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The surfing capital of the UK. Newquay boasts some of the best beaches on the North Coast and is crammed with enough pubs, clubs and bars to rival Ibiza. This Cornish Town is the perfect place to let off some steam and party till the early hours.
HOW TO GET TO YOUR STAG PARTY IN NEWQUAY
It has to be said that Newquay isn’t the most handily situated place to get to but we guarantee you will be having such a great time once you are there you will realise it was well worth the journey.
If your party of lads are travelling from all parts of the UK then Newquay airport is probably the best route to use. All the major airports including Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, and Birmingham have flights to Newquay.
Routes include Flybe.com, which operates from Belfast, Glasgow and Birmingham. BmiBaby flies from Manchester and Ryan Air from Stansted to Newquay. BA.com flies daily to Newquay from London Gatwick.
Or why not check out Cornwall’s very own www.airsouthwest.com, which regularly flies from Bristol, Dublin, Glasgow, Leeds/Bradford, London Gatwick, Manchester, Newcastle and Plymouth to Newquay.
With the cheaper airlines flights can cost from as little as £30-00 return.
Once there, hiring a car is no difficulty with local firms at the airport or you can book on-line through www.europcar.co.uk and www.hertz.com. Always a good idea to book on-line as the offices may not be open if you arrive outside normal trading hours.
You may decide you don’t want to hire a car for use during your trip – Newquay is fairly easy to navigate on foot so why not book a taxi straight from the airport. Unfortunately the taxi rank has been removed from the airport so you will need to book in advance of your arrival – but this is ideal because if you book online with NewquayNetTaxis they’ll give you a discount. You can find them on www.newquaynet.com and follow the link for Book Taxi Services or call them on 0792 8825668.
Rail links to the South West are excellent with regular services from London, the Midlands, Northern England and Scotland from www.virgintrains.co.uk, www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk. www.crosscountrytrains.co.uk offer links from as far afield as Edinburgh, Newcastle, Sheffield, Manchester, Nottingham, Bristol and Southampton. Another useful website is www.transportdirect.info.co.uk and the National Rail Network is 0845 7484950. Newquay railway station is Tel no. 0871 2004950.
To give you an idea of times a rail journey from Edinburgh to Newquay could take about 10 hours and 53 mins, from Birmingham it could take 5 hours 40 mins and from London, Paddington, 4 hours 45 mins. Plenty of time to chill out with your mates, wind down and get ready for a wild stag party in Newquay!!
If you do fancy taking your car for a spin then prepare yourself well as it is quite a journey to Newquay. Road links get better and better but it is still a fairly long drive. Prepare to share the driving between you and it will be a doddle. We’ve done the hard work for you and here are some ideas of drive times from major towns in the UK to Newquay.
London - 280 miles - 5 hour 35minutes
Brighton - 256 miles - 5 hour 47mins
Bournemouth - 168 miles - 3 hour 54mins
Bristol - 158 miles - 3 hour 24mins
Cambridge - 329 miles - 6 hour 17mins
Leeds - 363miles - 6 hours 44mins
Liverpool - 336.4 miles - 5 hours 57 mins
Norwich - 401 miles - 7 hours 40mins
Nottingham - 296 miles - 5 hours 42mins
Birmingham - 247 miles - 4 hours 43mins
Manchester - 321 miles - 6 hours 7mins
Newcastle - 451 miles - 8 hours 18mins
Edinburgh - 529 miles - 9 hours 38mins
Reading - 239 miles - 4 hours 38mins
Blackpool - 363 miles - 6 hours 37mins
Cardiff - 193 miles - 3 hour 54mins
It really is quite a simple journey by car for your Newquay stag weekend you just need to follow the M5 from Bristol and Exeter. From here you follow the A30 (a fast dual carriageway) along the northern edge of Dartmoor and across Bodmin Moor until you get to the Indian Queens junction. By following the A39, then A392 then finally the A3058 you will reach Newquay.
Coming up from Plymouth you need to take the A374, then B3250 and A38 before picking up the A30 as before from the North.
So what about your carbon footprint on such a long journey? Here at FREEDOM we care about the environment and so we looked into this on your behalf. You will be very pleased to read the following we found out: -
From Leeds to Newquay, for example
By train the fastest journey would be 7hrs 45mins and the Co2 emission 32.3kg.
By car the fastest journey would be 6hrs 55mins and the Co2 emission 95.3kg
By plane the fastest journey would be 3hrs 45mins and the Co2 emission 76.5kg
(check out www.transportdirect.info.co.uk for more details)
So now you really have no reason not to visit Newquay It really is a gem of a place to visit and here at FREEDOM it’s one of our best destinations for a fantastic stag weekend to remember.
