Best to surf just about 2hrs to an hr from high tide as has nice little sandbars. Does get hollow too.

THIS SPOT IS GOOD FOR "REGULAR" STANCE SURFERS BECAUSE ITZ A RIGHTHANDED BRAKE OF A WALL WITH SHAP BITS COMMING OF IT eg SHELLS, RUSTY BITZ OF ZE WALL END. ITZ A EXCELLENT SPOT ON THE RIGHT WINDZ AND SWELL DIRECTIONS . ONLY SURF HER IF YOU HAVE BEEN SURFING FOR ALONG TIME. THERE ARE ALOUD OF CHAVS ROUND THE AREA WHO JUMP OF THE WALL WHEN UR TRYING TO SURF SOMETIMES SO BECAREFUL WERE U PT UR STUFF BECAUSE THERE ARE THIEFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KK SO NOW U NOW. DIZ IZ A LOCAL SPOT IF U DISRESPECT IT WILL BE ON 2 U OR IF WE HAVNT THE CHAVZ WILL. THEY R LIKE LOCALZ AZWEL WE AL STICK 2 GETHER OK!!!!!!!!!!!

Watergate is about 2 miles long at low tide with peaks along the length of the beach. The north end is least crowded and sheltered by the cliffs from a Northerly wind. Low tide can get good if the banks are there.High tide is usually best and is one of the few places in the area to be good at high tide. At high tide the beach is only about half a mile long, though peaks further North can still be surfed if you are prepared to paddle. The main peak is just to the right of the steps and forms off some small rocks.Watergate holds a big swell, but the paddle can get really tough. Also, it picks up more swell than other nearby beaches.

It is an epic stupid inside out barrel spitting and probably the maddest reef in the southwest, Yes worse than porthlevan harbour wall. Locals will kill your car if you park too close.

Can be epic hollow and heavy, There are a few sand bars stabilised by rocks and the odd slab, Go and explore, You may be lucky. Picks up all the swell everywhere else gets. Legend has it there is a brilliant reef in the area, (very,very near area) I have not seen this, It only works at low water.

Sheltered spot the other side of Porth headland. Steps run down to a sandy cove. The beach is completely submerged at high tide. Holds up to 8ft surf and works up to 3/4 tide with left and right handers on each side of the beach. summer secret spot when everywhere else is busy

Tow ins only due to its size. Only access is via boat.

It is a wave maily ridden by Spongers! Locals get a bit arsey, but it is a sick claen, powerful wedge, that'll keep you stoked for days!

Park your car wherever you can find space. The break is right in the town.Towan needs a huge swell to wrap around the headland, and is usually most consistent in winter. The waves are biggest around low tide and smallest at high tide.At low tide the beach joins up with Great Western, Tolcarne and Lusty Glaze. The waves are bigger the further north you go. The only problem is that it is the longest closeout in the world. Most waves close out at low tide all the way from Towan to Lusty Glaze, with only the occasional peeler. It is always mega crowded though. If it is big enough there will be a decent left behind the harbour.Mid tide is best giving peeling lefts and rights and the occasional closeout. There is a good left off the harbour wall which gets very crowded with locals.High tide is usually smallest and suffers from back wash off the breakwall and side wash from the harbour and cliffs.

Watergate Bay Surf Spot Guide, UK Watergate Bay delivers classic beach-break waves with a reliable right-hand peel, unfolding over a sandy bottom that keeps sessions forgiving and fun. Flanked by towering cliffs that shelter the high-tide peaks, this spot pulses with a laid-back Cornish vibe, where mellow bowls and speedy lines draw surfers year-round. It's […]

Best to surf just about 2hrs to an hr from high tide as has nice little sandbars. Does get hollow too.

THIS SPOT IS GOOD FOR "REGULAR" STANCE SURFERS BECAUSE ITZ A RIGHTHANDED BRAKE OF A WALL WITH SHAP BITS COMMING OF IT eg SHELLS, RUSTY BITZ OF ZE WALL END. ITZ A EXCELLENT SPOT ON THE RIGHT WINDZ AND SWELL DIRECTIONS . ONLY SURF HER IF YOU HAVE BEEN SURFING FOR ALONG TIME. THERE ARE ALOUD OF CHAVS ROUND THE AREA WHO JUMP OF THE WALL WHEN UR TRYING TO SURF SOMETIMES SO BECAREFUL WERE U PT UR STUFF BECAUSE THERE ARE THIEFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KK SO NOW U NOW. DIZ IZ A LOCAL SPOT IF U DISRESPECT IT WILL BE ON 2 U OR IF WE HAVNT THE CHAVZ WILL. THEY R LIKE LOCALZ AZWEL WE AL STICK 2 GETHER OK!!!!!!!!!!!

