overlooking Fistral Beach
3 Waters Edge Holiday Apartment sleeps 4 + 2 people
Welcome to 3 Waters Edge, a charming two-bedroom holiday apartment ideally located just minutes from Newquay’s stunning beaches. Sleeping up to six guests (max 4 adults + 2 children or a combination thereof), this self-catering flat is perfect for families, couples or friends looking for a comfortable, flexible Cornish retreat.
Why 3 Waters Edge is ideal for your stay
- Great location: only a short stroll from the beach and local shops, making it easy to enjoy Cornwall’s coast without the stress of travel.
- Flexible sleeping arrangements: two bedrooms provide comfortable space for couples or families, with a living/dining area and fully-equipped kitchen for self catering.
- Dog-friendly & family friendly: ideal for guests travelling with children or pets — enjoy walks along the coast and come home to a welcoming, cosy apartment.
- Value & convenience: self-catering means freedom to cook your own meals, bring pets, and enjoy a relaxed, budget-friendly holiday.
The 2 bedroomed ground floor apartment at Waters Edge is suitable for all ages and commands a beach front location of Fistral Bay and has the use of shared front and rear gardens..
It is the perfect location for surfing, beach, golf and touring holidays. The location is dog friendly with excellent walks along the Pentire Peninsula and beach.
Accommodation
Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, lounge/dining area with patio door to front lawn and door to enclosed glazed veranda.
Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, lounge/dining
area with patio door to front lawn and door to enclosed glazed veranda.Double bedroom with patio door also to enclosed glazed veranda, 1 twin bedroom and bathroom with WC, washbasin and electric shower over bath. In the lounge a sofa bed will sleep a further 2 people.
Electricity, Water, Heating, and Linen are included in the tariff. Personal hand/bath towels are excluded.
Location
The property is located with the beach across the road with outstanding views of Fistral Bay. It is positioned on a no through road at the top of the beach escarpment with excellent access to the beach via a path with steps a short distance away.
It is at the quieter end of Fistral Bay
adjacent to hotels, surf school, spar and similar accommodation but
is in easy walking distance to Newquay town centre for nights
out or shopping. Fistral Beach is Europe's most famous
surfing beach with its golden soft sands and Atlantic rollers.
07779 828 258
Prices range from £400 - £995 per week
- £100 deposit per week booked is required to secure booking.
- Well-behaved dogs are allowed.
- The apartment normally sleeps 4 persons but a sofa bed is present in the lounge to sleep a further 2 persons.
- Refundable breakages bond of £100 required on final payment to be refunded within two weeks of your departure (subject to satisfactory property inspection).
- Strictly no smoking.
- It is a ground floor apartment with small ramp at rear entrance. Doors are normal sized with no specific clearances for wheelchairs.
- No female/all male groups.
- Over 21s only.
Availability & Booking
Contact:
For further information or to make a reservation enquiry, please contact: >
Apartment 3
Waters Edge
Esplanade Road
Pentire
TR7 1QA
07779 828 258
Pentire Head, Newquay - Holidays, Fistral Bay & Crantock Beach
Pentire Head - Coastal Walks & Panoramic Views
Pentire Head in Newquay is one of Cornwall's most breathtaking coastal landmarks, offering an unbeatable blend of rugged natural beauty, golden sands, and easy access to some of the best holiday attractions in the region. Perfect for families, surfers, walkers and anyone seeking a rejuvenating seaside escape, Pentire Head acts as the dramatic gateway between world-famous Fistral Bay and the tranquil sweep of Crantock Beach.
Holidays in Newquay often centre around Fistral Beach, and from Pentire Head you have front-row views of its iconic surfing waves. This beach is renowned for its consistent swell, vibrant surf culture, and wide stretch of soft sand, making it ideal for both seasoned surfers and beginners. With surf schools, beach cafés and spectacular sunsets, Fistral Bay remains a highlight of any stay in Newquay-yet Pentire Head offers a quieter, panoramic vantage point just moments away.
The headland itself is a paradise for walkers and nature lovers. Well-maintained coastal paths wind across the cliffs, revealing sweeping ocean views, secluded coves, and seasonal wildflowers. From the top of Pentire Head, you can gaze across the Atlantic, watch surfers carving through waves below, or simply enjoy the peace that comes with being slightly removed from the bustle of central Newquay. It's also a fantastic spot for photography, birdwatching, and spotting marine life such as seals and dolphins.
