Regions
Regional surf forecasts
From the Atlantic beaches of Cornwall to the North Sea reefs of Scotland — pick a region to see every spot.
England
Cornwall
The UK's surf capital. Atlantic-facing beaches on the north coast pick up almost every swell, while the south coast lights up in big winter storms.
- Sennen1-3ft
- Porthtowan1-2ft
- Fistral Beach1-2ft
- Watergate Bay1-2ft
- Gwithian1-2ft
- Perranporth1-2ft
- Polzeath0-1ft
England
Devon
North Devon's long, west-facing beaches catch Atlantic groundswell, and the south coast's river mouths come alive in large south-westerly swells.
- Woolacombe1-2ft
- Saunton Sands1-2ft
- Bantham0-1ft
- Croyde1-2ft
England
Dorset
Channel surf that needs a solid south-westerly swell. Expect fun beach peaks in Bournemouth and quality reef breaks along the Jurassic Coast.
- BournemouthFlat
- KimmeridgeFlat
Wales
South Wales
Consistent Bristol Channel and Atlantic surf from the wide-open beaches of Pembrokeshire's south coast to Porthcawl.
- Llangennith1-2ft
- Freshwater West1-2ft
- Rest Bay0-1ft
Wales
Gower
Britain's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with south-facing bays that turn on in large south-westerly swells and northerly winds.
- Caswell Bay0-1ft
- Langland Bay0-1ft
Wales
Pembrokeshire
St Brides Bay and St Davids catch Atlantic swell from the west and south-west, with easterly winds blowing offshore.
- Whitesands1-2ft
- Newgale1-2ft
- Broad Haven1-2ft
Wales
North Wales
Fickle but rewarding. The Llŷn Peninsula and Anglesey need a south-westerly swell and easterly winds to fire.
- Rhosneigr1-2ft
- Porth Neigwl (Hell's Mouth)1-2ft
England
Yorkshire
North Sea surf with reefs, points and beach breaks that come alive in northerly swells and south-westerly winds.
- Cayton BayFlat
- ScarboroughFlat
- SaltburnFlat
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England
North East
Tyneside's sheltered bays turn on with North Sea swell from the north-east and westerly offshore winds.
Scotland
Scotland
World-class reefs on the north coast, East Lothian beaches in North Sea swell and the exposed Atlantic west coast of Kintyre.
- Thurso East6-9ft
- Machrihanish2-3ft
- Pease BayFlat
- Belhaven BayFlat
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Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
The Causeway Coast's long sandy beaches catch North Atlantic swell, with southerly winds blowing offshore.