South West England

Things to Do: Surfing and Bodyboarding

Praa Sands Beach, Nr Helston, Cornwall (South Coast)

Attractive, gently sloping, sandy beach backed by dunes and the village green

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At both ends, the coastal path rises up over steep cliffs offering views towards Penzance and the Lizard peninsular. The bay is popular with families and surfers alike, having a south westerly aspect that receives Atlantic swells. Praa Sands stretches over one and a half miles.

Sennen Cove Beach, Nr Land's End, Cornwall (North Coast)

A white sandy beach backed by sand dunes and marum grass

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The white sand and safe swimming areas make this beach a great destination for families. It’s also very popular with surfers and there is a surf school on the beach for those wanting to take to the waves.

Porthmeor Beach, St Ives, Cornwall (North Coast)

A crisp sandy beach with rock pools on both sides

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This is a popular beach with families who are looking for a fun day out by the sea. It’s also one of the most popular surf beaches in the South West and benefits from good Atlantic swells.

Porthminster Beach, St Ives, Cornwall (North Coast)

A spectacular 1km sandy beach with a Mediterranean feel

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Gently sloping sand and safe swimming make this beach a popular destination for families. Activities on the water include surfing, wind surfing and canoeing. Surfboard hire is also available at the beach.

Gwithian / Godrevy Beach, Nr St Ives, Cornwall (North Coast)

A beautiful sandy beach with excellent views across the bay

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This is one of the best stretches of golden sand in Cornwall and is popular with both families and surfers. The beach is also used for horse riding and kite surfing, as there is a large expanse of sand at low tide.

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