Surf Blyth Beach

Blyth Beach - Northumberland, UK Blyth Beach is a sandy beach break featuring both right and left-hand waves, known for its hollow, fast, and powerful surf. The beach stretches for several kilometers, providing ample space to find uncrowded waves. It works well at all tides, particularly during a rising tide, and is best with swells from the north, northwest, south, southeast, and northeast. Located in Northumberland, Blyth Beach is easily accessible with multiple car parks along its length. The northern end is sheltered by a seawall and harbor, making it a favorable spot during northerly winds. The local vibe is friendly and relaxed, attracting a mix of surfers from shortboarders to longboarders. With its historical significance as the birthplace of world champion surfer Martin Potter, Blyth Beach offers a unique surfing experience, especially on good days when the conditions align. Be mindful of rips and undertows, and enjoy the surf!