Newquay to new york

A transatlantic adventure!

Newquay is a coastal town in Cornwall, England, and New York is a state in the northeastern United States. Here are some ways to travel from Newquay to New York:

By Air

  1. Flights from Newquay Cornwall Airport (NQY) to John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK): There are no direct flights from Newquay to New York. You can fly with British Airways, American Airlines, or Delta Air Lines with a layover in London (LHR) or another European city.
  2. Flights from Exeter Airport (EXT) to JFK: Exeter Airport is about 45 miles from Newquay. You can take a taxi or bus from Newquay to Exeter Airport, then fly with British Airways, American Airlines, or Delta Air Lines with a layover in London (LHR) or another European city.

By Sea

  1. Cruise ships: You can take a transatlantic cruise from the UK to the US. Several cruise lines, such as Cunard, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian Cruise Line, offer itineraries that include New York. The journey takes around 5-7 days, depending on the route and type of cruise.
  2. Ferries: Unfortunately, there are no regular ferry services from Newquay to New York. The distance between the two locations is too great for a ferry service to be economically viable.

By Land and Sea

  1. Drive and take a ferry: You can drive from Newquay to the UK's eastern coast, then take a ferry from the UK to the US. The most common route is from the UK to the Netherlands, then to the US via the Port of Rotterdam or the Port of Antwerp. From there, you can drive to New York. This option is time-consuming and requires careful planning.

Travel Time and Cost

The travel time from Newquay to New York depends on the mode of transportation you choose:

The cost of traveling from Newquay to New York varies greatly depending on the mode of transportation, time of year, and availability:

Remember to research and book your travel arrangements in advance to ensure availability and the best prices.