Questions and answers

Can you surf on the south coast of Cornwall?

Can you surf on the south coast of Cornwall?

Cornwall is renowned as one of the best places in Europe for surfing, and it’s easy to see why. However, the south coast is also a popular playground for surfers. There’s a great selection of beaches only a skimming stone’s throw from our Cornwall holiday park.

Which side of Cornwall is best for surfing?

The best Cornwall surfing on the south coast comes courtesy of Praa Sands. This nice length of golden sand has a fun beach break that’s best ridden at mid tide on the push (close outs come at high and there are rips at low, but things are still doable).

Is north or south Cornwall better for surfing?

Weather varies from coast to coast and both will get good days when the other cloudy, but its impossible to predict, other than use local forecasts. Sea is generally rougher with better surf on the north, while the south has more safer beaches with less waves and more sheltered, better for small children.

Is Bude good for bodyboarding?

Widemouth Bay, Bude A popular, family-friendly, Blue Flag beach suitable for beginners and intermediates. You can park right beside the sand and when you get tired there are excellent rock pools at the Black Rock end to dabble in at low tide. You can also hire surfboards, body-boards and wetsuits by the beach car park.

Is Bude any good?

Bude was Cornwall’s first proper tourist destination, the “Brighton of the West” until the railway line closed in the 1960s. Returning to former glory, the small friendly seaside town has plenty going on, decent schools and beautiful beaches within walking distance of the town centre.

Can you surf anywhere in Cornwall?

Facing directly into the Atlantic Ocean, this stretch of coast picks up plenty of swell. The coastline from Land’s End to Newquay has some of the UK’s best surfing beaches including the most well known, Fistral Beach.

Where do surfers live in Cornwall?

Sennen is the most westerly seaside resort on the British mainland. It’s also great for surfing and being at the brunt of the coastline, just south of Land’s End and Cape Cornwall.

Where is the prettiest place in Cornwall?

10 of the most beautiful places in Cornwall

  1. Bodmin Moor. Sunrise on Bodmin Moor.
  2. Kynance Cove. Could there be a more ruggedly beautiful beach than here at Kynance Cove on the Lizard Peninsular?
  3. Tintagel Castle.
  4. Minions.
  5. Lost Gardens of Heligan.
  6. St.
  7. Polperro.
  8. Marazion.

What month is best weather in Cornwall?

The best time to visit Cornwall is June or September, the weather is usually quite good without everywhere being packed. It is also cheaper than July & August.

Is Widemouth Bay good for body boarding?

Situated just 3 miles south of Bude and accessible along the South West coast path, Widemouth Bay offers fantastic conditions to learn surfing or body-boarding, which is why many of the local surf schools are based there. It has also received the Blue Flag Beach Award 2019.

Where can I get a bodyboard lesson in Cornwall?

From family friendly lessons, adult or kids groups to advanced level sessions for aspiring pros, our bodyboard lessons in Cornwall offer… More… ThreeSixty Bodyboard Magazine is a UK publication, edited and partly penned by its founder and our Director, Rob Barber. Cornish based magazine.

Where to go for a body boarding break in Cornwall?

At high tide, the dumping waves are fabulous for bodyboarders, and the combination of a reef and the harbour wall make for some challenging waves which can keep you guessing. If you are looking for a surfing or body boarding break in Cornwall, take a look at our range of beach holiday cottages.

Where to rent a body board in Cornish?

Sand and reef breaks provide a variety of peaks. You can also hire surfboards, body-boards and wetsuits by the beach car park.

Is it good to be a body boarder?

At Bodyboard HQ, we see it like this. Surfing is great but bodyboarding is pure unadulterated fun. Bodyboarders can do more moves in any type of wave, we guess that’s why spongers…More…