"Wet Feet?" Walking Newquay's Beaches from the Harbour to Porth, Cornwall walk

Inspired by Bob Acton's book of circular walks "Around Newquay", we decided to walk from Newquay Harbour to Porth, along the beaches at low tide. Armed with very specific instructions about timing this walk, we followed the advice but did we get through at low tide?
We start in Newquay harbour, exploring some of its fascinating history. We find answers to questions like: how old is Newquay Harbour? Why is there a central pier that seems to go nowhere? What was that tunnel used for?
With it being a low, spring tide, we were able to walk through the harbour entrance and join Towan Beach. After dreaming of the romantic situation of The Island House, we pick up the pace and pass Tolcarne Beach, and Lusty Glaze beach but will we be able to make it around the headland to Porth - is this the pinch point?
NB: If you are thinking of following this route, please check your tide times and make sure it is a spring tide.
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