Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Carbis Bay

"Mere moments from our apartments and steps from the sands of Porthmeor Beach this restaurant is a unique place to take the family throughout the year, enjoy a spot of lunch in the midst of the perfect summer's day and book one of their family-sized outdoor booths to overlook the ocean as you dine in your own pod-with-a-view. With seafood, tapas, a specialised children's menu and so much more there's sure to be something on the waiting for everyone to enjoy."

"There’s no surprise here, Porthgwidden Beach is another special location for many. This small but sweet cove sits perfectly between Porthmeor and Bamaluz beach and, if you are in need of some serious vitamin sea whilst enjoying some wonderfully fresh sea food, Porthgwidden Beach Café is the spot for you!. If you’re sat in their outside area, you’ll be able to smell the fresh sea air from your very seat."

"Nestled beneath the steep grassy slopes of St Ives “Island”, right on the beach with unbeatable and uninterrupted views across St Ives Bay to Godrevy Lighthouse. Now open all year round for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. The café specialises in...See more"

"Overlooking Fistral beach, Rick Stein offers a relaxed and family friendly restaurant, bringing together the freshest local seafood with flavours inspired by Rick’s travels around India and the Far East. Make sure you try their fish & chips served with homemade tartare or Goan curry sauce, available to eat in the restaurant or enjoy a takeaway on the beach!. Childrens menu available, free Wifi and of course, dog friendly."

"Most Brits will have heard of Rick Stein, the TV chef who made his name from his gourmet seafood recipes. He owns a number of restaurants in Cornwall and they are all amazing. Lucky for you, one of these can be found looking right over Fistral beach and it’s definitely worth visiting for your seafood fix."

"Rick Steins Fistral is overlooking the iconic Fistral beach and is a casual, laid-back restaurant serving Rick Stein’s famous fish & chips as well as Indian takeaway. This must be one of the best places to eat in Newquay whilst enjoying the Cornish coast."

"Located directly next to the train station Porthminster is another long sandy beach. However, it is quite different to Porthmeor being around the corner and far more sheltered. With a backdrop of lawns and a steep wooded slope to which elegenat Victorian villas cling Porthminster has a civilised air to it."

"Porthminster Beach is a large, sheltered, gently sloping beach that sits right underneath the train station. It is immaculately clean, which is demonstrated by the quality of the brilliant turquoise waters lapping the shore. This is usually a bit of a quieter spot in comparison to Porthmeor."

"At Jungle Jacks in Newquay you can let the little monkey’s run wild in the 1700 square feet purpose built play frame!. Providing a safe places for them to have a blast, burn off some steam and have endless amounts of fun, challenging climbs, a fun rope bridge, astra-glide slide, crafty crawl tubes and cool peekaboo bubble windows. For the adventure seekers there is the super fast racing slide and spiral tube for the brave kids, as well as dedicated baby and toddler play area for the little ones too."

"Fistral Beach is Newquay’s iconic beach, quite simply one of the most consistent and best surfing beaches in the UK and Europe. This beautiful beach is west facing, long and sandy and backed by rocks and cliffs. Fistral beach offers sea and surf combined with first class beach and seafront facilities including surf equipment hire, lessons and boutiques, showers, toilets, car parking, restaurants and cafes."

"This beach is iconic, and truly puts Newquay on the map when it comes to surfing. All of the big UK surfing competitions take place here, and if you look in advance you’ll be able to time your visit to watch the pro surfers do their thing – usually for free!. Of course, you don’t have to be a pro to go surfing at Fistral Beach."

"Tolcarne Beach nestles in a beautiful crescent shaped bay set against a background of cliffs. The beach offers soft sand, easy swimming, fun family surfing, exciting rock pools to explore at low tide, sea fishing and the unique ‘Tolcarne wedge’ for boogie boarding. It is an ideal beach if you are looking for organised activities and beach hire with plenty of amenities."

"Located on Tolcarne Beach, The Colonial has exceptional views over Newquay’s bay, serving a great lunch and dinner menu, with an impressive cocktail offering too. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and the staff very friendly. Call 01637 851724 to book a table."

"After a beach walk or a quick surf at Watergate, this cafe is where everyone tends to head for a coffee, cake or something more filling. With its wood-lined interior and big picture windows, it's a lovely spot,... Modern British in Newquay"

"83 Market Jew Street | ., Penzance TR18 2LG, EnglandDelivery, Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Wine and Beer, Accepts Credit CardsCafe, Vegan Options, Gluten Free Options, Vegetarian FriendlyDrinks, Breakfast, Lunch, BrunchHK$31 - HK$102+44 1736 448681"

"Tucked away at the bottom of Market Jew Street, The Front Room is all about brunch (whatever the time of day). Go here for a full English, pancakes, or the ultimate eggs benedict: a real local favourite."

"Falmouth has its share of (no doubt student-fuelled) hipsterish pubs and bars, new takeovers or conversions, with stark lettering and scant upholstery (try Beerwolf Books or The Hand, both off the high street). But the most distinctly local experience would be to roll down to Custom House Quay, where you’ll be faced with a choice of venues including two excellent bars accessed from the quayside: The Front, folky and craft-beery, and the nautically themed Chain Locker."