The town of Newquay is the Surfing capital of the far western Cornish coast and one of the more popular towns among the younger crowds seeking some fun in the sun. Newquay has several beaches suitable for surfing, beach games, swimming and sun lounging, weather permitting of course. Some notable beaches in Newquay are Fistral and Towan beach. Besides the beach and views, Newquay's main drag, just up from the port is full of surf, clothing and souvenir shops and is worth a stroll. You won't miss the unmistakably childish fun of Newquay. The young crowds drive around in beetles, camper vans and done up cars to the sound of dance beats while trying to impress the other visitors. Below the main drag you'll find St Chrisopher's Inn, a Belushis Bar and a Walkabout for the Antipodean crowd, plenty of "dodgy" pubs and as much fast food as you could want.