Watergate is about 2 miles long at low tide with peaks along the length of the beach. The north end is least crowded and sheltered by the cliffs from a Northerly wind. Low tide can get good if the banks are there.High tide is usually best and is one of the few places in the area to be good at high tide. At high tide the beach is only about half a mile long, though peaks further North can still be surfed if you are prepared to paddle. The main peak is just to the right of the steps and forms off some small rocks.Watergate holds a big swell, but the paddle can get really tough. Also, it picks up more swell than other nearby beaches.

It is an epic stupid inside out barrel spitting and probably the maddest reef in the southwest, Yes worse than porthlevan harbour wall. Locals will kill your car if you park too close.

Can be epic hollow and heavy, There are a few sand bars stabilised by rocks and the odd slab, Go and explore, You may be lucky. Picks up all the swell everywhere else gets. Legend has it there is a brilliant reef in the area, (very,very near area) I have not seen this, It only works at low water.

Sheltered spot the other side of Porth headland. Steps run down to a sandy cove. The beach is completely submerged at high tide. Holds up to 8ft surf and works up to 3/4 tide with left and right handers on each side of the beach. summer secret spot when everywhere else is busy

Tow ins only due to its size. Only access is via boat.

It is a wave maily ridden by Spongers! Locals get a bit arsey, but it is a sick claen, powerful wedge, that'll keep you stoked for days!

Park your car wherever you can find space. The break is right in the town.Towan needs a huge swell to wrap around the headland, and is usually most consistent in winter. The waves are biggest around low tide and smallest at high tide.At low tide the beach joins up with Great Western, Tolcarne and Lusty Glaze. The waves are bigger the further north you go. The only problem is that it is the longest closeout in the world. Most waves close out at low tide all the way from Towan to Lusty Glaze, with only the occasional peeler. It is always mega crowded though. If it is big enough there will be a decent left behind the harbour.Mid tide is best giving peeling lefts and rights and the occasional closeout. There is a good left off the harbour wall which gets very crowded with locals.High tide is usually smallest and suffers from back wash off the breakwall and side wash from the harbour and cliffs.

Watergate Bay Surf Spot Guide, UK Watergate Bay delivers classic beach-break waves with a reliable right-hand peel, unfolding over a sandy bottom that keeps sessions forgiving and fun. Flanked by towering cliffs that shelter the high-tide peaks, this spot pulses with a laid-back Cornish vibe, where mellow bowls and speedy lines draw surfers year-round. It's […]

Best to surf just about 2hrs to an hr from high tide as has nice little sandbars. Does get hollow too.

THIS SPOT IS GOOD FOR "REGULAR" STANCE SURFERS BECAUSE ITZ A RIGHTHANDED BRAKE OF A WALL WITH SHAP BITS COMMING OF IT eg SHELLS, RUSTY BITZ OF ZE WALL END. ITZ A EXCELLENT SPOT ON THE RIGHT WINDZ AND SWELL DIRECTIONS . ONLY SURF HER IF YOU HAVE BEEN SURFING FOR ALONG TIME. THERE ARE ALOUD OF CHAVS ROUND THE AREA WHO JUMP OF THE WALL WHEN UR TRYING TO SURF SOMETIMES SO BECAREFUL WERE U PT UR STUFF BECAUSE THERE ARE THIEFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KK SO NOW U NOW. DIZ IZ A LOCAL SPOT IF U DISRESPECT IT WILL BE ON 2 U OR IF WE HAVNT THE CHAVZ WILL. THEY R LIKE LOCALZ AZWEL WE AL STICK 2 GETHER OK!!!!!!!!!!!

Watergate is about 2 miles long at low tide with peaks along the length of the beach. The north end is least crowded and sheltered by the cliffs from a Northerly wind. Low tide can get good if the banks are there.High tide is usually best and is one of the few places in the area to be good at high tide. At high tide the beach is only about half a mile long, though peaks further North can still be surfed if you are prepared to paddle. The main peak is just to the right of the steps and forms off some small rocks.Watergate holds a big swell, but the paddle can get really tough. Also, it picks up more swell than other nearby beaches.

