Headland Hotel, Newquay

Deep in the heart of Newquay, the Headland Hotel stands tall, its grandeur a testament to a bygone era. But on Sunday mornings, at the crack of 02:00, the hotel's basement staff are startled by the sudden, unexplained ringing of a servant's bell. It's a sound that has been echoing through the corridors for years, long after the bells were disconnected. Some say it's the ghost of a former servant, still carrying out their duties in the afterlife. Others claim to have heard the faint cries of a little girl, calling out to her friends, or even caught a glimpse of her as she runs through the halls.

Red Lion, Newquay

The Red Lion in Newquay is home to a rather curious ghost. A visitor to the pub claimed to see an old fisherman cross the courtyard of this building. It was a strange sighting that left staff mystified. What's more, three sets of shutters unclasped themselves and closed over the windows, with CCTV picking no one in the area. This unusual occurrence happened around 2003 and has been remembered ever since.

Golf Club, Newquay

Newquay Golf Club is a place where the ordinary and the paranormal seem to collide. Cleaners in the bar have reported the unmistakable smell of cigarette smoke, despite the club being a non-smoking area and no one being present. It's as if the ghost of a smoker has lingered, leaving behind an eerie reminder of their presence. The mystery deepens with reports of a former owner of the site being spotted in the bar, only to vanish into thin air from a locked room, leaving behind a shattered glass and a broken bottle of scotch.

Harbour, Newquay

Newquay Harbour, a bustling spot for fishermen and tourists alike, holds a strange secret. On a calm evening in 2009, a fishing boat crew stumbled upon an old, empty vessel close to the harbour. They pulled alongside, thinking it had broken free from its moorings, but as they checked the cabin, they made a chilling discovery - the boat had been lost at sea eighteen years prior. The crew's excitement quickly turned to unease as they left the cabin, only to find the vessel had vanished into thin air.

Unstated road in village, Veryan

In the sleepy Cornish village of Veryan, a chilling encounter took place on a cold January night in 2004. A witness was making his way down an unnamed road when he was suddenly confronted by two bizarre figures. A man wielding a flaming torch and a woman, who was groaning and shouting about the end of the world, appeared to be in the midst of an intense argument. The atmosphere was tense, and things took a darker turn when the witness's presence was noticed - the pair began to chase him, their footsteps eerily silent as they pursued him for several hundred metres.

Crantock Manor, Newquay

Deep within the walls of Crantock Manor, a place of quiet contemplation has been disturbed by the restless spirit of Doctor Pusey, a theologian from a bygone era. His ghost has been seen sitting by a window, lost in deep thought, as if pondering the mysteries of the universe. A guest at the manor, mistaking the phantom for a real person, attempted to strike up a conversation, only to be left feeling perplexed and somewhat annoyed when Pusey failed to respond. It wasnt until she complained to the owner about the 'rude man' that she was made aware of his true nature - a harmless but intriguing spectre.