Situated in the seaside town of Newquay, Cornwall, is this second-floor, contemporarily finished apartment, 11 Seaquest. With an array of eateries and pubs on its doorstep, whilst enveloped by historical landmarks, the coast, and popular attractions, the apartment is ideal for a couple, looking to enjoy Newquay and all it has to offer; 11 Seaquest accommodates two guests and two well-behaved dogs. Travelling up the stairs, you’ll reach your private entrance, directing you through to the bright and stylish open-plan living space; relax upon the corner sofa, switch on the Smart TV, gaze outward from the Juliet balcony, and fulfil your culinary needs in the well-equipped kitchen. Continuing a sleek and plush design, discover the king-size bedroom, completed with a smart TV, mirrored wardrobes and soft carpets, perfect for unpacking and unwinding, ready for a Cornish adventure. The bathroom completes the apartment, featuring both a bath and shower, where you can either quickly refresh or opt for a relaxing bubble bath, offering the epitome of flexibility. On your doorstep, be wowed by breath-taking beaches, turquoise waters, and seaside attractions, also home to a wide range of popular eateries and local taverns; Red Lion Newquay offers a traditional experience, whilst Senor Dick’s Mexican Restaurant and The Portuguese Bar and Restaurant caters to exotic tastes. Within the centre, you’ll also find Blue Reef Aquarium, Newquay Zoo, and Newquay Heritage Museum, perfect for all types of visits, whether you’re an animal lover or a keen historian. If you love to be at sea, The Cribbar Surfing Point is a must, whilst kayaking experiences are offered on the Boating Lake, or maybe you’d prefer a quick swim at Whipsiderry Beach. Towan Headland and Gull Rock also display stunning shoreline views, of the crystal-clear waters and rolling cliffs, whilst visits to the Royal Cornwall Museum will showcase the heritage of the county. Experience a true Cornish break by booking 11 Seaquest as your abode.

Newquay is the UK's surf capital, with eleven beaches and over seven miles of golden sand, the National Surf Centre, and an inexhaustible supply of rolling surf, making it a beachgoers and water sports dream. With its zoo, sea life centre, and diverse array of restaurants and pubs, the town offers promises a memorable vacation. The South West Coast Path runs in both directions along a magnificent coastline with towering cliffs, secret bays, and additional beaches for avid walkers. Padstow, a charming harbour, and fishing village is only 14 miles distant, and Truro, with its museums, church, restaurants, and cobblestone streets, as well as the Eden Project, is only 30 minutes away. St Ives, with the Tate St Ives gallery, is less than an hour distant by car or train. In fact, because Newquay is so close to everything in Cornwall, it's the ideal travelling base.

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