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Drive to Fistral Beach in Newquay, one of the UK's most famous surfing spots. Take a lesson at the Fistral Beach Surf School or rent equipment and hit the waves.

After surfing, grab lunch at Rick Stein Fistral, a seafood restaurant with stunning views of the beach. Spend the afternoon exploring Newquay and its many beaches, including Lusty Glaze and Crantock. If you're looking for something more adventurous, try coasteering with Cornish Wave or take a jet ski tour with Cornish Sea Tours.

In the evening, head to The Fish House in Fistral for dinner. This restaurant offers fresh seafood and has great views of the beach.

Take a drive to St Ives, a picturesque town with a thriving arts scene. Start your day at Porthmeor Beach, which offers great waves for surfing. Take a lesson with St Ives Surf School or rent equipment and hit the waves on your own.

After surfing, grab lunch at Porthmeor Beach Caf , which offers a range of dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. Spend the afternoon exploring St Ives, which has a number of art galleries and museums, including the Tate St Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden.

In the evening, head to Porthminster Beach Caf for dinner. This restaurant offers stunning views of the beach and serves a range of seafood dishes.

Drive to Falmouth, a historic port town with a rich maritime history. Start your day at Gyllyngvase Beach, which is great for paddleboarding and kayaking. Rent equipment from Gylly Adventures or take a lesson with WeSUP.

After paddleboarding or kayaking, grab lunch at The Wheelhouse, a seafood restaurant located on the waterfront. Spend the afternoon exploring Falmouth, which has a number of museums and attractions, including the National Maritime Museum Cornwall and Pendennis Castle.

In the evening, head to The Cove at Maenporth for dinner. This restaurant offers stunning views of Maenporth Beach and serves a range of seafood dishes.