New colour changing uplighting has been installed at Newquay Harbour, transforming the iconic site with a striking visual enhancement that celebrates the area’s natural beauty.
The dramatic new lights illuminate the cliffs behind the harbour businesses, creating a captivating display that can be seen from across the town’s coastline.
Mark Warren, Newquay BID Manager, says they wanted to celebrate the "stunning harbour".
"Adding lighting to the cliffs creates a truly magical display and can be seen from all around the coast across Newquay. We will continue to add lighting, especially around key times like Christmas, to really celebrate our fabulous Newquay Harbour," he said.
Local businesses are already noticing the difference. Amie Bradshaw, General Manager at The Boathouse, said:
"The lights look great across the harbour, creating a stunning visual effect. This has enhanced the lovely evening atmosphere, our customers are welcoming this new addition to the harbour."
The project is part of a wider initiative to enhance the town’s appearance and promote Newquay as a vibrant, year-round destination for residents and visitors alike. The lighting is a permanent feature and can be adapted to celebrate seasonal events and special occasions.
The work has been led by Newquay BID and funded through the Town Deal, with support from harbour businesses and the Harbour Master’s office.
Newquay family launches £50,000 appeal to adapt home for four-year-old Jude
Free community fete to be held in Treloggan
St Mawgan Steam and Vintage Rally promises three days of family entertainment
Newquay world record surfing attempt postponed
Campaigners fear Glendorgal could change before rights inquiry concludes
‘Wind your necks in’ councillors told over Reform UK resignations
Charity relay to celebrate Newquay coach’s 20 years of helping runners
Price hat-trick leads Newquay sporting weekend
Record 150 teams compete in Crantock Bale Push
Controversial seafront development is now ‘undeliverable’
Disposable barbecues could be banned on beaches
Newquay theatre production to honour late actress Penelope Keith
Cornwall needs a ‘fairer, honest’ housing waiting list
New plans could pave way for demolition of derelict Narrowcliff buildings
Help find a cat a home
Free hedgehog talks offered to youth groups in Newquay area
Double title for Reggie Roynon as national surfing champions crowned at Watergate Bay
Search begins for Newquay's new town crier