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Mawgan Porth is a small bay situated only 4 miles from Newquay. It may be small but it is perfectly formed, offering the most splendid of beaches suitable for sunbathing, sandcastle making, rock pooling, body boarding and surfing.
There are two scenic cliff tops walks, heading off the beach to the north you can walk about 1.5 miles to reach Bedruthen and take in the stunning beauty of the Cornish coastline along the way. Once you reach Bedruthen head over to the English Heritage Tearooms for an amazing cream tea. Alternatively you can head out along the southern coastal path for a slightly longer, more challenging walk to Wategate Bay, where the beach stretches out in front of you and the surfers battle the waves.
Mawgan Porth itself offers a small selection of good eateries.
The Merrymoor Inn – great ales and good traditional pub grub – dog friendly https://www.merrymoorinn.com
Catch – Seafood Baar & Grill overlooking the beach- dog friendly https://www.catchmawganporthbeach.co.uk
The Kitchen by the Beach – at The Park Holiday Park (next door to Marver)https://theparkcornwall.com/restaurant
Woodfired Pizzas – a little shack near the crazy golf, be quick though as once they’re gone, they’re gone!
Fish and Chips – situated next to The Merrymoor, great to grab a quick bite and head onto the beach to watch the sunset.
Gnarly Food Co – this place is greatly in demand and you need to make sure you book at midday on a Sunday for the coming week.https://www.gnarlyfood.co.uk
The Scarlet – looking for something elegant and romantic? The Scarlet Hotel is an adult only hotel with a lovely restaurant that overlooks the bay.https://www.scarlethotel.co.uk/food-drink/lunch-menu
The Beach Box Cafe – take away coffee tea and snacks https://beachboxcornwall.co.uk
Carnewas Tearooms – Overlooking Bedruthan Steps beach famous for delicious cream teas http://www.carnewas-tea-rooms.co.uk
Off the Path Coffee Co – off the footpath to St.Mawgan Nr Sun Valley Holiday Park open Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 10am – 3pm for Breakfast, Brunch & Lunch.
Bettys Surf Shop and Newsagents
Disco Beads – jewellery and accessories
Married to the Sea – surf wear shop
Cornish Fresh – groceries, freshbread, pastries and ice cream.
Nearby Newquay offers many facilities including an indoor fun pool and swimming pool, squash, tennis, bowls, golf and boating lake
For the evening there are many good pubs and restaurants to try and Newquay comes alive with a number of clubs to choose from.
Padstow and the Camel Estuary, 8 miles to the north is a traditional Cornish fishing port, famous for its `Obby Oss` Mayday celebrations. The Camel Estuary is ideal for water sports, pleasure and fishing trips. The ferry runs from Padstow to Rock.
Joining Padstow by the Camel Trail is the lovely town of Wadebridge.
The Camel Trail, route of the old Padstow to Bodmin railway, offers hours of pleasure for cycling, walking and bird watching. While the river itself offers anglers a summer run of sea trout – and the chance of an elusive salmon
