. Contemporary and comfortable, Fistral Breeze gives you the perfect excuse for that escape to the sea. Within a mile of Rick Stein's famous fish and chip restaurant, it is excellently located to explore the twists and turns of the rugged Cornish coastline and countryside, whilst immersing yourself in the gentle bustle of seaside life.

Preparing a picnic for a coastal adventure in the stylish kitchen, or relax in one of the well-lit bedrooms, the nautical styling and maritime touches in which give you a real taste of the sea. The interior is inspired by the muted tones of the coast, offering a bright cool retreat in the day, and a cosy ambience to come home to in the evening. Settle down with a drink on the private patio, surrounded by greenery; on balmy summer evenings, it's the perfect place to watch sky dance as the sun sets.

Newquay is the place to go for quirky shops and seafood restaurants and is just a mile away; a trip to the Aquarium and Zoo is a must, and Pirate's Quest is a great rainy-day activity. If you're up for a slightly longer journey, endless attractions continue 16 miles north in Padstow, where you can watch the fishing boats coming into harbour - with a freshly-baked pasty perhaps.

Under a mile from the surfing paradise of Fistral Beach, this airy apartment promises a beach holiday to remember. Contemporary and comfortable, Fistral Breeze gives you the perfect excuse for that escape to the sea. Within a mile of Rick Stein's famous fish and chip restaurant, it is excellently located to explore the twists and turns of the rugged Cornish coastline and countryside, whilst immersing yourself in the gentle bustle of seaside life. Preparing a picnic for a coastal adventure in the stylish kitchen, or relax in one of the well lit bedrooms, the nautical styling and maritime touches in which give you a real taste of the sea. The interior is inspired by the muted tones of the coast, offering a bright cool retreat in the day, and a cosy ambience to come home to in the evening. Settle down with a drink on the private patio, surrounded by greenery; on balmy summer evenings, it's the perfect place to watch sky dance as the sun sets. Newquay is the place to go for quirky shops and seafood restaurants and is just a mile away; a trip to the Aquarium and Zoo is a must, and Pirate's Quest is a great rainy day activity. If you're up for a slightly longer journey, endless attractions continue 16 miles north in Padstow, where you can watch the fishing boats coming into harbour with a freshly baked pasty perhaps.