A while back, when I snapped these photos, we had lunch at the Fort Inn, Newquay. The first three photos were taken from the Inn where there are stunning views.
The photo above is looking right - along the popular Towan Beach. Not too many people about out of season.
The photo above is the Fort Inn's terrace and the photo below is Newquay Harbour looking left from the terrace.
After lunch we headed back towards the main centre at Newquay. Towan Island (below) always fascinates me. The only access to the house is over the slender bridge. The island is surrounded by water when the tide is in.
And finally looking back in the direction of the Fort Inn.
Newquay, with it's wonderful beaches, gets very busy in the summer season - several good surfing beaches. It has been voted as "one of the nation's favourite seaside towns."
Also see: The Hue and Cry Made From A Huers Hut At Newquay, Cornwall
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