About City2Surf.co.uk

Bringing you the best deals on travel, accommodation & activities in Newquay

Who are we?

City2Surf is the brainchild of two Newquay local lads, Andi Millson and Dom Moore. After their own seperate travels surfing and kiting the best spots in the world, it occured to this pair of vagabonds that their home of Cornwall, and specifically Newquay, offered consistent conditions and natural beauty that rivalled anywhere they'd been on their travels.

Because Andi owns and operates the travel side of things and Dom owns and runs the accommodation, they're able to keep prices slammed and the service and local knowledge and expertise at the highest level. When this pair of miscreants aren't busy with the day to day running of their businesses, they can be found in and around the seas of Cornwall kiting, surfing, and generally getting mixed up in whatever's going on.

Andi Millson:

"After teaching kiting alll over the world in increadible places such as Fiji, Dominican Republic, Western Australia, Tarifa and the Cook Islands, I still believe that Newquay and Cornwall beats the lot of them.  With six beaches with vastly different conditons within walking distance from the accommodation, you can be surfing monster 30ft waves on the cribber or 3ft beginner waves at towan, all on the same day.  What Newquay has to offer is simply not available in any other town that I have been to or know of.  The six beaches allow kiting in winds from S.S.E all the way to N.E.   Newquay truely is an incredible place, and I feel very lucky to be able to live right amongst it all."

Dom Moore:

"I've been lucky enough to travel to some incredible places in search of wind and waves and the places that stick with me the most are the non-chain, independent surf lodges where they make you feel really welcome and like a part of the crew. I always look forward to staying in such places when I travel and that's the sort of vibe we've created at The Surf Sanctuary; we run it like a spot that we'd like to stay at if we were away catching waves for the weekend".