Surf Side Stop

South West Coast Path (Section 17: Newquay to Perranporth)

Follows dramatic clifftops between two iconic Cornish surf towns, crossing headlands with steep ascents and descents throughout – definitely not suitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and during bird nesting season. Terrain alternates between grassy coastal paths and occasional sandy beach sections, with spectacular views over rugged coves, sea stacks, and the Atlantic. Worth it for classic Cornish coastline scenery, wildflowers in spring, and potential

Cubert Common walk, North Cornwall

Loops gently around National Trust heathland with wide, mostly flat grassy paths ideal for families and sturdy buggies. Dogs welcome to roam freely across the open common. Short but rewarding for coastal views towards Newquay, wildflowers in summer, and breathing in proper Cornish moorland air without tackling serious hills. Perfect leg-stretcher if you're staying nearby.

South West Coast Path (Section 16: Porthcothan to Newquay)

Traces 16km of dramatic Cornish clifftops with steep ascents and descents throughout – expect proper hills and uneven coastal paths. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to challenging terrain and cliff edges, though older kids with stamina will love the adventure. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and cliff sections. Rewards with stunning Atlantic views, hidden coves, rock formations, and classic South West Coast Path scenery including Bedruthan Steps – one of Cornwall's most

Cubert wildlife walk, North Cornwall

King Charles III England Coast Path: Newquay to Penzance