Surf Gwithian

Gwithian - Cornwall Gwithian features a beach break with both right and left waves, breaking over a sandy bottom. The waves are known for being powerful yet ordinary, making it suitable for various skill levels. It works well at all tides, with optimal conditions when the wind blows from the north or northeast. Access involves a short walk (5-15 minutes) from nearby parking. This popular surf spot, located near Hayle, is managed by the National Trust and offers stunning coastal scenery with sandy beaches and dunes. While it can get lively during summer, with both surfers and tourists, the crowd remains manageable on weekdays. Autumn is particularly favorable for consistent waves, attracting a mix of shortboarders, longboarders, and bodyboarders. Surfers should be mindful of rips and undertow, and it's advisable to maintain good surfing etiquette due to the competitive local vibe.