Surfing in Cornwall - Surfing, bodyboarding and surf information from Cornwall

The Cornwall Surf Guide - Compiled by surfers, for surfers

Surf conditions on Saturday 4th July :: North Coast :: 2-3 ft :: South Coast :: 3 ft :: Wind ::SSW :: 16mph

Cornwall surf photos

Rapidly expanding collection of up to date photographs from around the Cornish coast

Cornwall surfing beaches

Listing of top surf beaches in Cornwall. Sorry no secret spots - you'll have to find those yourself!

Cornwall surf report

3 day surf report and forecast, live pics and information for Cornwall's top surf beaches

Cornwall Sufcams

Selection of beach webcams from around the Cornish coast

Surf forecasts

Information and websites to help you predict the future! Or at least the surf

Surfing dictionary

Glossary of terms associated with surfing. From air to Zog's

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Surf forums

Discussion board to which I'll be posting up to date reports and you can post surf related topics

Cornwall's most informed surf reports and information

Believe it or not there's more to surfing in Cornwall than Newquay and Fistral Beach. Lots more...

Cornwall's location, jutting straight out into the Atlantic Ocean, makes it a magnet for swell. Combine this with its milder climate and a plethora of excellent beaches and you have the UK's premier surf destination. Until very recently Cornwall was pretty much unchallenged by anywhere in the British Isles for the quality of surfers it has produced over the years. This is gradually changing as spots in the North East, Northern Ireland, South Wales and Scotland gain in reputation, but it is hard to imagine any of these places have the unique combination that makes Cornwall the surf capitol of the UK.

To further cement the county's reputation it is the location for one of the biggest pro-surf competitions in Europe. The Fistral Boardmasters (as it is currently known) has been running under various names for over 10 years, attracting some of the biggest names in the surfing world.