Newquay is one of Cornwall’s best-known seaside towns, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and surrounded by some of the county’s most impressive beaches. Fistral Beach is famous for surfing, while the town’s harbour and rugged cliffs provide a very different coastal experience as the tide moves through the bay. From beach walks and rock pools to surfing and exploring the South West Coast Path, the changing water level is an important part of enjoying Newquay’s coastline. Check the Newquay tide times for predicted high and low waters over the next seven days.