How to get to Newquay Airport
Whether you’re heading off for a relaxing holiday in the sun or an important business meeting overseas, getting to Newquay Airport is simple. There are lots of convenient ways to get to the airport with time to spare.
Choose between travelling by train, car, bus or taxi. Whatever you opt for, our guide to getting to Newquay Airport will make things easier. Rail travel is a cost-effective way to get there, allowing you time to sit back and relax before navigating the airport.
While Avanti West Coast can only get you as far as London Euston, a short journey from here to London Paddington will offer GWR services to Newquay station. This is the nearest stop to Newquay Airport.
Trains to Newquay Airport
If opting for the train, you will need to get to the nearest train station to Newquay Airport, which is managed by GWR.
Direct trains to Newquay are limited but available seasonally. During the summer months (typically July and August), GWR and CrossCountry operate direct services. These connect Newquay directly to cities like London, Bristol and Bath.
Those travelling outside of these cities or this time will likely have to transfer at Par Station or St Austell Station to complete the journey.
From the station, you will then be able to catch a bus directly to the airport in around 30 minutes. If you’d prefer to take a taxi, it will take 15 minutes instead.
Taxis to Newquay Airport
If you’re planning on arriving at Newquay Airport by taxi, consider Coastline Travel Cornwall Newquay’s official taxi provider. Pre-booking with them isn’t necessary but is advisable to avoid delays.
You can book with them at their manned desk at arrivals, online, over the phone or with their mobile app. A taxi from Newquay Station to Newquay Airport takes around 15 minutes and will cost around £15.
Buses to Newquay Airport
Bus travel is another convenient option, with a handy bus stop at the airport. If you’re getting the bus to Newquay Airport, look out for the number 56 service.
This service runs between Newquay and Padstow and stops at the airport’s bus stop, which is located just between the terminal and the west car park. The number 56 bus runs every four hours from the bus station, with the journey to the airport taking approximately 30 minutes.
Driving to Newquay Airport
Newquay Airport is located just 5 miles outside of Newquay, making it a quick and easy journey by car. If you’re arriving from Newquay town, take the B3276 towards Watergate Bay then follow signs to Newquay Airport.
There’s also plenty of parking available, no matter where you’re coming from. There are three main car parks all within walking distance of the terminal, all of which can be pre-booked online. For drop-off and pickups, there is a designated area in the west car park.
