Tourist Guide Newquay
Newquay, set in the scenic Fistral Bay, is a vibrant city in Cornwall, England. It is one of Cornwall’s most irresistible resorts owing to the long and accessible golden beaches. The town has a populace of about 20,000 inhabitants, which increases to almost 100,000 in summers owing to the tourist traffic.
Pleasant, warm summers and cool winters characterise the climate of Newquay. Snowfall is rare and rainfall is moderate. Autumn and spring stay on longer than usual. The overall mild climate makes this place a perfect vacation spot all year round.
The city’s history dates back to1600 years ago; over the years, it has developed from a small port to a premier resort owing to its abundant resources. Today, the economy is concentrated on fishing, tourism and agriculture.
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