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Access through Crantock Village. Roads very narrow down to the car park - 1 car wide in places, so not easiest of access. Car Park small.

North: River Gannel's rivermouth so sandbanks are better. long hollow rights.South: good S-SW winds protection and good with huge swells.

Chapel Porth Surf Spot Guide, UK Nestled on Cornwall's wild north coast, Chapel Porth delivers a powerful beach break that fires on westerly swells, offering fast rights and occasional point-like rides as the tide pushes in. The sandy bottom mixes with rocky sections, creating a raw, exhilarating vibe perfect for surfers chasing classic lines in […]

Paddle out can be long and tedious due to a small rip that sweeps the length of the pier and away from the break. Easiest to jump off the rocks that are parrelel with it. If you get caught in the rip don't worry, it runs into the harbour(which is calm and not very busy).

Needs to be going off! Very Sheltered so the right side of the beach towards Hawks Point is the only place to get breaks... dead calm most of the time but I've surfed 6ft+. Very safe beach. Never red-flagged so even in semi storms you can ride.

Machrihanish Surf Spot Guide, UK Nestled on Scotland's wild west coast, Machrihanish delivers a powerful left-hand point break that peels over a sandy bottom dotted with rocky outcrops, offering rides that can turn ledgey and rewarding on the right swell. This spot captures the raw essence of UK surfing with its isolated beauty and uncrowded […]

A rock (30 cm under water) at the Take off cut the wave in 2 part

Best time is usually in the morning, like 8:00am or in the evening from 6pm until darkness. It's a beachbreak so paddle on, duck-dive and surf until your arms ache.Be careful not to enter the "swimmers zone" (between the blue flags), as there is strong current and the lifeguards take their job serious.

Due to the easy access and large car park with surf bar/restaurant it's a famous spot for travelers and locals. Waves are very reliable here and there are many peaks, although it is often quite crowded with surfers of mixed abilities dropping in relentlessly.
UPDATE: the parking lot is now closed to Camping Cars and vehicles over 1.80m

Park the car in the car-park behind the dunes next to the road. Walk over the dunes and you are there. To the south there is a big collapsed jetty which shapes lefts breaking off it. There is also a small wooden jetty that sometimes creates worthwhile sandbars.

The access is not so easy because of many holiday villages which are private.