Surf Boneyards

Boneyards - Croyde, North Devon Boneyards is a beach break featuring both right and left waves, with a sandy bottom interspersed with rocks. This spot is known for its hollow, fast, and powerful waves, particularly at low tide. Access requires a good walk of 15-30 minutes from the northern end of Croyde Beach, and it is not publicly accessible. This surf spot is renowned for its epic barrels and challenging conditions, attracting skilled surfers seeking performance-oriented waves. Localism is prevalent, so respect for the local surfers is crucial. The best conditions occur with a west swell and east winds, making it essential to be aware of the tides, as it only works at low tide. While the crowd is generally sparse during the week, weekends may see a few more surfers. Be cautious of rips, undertow, and the presence of sharks, as well as the unique nudist colony nearby.