Where to surf in Britain, bank holiday weekend?

Question

I'm a beginner and want a beach thats relatively quiet where me and my mates can go

Answer 1

h***s mouth, near Abersoch in N West Wales. Near the end of the Penninsula. Mile long beach, reasonable surf, parking is cr*p, so get there early ish.

Answer 2

Cornwall

Answer 3

Tynemouth long sands. North-east of England.

Answer 4

All the beaches can be good depending on conditions... Dunno where you live to pinpoint the closest break. Check BBC Ceefax page 429 ... Or www.bbc.co.uk/weather  and follow the coast and sea link. or the red button on digital and follow the other sport link... this will give you the days surf, and also wether its increasing or decreasing so you know where to drive to!

Answer 5

Fistral Beach in Newquay,Cornwall is the best beach to surf in the UK, you may even find basking sharks down there but they are harmless, also one great white shark was spotted and it was on the News a few weeks ago but dont fear of them.I think Cornwall is the best place to surf because it is on the map sticking out so the waves must come there when winds blow east across the Atlantic.

Answer 6

Morgan Porth is lovely - about 8 miles north of Newquay.

That's where I learnt and it was awesome!

Answer 7

If you're talking about the internet make sure the beach is within a wireless area

Answer 8

Newgale =]

Pembrokeshire..S.W.Wales

Great Surf..Decent Beach..Its A Top 20 Beach Too =]

Answer 9

Cornwall and the Channel Islands are both realy good

Answer 10

Cornwall but try and get to the surfing capital of Europe its in Spain  its called TARIFA, there is a RED BULL TOURNAMENT..the winners go on to Hawaii the whole town is set up for surfing,five night clubs one on the beach, and its our equivalent of national trust  so the water  and sands    are dripping with minerals. and its a  very, very friendly party feelgood place.