The Paddle for Life started after lifeguards from Fistral Beach held a Joe Way memorial paddle to raise money for charity in 2008.  Joe is the inspirational little boy who touched people's lives around the country and beyond.

Our aim is to raise awareness of Joe’s story and inspire people to raise money for their chosen charity.

2025 Paddle For Life

The date of the 2025 Newquay Paddle for Life is Thursday 26th June...  See you there...

Welcoming Nowhereisland

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Thursday 23 August, 7pm, Towan Head to Newquay Harbour.

Come along and join our community board paddle to Welcome Nowhereisland to Newquay next week.

Sara Garner is organising a community Welcome Flotilla to celebrate the arrival of Nowhereisland as it approaches Newquay. The Flotilla will greet Nowhereisland on Towan Head and lead it into Newquay Bay:- accompanied by Newquay Rowing Club including The Newquay (the world's oldest working pilot gig which is 200 years old this year!), private boats from Newquay Harbour and a community board paddle.

2012 Newquay Paddle

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2012 Newquay Joe Way Paddle for Life is being held on Thursday 21st June CLICK HERE for details.

NEW Sunset Sessionwith Joe Francis on the beach and Sweet Little things in the Rowing Club. Bring your blanket and chill out in the harbour and its all free

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                      Joe Francis Sweet Little Things

Steel Appeal will be playing from 4.30pm

Paddlers and swimmers ages start from 5 years upwards and the entry fee is £10 per adult and £5 per child (under 18’s) which is paid on the day with everyone also getting a certificate, free prize ticket and a discount voucher for food. The event is about family fun and everyone helps each other along.

Dishing Out The Cash

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Cheque HandoverNewquay Mayor Andy Hannan along with his wife Barbara and the Joe Way appeals' Dean Woods carried out a whistle stop tour to hand over donations from last years Joe Way Paddle for life.

The trio started at Kingsley Village to hand over £150 to the League of Friends and £250 to the Air Ambulance which was a thank you to Atlantic FM for their support and was added to the local radio stations running total for their High Five Appeal which is raising money for the Cornwall Air Ambulance.

After a stop at the Atlantic FM studios to speak to the presenters they headed off to Wadebridge to meet the Celtic Storm Power Chair Football team who received £100 as a thank you for the Newquay Sainsbury’s stores help with parking spaces at last years paddle. Celtic Storm are Sainsbury’s chosen charity so this was another boost through the supermarket helping Joe’s Paddle.

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