Crantock Beach - Calm, Family-Friendly and Scenic
On the opposite side of the headland lies Crantock Beach, a more serene and sheltered alternative to Fistral. Backed by rolling dunes and bordered by the River Gannel, Crantock offers calm waters for swimming, golden sand for sunbathing, and a sense of natural tranquility that makes it especially popular with families and couples. Whether you enjoy paddleboarding along the estuary, exploring hidden pathways, or relaxing in a quieter coastal environment, Crantock Beach provides a perfect contrast to Newquay's energetic vibe.
Staying Nearby - The Best of Cornwall on Your Doorstep
Staying near Pentire Head allows holidaymakers to experience the best of Cornwall's coastline in one convenient location. With easy access to Newquay's restaurants, attractions and nightlife-yet moments from pristine beaches and rugged scenery-it's an ideal base for a memorable Cornish getaway. Whether you're planning a walking holiday, a surf-focused trip, or simply a relaxing beach escape, Pentire Head and its surrounding coastline offer everything you need for an unforgettable stay in Newquay.
Things to Do in Newquay
Newquay offers an exciting mix of attractions, coastal adventures and family-friendly activities that make it one of Cornwall’s top holiday destinations. Beyond the stunning beaches at Fistral Bay and Crantock, visitors can enjoy a wide range of things to do throughout the town. The Blue Reef Aquarium on Towan Beach is perfect for families, showcasing colourful marine life and underwater tunnels just moments from the sand. Nearby, Newquay Zoo provides an engaging day out with exotic animals, interactive experiences and beautifully landscaped gardens.
For those seeking adventure, Newquay is a hub for water-based activities, including coasteering, paddleboarding, kayaking and surf lessons. Boat trips along the coastline offer opportunities to spot seals, dolphins and seabirds while exploring hidden caves and sheltered coves. If you prefer to stay on land, the South West Coast Path offers breathtaking cliff-top walks from Pentire Head towards Holywell Bay or Watergate Bay.
The town centre features a variety of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, perfect for relaxed dining or picking up locally made gifts. In the evenings, Newquay’s vibrant nightlife offers everything from beach bars to laid-back pubs, making it ideal for couples, groups and solo travellers alike. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation or family fun, Newquay delivers a memorable holiday experience for every visitor.
Holidays in Cornwall Using Newquay as Your Base
Newquay is the perfect base for exploring the stunning coastline, charming villages, and family-friendly attractions of Cornwall. Known as the surfing capital of the UK, this vibrant town offers something for everyone-from golden beaches and rugged cliffs to lively nightlife and excellent dining. Whether you are planning a family getaway, a romantic escape, or a surf-focused adventure, Newquay provides a central location with easy access to some of Cornwall’s most beautiful destinations.
Staying in Newquay means you are never far from its iconic beaches. Fistral Bay, just minutes from the town centre, is famous for its consistent waves and excellent surf schools, making it ideal for beginners and experienced surfers alike. For a quieter day by the sea, Crantock Beach offers calm waters, rolling sand dunes, and scenic walking paths along the River Gannel estuary. Both beaches are easily accessible from Newquay, allowing visitors to enjoy a mix of lively beach days and peaceful coastal escapes during their holiday.
Newquay also serves as a convenient hub for exploring Cornwall’s coastal treasures. From dramatic cliffs at Pentire Head to the golden sands of Watergate Bay and Holywell Bay, day trips from Newquay offer breathtaking scenery and countless opportunities for photography, hiking, and outdoor adventures. The town is well-connected by road and public transport, making it easy to reach picturesque villages such as Padstow, St Ives, and Port Isaac, or the rugged landscapes of Bodmin Moor and the Lizard Peninsula.
For families, Newquay offers a range of activities beyond the beach. Attractions such as the Blue Reef Aquarium and Newquay Zoo provide engaging days out, while coastal walks, cycle trails, and local festivals add variety for all ages. Evening entertainment includes restaurants serving fresh Cornish seafood, cozy pubs, and lively bars, making Newquay a destination that suits both relaxation and excitement.
Choosing Newquay as your base for a holiday in Cornwall allows you to combine the convenience of a lively town with the beauty of nearby beaches and natural landscapes. With a variety of accommodation options, from self-catering apartments to boutique hotels, Newquay offers flexibility and comfort for all types of visitors. Whether you are here to surf, explore, or simply unwind by the sea, Newquay provides an ideal starting point for creating unforgettable memories on your Cornwall holiday.
