Travelling to England isn't only for those seeking to revisit deep, interesting historical roots and culture of the English. For those who love to surf, it is a great place to find some great waves, especially in the region of Cornwall, England.
When is the best time to surf?
Interestingly enough, the summer months are not the best time to catch the waves near Cornwall. although a life guard is available during the peak summer months (May 1 - September 30th). Rather, the most incredible waves are during the relatively mild autumn months, from October until Mid-November. The beaches are less crowded and the regular swells are at their optimum. Additionally, with the invention of the wetsuit, especially the newer, second skin type that keep the surfer well insulated, the temperature isn't much of a deterrent for the avid, die-hard surfer.
Beaches to Explore
There are many beaches to choose from and the level of skill can also be considered in one's choice of surfing environment. Footprint Travel Guides list the following beaches to choose from on your surfing vacation, some of which are even family friendly with plenty of seaside activities and surf lessons available:
Bude
Newquay
Parranporth and Porthtowan
Potzeath
St. Ives
Sennen Cove
Trebarwith Strand
Trevose Head
Each of the beaches has surfing for various skill levels, from beginners to pros. The beaches vary in condition, depending upon high or low tide, but there is plenty to do for the kids, playing in the tide pools and exploring on the beaches or rocks. Some beaches are more popular than others, depending on the time of year, but considering there are several to choose from, it shouldn't be much of a problem to find an area well suited for one's surfing needs. Not to mention, if you are traveling from abroad, there are also board rentals at several of the beaches, with alternative ways to play in the surf, including wake boards or wind sails. There is truly something for everyone! The various eating establishments and lodging in the area offer plenty of variety for fueling up for a day of surfing or a friendly place to wind down for the evening.
If you know of someone traveling abroad to Merry ol' England, who enjoys adventure and loves to surf, encourage them to do their research and explore the various beaches in the Cornwall region. They will have plenty of stories and tall tales to bring back to tell you, I'm sure!
When is the best time to surf?
Interestingly enough, the summer months are not the best time to catch the waves near Cornwall. although a life guard is available during the peak summer months (May 1 - September 30th). Rather, the most incredible waves are during the relatively mild autumn months, from October until Mid-November. The beaches are less crowded and the regular swells are at their optimum. Additionally, with the invention of the wetsuit, especially the newer, second skin type that keep the surfer well insulated, the temperature isn't much of a deterrent for the avid, die-hard surfer.
Beaches to Explore
There are many beaches to choose from and the level of skill can also be considered in one's choice of surfing environment. Footprint Travel Guides list the following beaches to choose from on your surfing vacation, some of which are even family friendly with plenty of seaside activities and surf lessons available:
Each of the beaches has surfing for various skill levels, from beginners to pros. The beaches vary in condition, depending upon high or low tide, but there is plenty to do for the kids, playing in the tide pools and exploring on the beaches or rocks. Some beaches are more popular than others, depending on the time of year, but considering there are several to choose from, it shouldn't be much of a problem to find an area well suited for one's surfing needs. Not to mention, if you are traveling from abroad, there are also board rentals at several of the beaches, with alternative ways to play in the surf, including wake boards or wind sails. There is truly something for everyone! The various eating establishments and lodging in the area offer plenty of variety for fueling up for a day of surfing or a friendly place to wind down for the evening.
If you know of someone traveling abroad to Merry ol' England, who enjoys adventure and loves to surf, encourage them to do their research and explore the various beaches in the Cornwall region. They will have plenty of stories and tall tales to bring back to tell you, I'm sure!
Travelling to England isn't only for those seeking to revisit deep, interesting historical roots and culture of the English. For those who love to surf, it is a great place to find some great waves, especially in the region of Cornwall, England. activity holidays
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