Widemouth Bay - surfing
The long exposed beach at Widemouth offers a variety of waves and various peaks throughout the tide.
The biggest hazard are the submerged rocks but these also form a reef at the southern end of the beach. This right-hander can produce good, hollow waves from mid to high tide.
The biggest hazard are the submerged rocks but these also form a reef at the southern end of the beach. This right-hander can produce good, hollow waves from mid to high tide.
Surf report
| Wave height * | 2ft / 0.5m |
|---|---|
| Swell period | 8s |
| Swell direction |  |
| Wind |  10mph / 15km/h |
Also known as:
Black Rock
Type of beach
Sandy
Lifeguard service
RNLI lifeguard cover: Easter bank holiday, Weekends during April, daily from 5 May to 30 September and weekends during October.
Parking
Amazingly for Cornwall there is free car parking at both the north and south end of the beach!
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