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Duckpool |
shingle, faces west, not for beginners |
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Sandymouth |
sandy, faces west, not for beginners |
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Northcott Mouth |
at Bude, punchy waves, not for beginners unless light
surf |
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Crooklets |
popular surfing beach with the locals. Some serious
stuff |
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Summerleaze |
the town centre beach near the harbour breakwater |
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Widemouth Bay |
the main surfing beach in this area, all abilities |
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Crackington Haven |
works well on a rising tide |
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Trebarwith Strand |
west facing. beach break |
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Polzeath |
another popular beach for all abilities of surfer |
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Hayle |
a good beach for learners |
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Harlyn Bay |
faces north and is about 3 miles west of Padstow |
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Constantine Bay |
some reef breaks here that should be avoided by
beginners |
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Trearon |
best round low tide |
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Mawgan Porth |
only really works with easterly winds |
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Watergate Bay |
sandy, flat and used by learners |
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Whipsiderry |
sheltered from SW winds |
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Newquay Bay |
3 sandy beaches, it can be crowded in summer |
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Fistral |
the best and most famous surfing beach in Britain. |
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all the big competitions are held here |
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Crantock Bay |
when the conditions are right this gives good surf |
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Holywell |
best round low tide |
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Gwithian |
good surf under most conditions |
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Carbis Bay |
crowded in summer, good surf when big swells are
running |
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Porthmeor Beach |
the beach to surf at St Ives, can be a heavy wave,
not for beginners |
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Sennan Cove |
bracing, but can be hazardous |
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Porthcurno |
only for experts, good in south westerly |
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Praa Sands |
best with northerly winds, does not break well at
high tide |
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Porthleven |
only for the experts |
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Kennack Sands |
south east facing, beach breaks |
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Pentewan Beach |
pretty beach, used by all abilities of surfer |
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Whitsand Bay |
for beginners and middle ability surfer |
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