It is an epic stupid inside out barrel spitting and probably the maddest reef in the southwest, Yes worse than porthlevan harbour wall. Locals will kill your car if you park too close.

Can be epic hollow and heavy, There are a few sand bars stabilised by rocks and the odd slab, Go and explore, You may be lucky. Picks up all the swell everywhere else gets. Legend has it there is a brilliant reef in the area, (very,very near area) I have not seen this, It only works at low water.

Sheltered spot the other side of Porth headland. Steps run down to a sandy cove. The beach is completely submerged at high tide. Holds up to 8ft surf and works up to 3/4 tide with left and right handers on each side of the beach. summer secret spot when everywhere else is busy

Tow ins only due to its size. Only access is via boat.

It is a wave maily ridden by Spongers! Locals get a bit arsey, but it is a sick claen, powerful wedge, that'll keep you stoked for days!

Park your car wherever you can find space. The break is right in the town.Towan needs a huge swell to wrap around the headland, and is usually most consistent in winter. The waves are biggest around low tide and smallest at high tide.At low tide the beach joins up with Great Western, Tolcarne and Lusty Glaze. The waves are bigger the further north you go. The only problem is that it is the longest closeout in the world. Most waves close out at low tide all the way from Towan to Lusty Glaze, with only the occasional peeler. It is always mega crowded though. If it is big enough there will be a decent left behind the harbour.Mid tide is best giving peeling lefts and rights and the occasional closeout. There is a good left off the harbour wall which gets very crowded with locals.High tide is usually smallest and suffers from back wash off the breakwall and side wash from the harbour and cliffs.

Watergate Bay Surf Spot Guide, UK Watergate Bay delivers classic beach-break waves with a reliable right-hand peel, unfolding over a sandy bottom that keeps sessions forgiving and fun. Flanked by towering cliffs that shelter the high-tide peaks, this spot pulses with a laid-back Cornish vibe, where mellow bowls and speedy lines draw surfers year-round. It's […]

Best to surf just about 2hrs to an hr from high tide as has nice little sandbars. Does get hollow too.

THIS SPOT IS GOOD FOR "REGULAR" STANCE SURFERS BECAUSE ITZ A RIGHTHANDED BRAKE OF A WALL WITH SHAP BITS COMMING OF IT eg SHELLS, RUSTY BITZ OF ZE WALL END. ITZ A EXCELLENT SPOT ON THE RIGHT WINDZ AND SWELL DIRECTIONS . ONLY SURF HER IF YOU HAVE BEEN SURFING FOR ALONG TIME. THERE ARE ALOUD OF CHAVS ROUND THE AREA WHO JUMP OF THE WALL WHEN UR TRYING TO SURF SOMETIMES SO BECAREFUL WERE U PT UR STUFF BECAUSE THERE ARE THIEFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KK SO NOW U NOW. DIZ IZ A LOCAL SPOT IF U DISRESPECT IT WILL BE ON 2 U OR IF WE HAVNT THE CHAVZ WILL. THEY R LIKE LOCALZ AZWEL WE AL STICK 2 GETHER OK!!!!!!!!!!!

Watergate is about 2 miles long at low tide with peaks along the length of the beach. The north end is least crowded and sheltered by the cliffs from a Northerly wind. Low tide can get good if the banks are there.High tide is usually best and is one of the few places in the area to be good at high tide. At high tide the beach is only about half a mile long, though peaks further North can still be surfed if you are prepared to paddle. The main peak is just to the right of the steps and forms off some small rocks.Watergate holds a big swell, but the paddle can get really tough. Also, it picks up more swell than other nearby beaches.

It is an epic stupid inside out barrel spitting and probably the maddest reef in the southwest, Yes worse than porthlevan harbour wall. Locals will kill your car if you park too close.

Can be epic hollow and heavy, There are a few sand bars stabilised by rocks and the odd slab, Go and explore, You may be lucky. Picks up all the swell everywhere else gets. Legend has it there is a brilliant reef in the area, (very,very near area) I have not seen this, It only works at low water.

Sheltered spot the other side of Porth headland. Steps run down to a sandy cove. The beach is completely submerged at high tide. Holds up to 8ft surf and works up to 3/4 tide with left and right handers on each side of the beach. summer secret spot when everywhere else is busy

Tow ins only due to its size. Only access is via boat.

