Surf Spots

Looking for a definitive guide to the best waves in Europe? From perfect beach breaks to terrifying big wave spots, we’ve got 15 destinations to add to the wishlist on […]

Looking for the definitive guide to surfing in California with waves for all skill levels? Whether you’re completely new to surfing or an experienced pro, California has some of the best

Need some inspiration for your next Spanish surf trip? Look no further; we’ve got you covered with a carefully curated list of our favourite surf spots along the Spanish coast

Looking for some of the best surf in France? Look no further; we’ve created a list of the best surf spots in France packed with quality waves and stunning scenery.

Are you looking for the best beginner-friendly surfing beaches the UK offers? We’ve picked the best surf breaks to start your surfing journey with perfect waves and stunning scenery. Saunton

Big wave surfing, death-defying slabs, our list of the 12 most dangerous waves in the world is packed full of the planet’s deadliest surf spots. Whether you’re a big wave

Here’s our definitive list of the biggest waves in the world, packed with giant waves and terrifying slabs that can humble even the most experienced surfers. Nazare Praia do Norte

The UK isn’t the first global surfing destination that comes to mind. But this small windy isle is home to a vast range of surf spots and a committed group

Trebarwith Strand is a relatively unknown beach break to the south of Tintagel. It’s only 20 minutes off the A30 with easy access from the Atlantic Highway. Nestled between two

Bossiney Cove is a small sheltered beach surrounded by large cliffs. It faces north and needs a large swell to start working properly. Your best chance of surfing Bossiney Cove

Duckpool is a small rocky beach just to the north of Bude in North Cornwall. It’s easy to find and just a short drive via Stibb and Coombe. You eventually

North Devon is home to some hidden gems, rolling waves peeling down pebbled points for as far as the eye can see and fast, treacherous reefs with rows of sharp

Are you thinking of surfing in Suffolk but not sure where to start? We’ve got you covered with our handy guide to all the best surfing beaches in the area.

North Devon is packed with quality surf breaks that light up when a solid swell arrives from the Atlantic. With easy access for inland surfers in cities like Bristol, it’s

South Devon isn’t the first location you think of when it comes to surfing in the southwest of England but its coastline is home to some quality waves when a

Nestled away in the depths of South Devon lies the small seaside beach of Challaborough. At high tide, it’s a small horseshoe cove flanked by rocky cliffs but as the

Perranporth Beach is two miles of golden sand backed by large sand dunes and flanked by cliffs at either end. The town here is a busy surfing hub, with cafes,

Widemouth bay is a large sand and rock beach about two miles south of Bude. Despite its close proximity to one of North Cornwall’s surfing hubs, it’s fairly undeveloped here

Sandymouth is a rugged beach just a few miles north of Bude on the North Cornwall coast, despite its close proximity it’s much quieter here and offers plenty of room

Portreath is a small village and fishing port located in West Cornwall. Located just a few miles from the population centre of Redruth is a great location for a day