It has to be said that Newquay isn’t the most handily situated place to get to but we guarantee you will be having such a great time once you are there you will realise it was well worth the journey.
If your party of lads are travelling from all parts of the UK then Newquay airport is probably the best route to use. All the major airports including Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, and Birmingham have flights to Newquay.
Routes include Flybe.com, which operates from Belfast, Glasgow and Birmingham. BmiBaby flies from Manchester and Ryan Air from Stansted to Newquay. BA.com flies daily to Newquay from London Gatwick.
Or why not check out Cornwall’s very own www.airsouthwest.com, which regularly flies from Bristol, Dublin, Glasgow, Leeds/Bradford, London Gatwick, Manchester, Newcastle and Plymouth to Newquay.
With the cheaper airlines flights can cost from as little as £30-00 return.
Once there, hiring a car is no difficulty with local firms at the airport or you can book on-line through www.europcar.co.uk and www.hertz.com. Always a good idea to book on-line as the offices may not be open if you arrive outside normal trading hours.
You may decide you don’t want to hire a car for use during your trip – Newquay is fairly easy to navigate on foot so why not book a taxi straight from the airport. Unfortunately the taxi rank has been removed from the airport so you will need to book in advance of your arrival – but this is ideal because if you book online with NewquayNetTaxis they’ll give you a discount. You can find them on www.newquaynet.com and follow the link for Book Taxi Services or call them on 0792 8825668.
Rail links to the South West are excellent with regular services from London, the Midlands, Northern England and Scotland from www.virgintrains.co.uk, www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk. www.crosscountrytrains.co.uk offer links from as far afield as Edinburgh, Newcastle, Sheffield, Manchester, Nottingham, Bristol and Southampton. Another useful website is www.transportdirect.info.co.uk and the National Rail Network is 0845 7484950. Newquay railway station is Tel no. 0871 2004950.
To give you an idea of times a rail journey from Edinburgh to Newquay could take about 10 hours and 53 mins, from Birmingham it could take 5 hours 40 mins and from London, Paddington, 4 hours 45 mins. Plenty of time to chill out with your mates, wind down and get ready for a wild stag party in Newquay!!
If you do fancy taking your car for a spin then prepare yourself well as it is quite a journey to Newquay. Road links get better and better but it is still a fairly long drive. Prepare to share the driving between you and it will be a doddle. We’ve done the hard work for you and here are some ideas of drive times from major towns in the UK to Newquay.
London - 280 miles - 5 hour 35minutes
Brighton - 256 miles - 5 hour 47mins
Bournemouth - 168 miles - 3 hour 54mins
Bristol - 158 miles - 3 hour 24mins
Cambridge - 329 miles - 6 hour 17mins
Leeds - 363miles - 6 hours 44mins
Liverpool - 336.4 miles - 5 hours 57 mins
Norwich - 401 miles - 7 hours 40mins
Nottingham - 296 miles - 5 hours 42mins
Birmingham - 247 miles - 4 hours 43mins
Manchester - 321 miles - 6 hours 7mins
Newcastle - 451 miles - 8 hours 18mins
Edinburgh - 529 miles - 9 hours 38mins
Reading - 239 miles - 4 hours 38mins
Blackpool - 363 miles - 6 hours 37mins
Cardiff - 193 miles - 3 hour 54mins
It really is quite a simple journey by car for your Newquay stag weekend you just need to follow the M5 from Bristol and Exeter. From here you follow the A30 (a fast dual carriageway) along the northern edge of Dartmoor and across Bodmin Moor until you get to the Indian Queens junction. By following the A39, then A392 then finally the A3058 you will reach Newquay.
Coming up from Plymouth you need to take the A374, then B3250 and A38 before picking up the A30 as before from the North.
So what about your carbon footprint on such a long journey? Here at FREEDOM we care about the environment and so we looked into this on your behalf. You will be very pleased to read the following we found out: -
From Leeds to Newquay, for example
By train the fastest journey would be 7hrs 45mins and the Co2 emission 32.3kg.
By car the fastest journey would be 6hrs 55mins and the Co2 emission 95.3kg
By plane the fastest journey would be 3hrs 45mins and the Co2 emission 76.5kg
(check out www.transportdirect.info.co.uk for more details)
So now you really have no reason not to visit Newquay It really is a gem of a place to visit and here at FREEDOM it’s one of our best destinations for a fantastic stag weekend to remember.
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