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Hazards
England's premier big-wave reef - a heavy right-hand slab off the harbour wall in south Cornwall. Cold-water Hawaii on its day.
Wild cliff-bound cove just north of Porthtowan. Disappears at high tide but produces hollow peaks on the dropping tide.
Picturesque north-Cornwall beach with quality sandbars. Heavier and faster than nearby Watergate when the swell is up.
Quieter alternative to Fistral, just across the Gannel estuary. Quality sandbars and a more relaxed lineup.
The UK's most famous surf beach - long sandy bay on Newquay's west side with three distinct sections (North, Middle, South) and t...
