Newquay is one of the UK’s most popular holiday destinations and is famed for its great surfing beach at Fistral Bay. This Cornish town is packed with fun things to do, but what to do in Newquay in the rain? Learn more about the best rainy day activities in Newquay in this post.
Just because there’s a little precipitation in the air, doesn’t mean it has to spoil your fun. There are lots of things to do in Newquay in the rain from checking out museums and stately homes to taking an art class, watching a show, or hitting the shops.
I’ve been visiting Cornwall all my life and it’s no surprise that I’ve experienced the odd wet day, but that’s never stopped me from exploring and getting the most out of everything the place has to offer.
Best Things To Do in Newquay in the Rain
In the below list, you’ll find plenty of indoor things to do in Newquay. Whether you want to enjoy a nice meal, go to the theatre, play indoor golf, or take a class, there’s still something for everyone to do in Newquay in the rain.
1. Have Fun at Newquay Leisure World
If you’ve come to Cornwall expecting a swim but the skies are grey and damp, fear not. Leisure World is one of the best indoor things to do in Newquay with its large, tropical-themed pool. This is a great option for all the family and the site also includes trampolines and a play area.
The pool has a selection of flumes, slides, and other fun waterborne obstacles. There’s a cafe on-site so you can spend the whole day as you wait for the weather to clear up outside. Leisure World is definitely one of the best things to do in Newquay in the rain for kids both big and small.
Newquay Leisure World is open daily from 6:30 am to 8:00 pm. See the website to check the sessions (fitness, adult, family, etc). Swimming costs from £6.00 for adults and £4.00 for children. The trampoline park costs £14.00 for adults and £12.00 for children.
2. Take an Art Class (Resin Ocean Art)
If you still want to experience the beauty of the ocean on a rainy day in Newquay then this Resin Ocean Art Class is just the thing for you.
After a short introduction where you’ll get to know Andrea, your course teacher and other participants, you’ll dive right in and get mixing resin to create a piece of beautiful ocean-inspired art.
You’ll find out about the best techniques to use and how to use colors to create a stunning seascape to cherish forever. Tea, coffee, and cakes…
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