Newquay Stag Party - Tips And Ideas For Planning A Fun Filled Stag Do In Newquay

Newquay - experiences to see by Day

Once a family holiday resort, Newquay has definitely come of age with its party-town image and wide mix of activities on offer. It's also a stag night hotspot for many fun-seeking ceremonies. hotel ranges from caravans on the cliff tops to bed and breakfast in one of the many guest houses around the town.

There are lots of places to go to around the Cornish coast. Land's End has lots of visitor attractions from Dr Who to the lifeboat exhibition. Explore the rugged north coast as far as Tintagel, where King Arthur once held court.

A stag night in Newquay will certainly not be boring. Appreciate pasties and paintballs, quad bike or discovering along the coastal paths. You can even go intense sea fishing in a traditional Cornish fishing boat fully equipped with a cooler of cans and some tackle and bait. The catch can be grilled on a beach BBQ at the end of the day. Clay pigeon shooting is also available just outside Newquay. Find out the basic techniques of tracking and firing then take part in a sporting clay shooting competition.

If you wish to get even closer to the waves then don a wetsuit and take some surfing lessons. The waves are amazing and it's an addictive sport. Finish the day lazing on the beach, scrambling along the rocks or enjoy some beach volleyball on the flat sands. Don't forget to taste the local seafood, handmade ice-cream and lashings of Cornish clotted cream.

Newquay - experiences to see at Night

After dark put on your glad rags and head for the town. As the number one UK gathering location for stag do's, Newquay has some top lap dance clubs as well as lots of buzzing pubs, restaurants and nightclubs. The entire town gets in the stag night atmosphere every weekend with cheap booze, and good kebabs.

Join the massive organised Bar Crawl and go to 4 bars and one of the best clubs in Newquay. Complete craziness is a pre-requisite for getting the most out of this stag night with mad activities, giveaways and face painting. The reps who are in charge of this motley crew keep the gathering in full swing.

Top Tips

Look out for the mining chimneys which litter the Cornish countryside. It was a once a big mining area for tin.

Visit a local bakery and see how pasties are made. At lunchtime they are served hot from the oven - an unbeatable cure for a hangover.

Visit St Michael's Mount which is just off the shore near Penzance. You can walk over the causeway to the castle at low tide, but you'll need a boat to return at high tide.