Surfing Fistral Beach Newquay South West England United Kingdom

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Surfing in Fistral Beach, Newquay, South West England United Kingdom

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2-15 ft/0.6-4.5 m

Fistral beach is the main beach for surfing practice in Newquay.

The beach offers excellent conditions for surfing since powerful waves, ranging from 0.6 m/2 ft to 4.5 m/15 ft have been observed at the location. Most of times, the beach is crowded because of the various events that usually take place there during high tourism season, from July to August.

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Undoubtedly, you can practice surfing during less busy periods, ideally during off season. Fistral beach is the proper place for amateurs, providing safe conditions all year round. Nevertheless, professionals can take pleasure when the weather conditions offer high winds and waves can be impressive.

Schools for training are located around the Fistral beach and Newquay area, offering surfing equipment for renting or buying.

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