Take the (dog) lead

Two legs good, four legs better. When it comes to trips away, why should humans get all the fun? With the coast path on our doorstep, dog-friendly beaches a ball chuck away and day-long adventures to get you both out and about, here are a handful of year-round ways to up your dog walking game.

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Best places to eat in Newquay

Hush-hush bars and fresh-on-the-scene joints, old favourites and “so good we have to shout about it” dishes that have to be tasted to be believed. Hungry for it? Tap into our team’s favourite go-to spots to eat & drink in Newquay.

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Cook 10-minute recipes

Holidays = great food, but who said those special foodie memories have to be served up in a restaurant? With the space and tools to cook up a storm in your own SeaSpace studio or apartment, why not try out these three > 10-minute recipes, featuring hero Cornish ingredients well worth writing home about?

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Space to... feed

Sam Shepherd is hungry. As the head chef of SeaSpace’s new café, he’s chomping at the bit to open the doors to guests and locals, ready to create great-tasting food in a spot that means so much to him.

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Unleash Creativity

Be Newquay Festival is a month-long celebration of the town’s buzzing creative spirit, and this year SeaSpace is carving out its own space in the line-up. Tying into our very first Artist Residency with SeaSpace mural creator Phil Strugnell from 8 - 10 November, we’re adding more colourful happenings to the mix with workshops, art expos and large-scale collabs both here at SeaSpace and in the heart of the town itself. From bustling meet-ups and hands-on crafting to exhibitions and markets, here’s our pick of the Be Newquay Festical action…

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Best place to take to the water

Want to get your paddle on? Launch into the water on your paddleboard at the Gannel Estuary just an hour before high tide and head inland with the tide.

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