24 the resort for all reasons Meet live pirates at Buccaneer Bay for a swashbuckling encounter. Decide if the tales they tell are TALL or true as you are introduced to mythical creatures and legendary characters from Cornwall's rich and turbulent past. Hurry along to St Michaels Road for this unique and atmospheric journey which is the town's latest and greatest adventure. Newquay Zoo, in Trenance Leisure Park, offers walks on the wild side. Meet creatures great and small on a trek through the stunning African Savanna, wander the fabulous Madagascan Walkthrough - new for 2010 - and step into the steamy Tropical House. Talks and feeds take place throughout the day and there's loads of fun activities for the children. For a fantastic undersea safari, journeying from Cornish waters to exotic seas, head to the Blue Reef Aquarium on Towan Beach. At its heart, the giant ocean tank, with underwater tunnel, allows incredible views of giant wrasse, reef sharks and shoals of colourful fish. With feeding displays and entertaining talks - watch, learn and enjoy! Just four miles from Newquay, serious fun awaits at Holywell Bay Fun Park. Be prepared to get wet, dizzy and exhausted at this friendly all- action attraction, with thrills and spills for all the family. Ride, slide, splash and spin your way through their many activities all designed to entertain every age - from toddlers to grannies and grandads. At Tredinnick, off the A39 Newquay to Wadebridge Road, Cornwall's Crealy Adventure Theme Park offers a choice of six BIG realms which guarantee many magical adventures. With huge all- weather indoor attractions and acres of outdoor activities, you can enjoy many hours, days, or even years of fun. It's where the welcome is always warm. Local attractions plenty to do come rain or shine There's such a wealth of entertainment in and around Newquay, no child - or adult for that matter - could possibly be bored. Try these favourite attractions:

For a Swashbuckling Adventure ! Meet live pirates as you travel through recreated coves and lanes of old Cornwall and enjoy the tales they tell, tall and true. Chills and thrills await in the Sunken Village of the Damned. Dare you enter this dark and fearsome place? It's not for the fainthearted and can be avoided. With sights and sounds to fire the imagination, this uniqueand atmospheric journey is Newquay's greatest adventure. St Michaels Road Newquay TR7 1RA . For more info & last entry 01637 873379Open from 10.30am Easter to Oct 31 - Sunday to Friday plus Saturdays during school hols. Not accessible to all. ATTRACTIONS www. newquay. co. uk 25