New Year’s Eve In Cornwall.
Cornwall loves a party, and one night where the whole county comes alive is New Years Eve. As well as plenty of eating and drinking, the sky lights up with incredible firework displays and street parties abound. If you are staying with us over the festive period, why not head to one of the counties party towns and join in with the celebrations! You just have to make it to midnight……..
Padstow
Enjoy a night out in the many pubs and bars that fill Padstow’s winding streets, where music and song can be heard throughout the town. All roads lead to the Harbour at midnight, where an amazing firework display lights up the sky. The towns famous restaurants get booked up in advance, so get those tables reserved soon if you fancy eating as well as drinking!!St Ives BID
https://padstowlive.com/events/?locs=43
Newquay
Newquay loves New Year’s Eve. The pubs and bars are full of party people in fancy dress, and there is a general good vibe in the air. Head to Central Square to party outside, then make your way to the Harbour for midnight fireworks. That’s not the end of it though, drag yourself out of bed on New Year’s Day to take part in the ‘Dip For CLIC’ at Newquay Harbour. Chuck yourself in the sea to raise money for a fantastic cause, fancy dress encouraged! That will see that pesky hangover off in style….
https://www.visitnewquay.org/whats-on/new-years-eve-in-newquay
St Ives
Fireworks at midnight over the harbour, fancy dress a must!! Pub crawls are the thing to do in St Ives, don’t miss The Sloop, one of Cornwall’s oldest Inns for some proper NYE revelry. Children are allowed in the bars until 9pm, so if you are planning a night our en famille you may need to make provisions to get the younger party members home by then. Keep an eye out for parking signs, the town centre is closed to traffic from 6pm so don’t park anywhere that you can’t escape from when the crowds descend!
https://stivesbid.co.uk/projects/new-years-eve-in-st-ives-a-night-to-remember/
Looe
Looe hosts family fireworks at 6pm, followed by a revellers display at midnight, both from Banjo Pier. The town really puts it party hat on, with lots of bars and pubs welcoming revellers with open arms. Fancy dress encouraged!
https://welcometolooe.com/explore/looe-nye-fireworks/
Truro
The counties capital shows off early fireworks at 7.30pm, and a main display at midnight with fireworks bursting in the skies above the cathedral. If you fancy keeping warm and trying something a little different, Truro’s impressive Cathedral hosts the counties most fabulous, masked ball. Organised by the renowned party people behind The Great Estate Festival, the Cathedral Masquerade returns for a third year, so get your glad rags on and say goodbye to 2024 in serious style.
https://www.quickpandaproductions.co.uk/nye/
https://www.visittruro.org.uk/whats-on/new-years-eve-fireworks-midnight-display
Perranporth
Fancy seeing in the New Year on the beach? The Watering Hole in Perranporth, one of the only pubs actually built on the beach in the UK is hosting Martin Kemp’s 80’s party night. Get your mullet coifed, your leg warmers on, and head to the sand…
https://www.thewateringhole.co.uk/whats-on/
Something a bit different….
It may not be your all night rager, but do you fancy spending the day at a Wild Women Retreat Day, connecting to your sacred self and closing the door on the outgoing year? Then why not try a waterfall cleanse followed by some tantric breath work and a cacao ceremony! Set in the blissful surroundings of St Nectern’s Glen, you will have the opportunity to reflect on the year behind and set intentions for the one ahead.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/d/united-kingdom–padstow/all-events/
📸 Padstow Live, St Ives Town Council.