Newquay Tamarisk Lodge on the Gannel

Newquay Tamarisk Lodge is a four-bedroom lodge on Trevean Way in Newquay, sleeping 8 across four bedrooms with 2 bathrooms. The lodge sits on the Gannel estuary side of town, within 900m of two of the most in-demand surf beaches in Cornwall.

Fistral Beach is 900m away - the main surf venue for the annual Boardmasters festival, which draws 50,000 people each August. Towan Beach is 1.1km, accessible from the town centre, and Great Western Beach is 1.5km. The proximity to multiple town-centre beaches means guests can walk to different spots each day without a car.

The lodge has a BBQ area, garden, EV charging point, dishwasher, and Wi-Fi. Two bathrooms for 8 people keeps the morning queue manageable. No washing machine listed. No dogs. Parking on site.

Best for a group of up to 8 wanting to be close to Fistral and Newquay's town-centre beaches, with the EV charging point and garden making extended stays practical. Less good for guests wanting a quiet retreat - the lodge is in a residential area of a busy surf town. The property requires a minimum 3-night stay and weekly Saturday starts from May to September. Rated 5/5 from 10 reviews, though the review count is low enough that a single outlier would shift the score. Saturday changeover.