It is a wave maily ridden by Spongers! Locals get a bit arsey, but it is a sick claen, powerful wedge, that'll keep you stoked for days!

Park your car wherever you can find space. The break is right in the town.Towan needs a huge swell to wrap around the headland, and is usually most consistent in winter. The waves are biggest around low tide and smallest at high tide.At low tide the beach joins up with Great Western, Tolcarne and Lusty Glaze. The waves are bigger the further north you go. The only problem is that it is the longest closeout in the world. Most waves close out at low tide all the way from Towan to Lusty Glaze, with only the occasional peeler. It is always mega crowded though. If it is big enough there will be a decent left behind the harbour.Mid tide is best giving peeling lefts and rights and the occasional closeout. There is a good left off the harbour wall which gets very crowded with locals.High tide is usually smallest and suffers from back wash off the breakwall and side wash from the harbour and cliffs.

Watergate Bay Surf Spot Guide, UK Watergate Bay delivers classic beach-break waves with a reliable right-hand peel, unfolding over a sandy bottom that keeps sessions forgiving and fun. Flanked by towering cliffs that shelter the high-tide peaks, this spot pulses with a laid-back Cornish vibe, where mellow bowls and speedy lines draw surfers year-round. It's […]

Best to surf just about 2hrs to an hr from high tide as has nice little sandbars. Does get hollow too.

THIS SPOT IS GOOD FOR "REGULAR" STANCE SURFERS BECAUSE ITZ A RIGHTHANDED BRAKE OF A WALL WITH SHAP BITS COMMING OF IT eg SHELLS, RUSTY BITZ OF ZE WALL END. ITZ A EXCELLENT SPOT ON THE RIGHT WINDZ AND SWELL DIRECTIONS . ONLY SURF HER IF YOU HAVE BEEN SURFING FOR ALONG TIME. THERE ARE ALOUD OF CHAVS ROUND THE AREA WHO JUMP OF THE WALL WHEN UR TRYING TO SURF SOMETIMES SO BECAREFUL WERE U PT UR STUFF BECAUSE THERE ARE THIEFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KK SO NOW U NOW. DIZ IZ A LOCAL SPOT IF U DISRESPECT IT WILL BE ON 2 U OR IF WE HAVNT THE CHAVZ WILL. THEY R LIKE LOCALZ AZWEL WE AL STICK 2 GETHER OK!!!!!!!!!!!

Watergate is about 2 miles long at low tide with peaks along the length of the beach. The north end is least crowded and sheltered by the cliffs from a Northerly wind. Low tide can get good if the banks are there.High tide is usually best and is one of the few places in the area to be good at high tide. At high tide the beach is only about half a mile long, though peaks further North can still be surfed if you are prepared to paddle. The main peak is just to the right of the steps and forms off some small rocks.Watergate holds a big swell, but the paddle can get really tough. Also, it picks up more swell than other nearby beaches.

It is an epic stupid inside out barrel spitting and probably the maddest reef in the southwest, Yes worse than porthlevan harbour wall. Locals will kill your car if you park too close.

Can be epic hollow and heavy, There are a few sand bars stabilised by rocks and the odd slab, Go and explore, You may be lucky. Picks up all the swell everywhere else gets. Legend has it there is a brilliant reef in the area, (very,very near area) I have not seen this, It only works at low water.

Sheltered spot the other side of Porth headland. Steps run down to a sandy cove. The beach is completely submerged at high tide. Holds up to 8ft surf and works up to 3/4 tide with left and right handers on each side of the beach. summer secret spot when everywhere else is busy

Tow ins only due to its size. Only access is via boat.

It is a wave maily ridden by Spongers! Locals get a bit arsey, but it is a sick claen, powerful wedge, that'll keep you stoked for days!

Park your car wherever you can find space. The break is right in the town.Towan needs a huge swell to wrap around the headland, and is usually most consistent in winter. The waves are biggest around low tide and smallest at high tide.At low tide the beach joins up with Great Western, Tolcarne and Lusty Glaze. The waves are bigger the further north you go. The only problem is that it is the longest closeout in the world. Most waves close out at low tide all the way from Towan to Lusty Glaze, with only the occasional peeler. It is always mega crowded though. If it is big enough there will be a decent left behind the harbour.Mid tide is best giving peeling lefts and rights and the occasional closeout. There is a good left off the harbour wall which gets very crowded with locals.High tide is usually smallest and suffers from back wash off the breakwall and side wash from the harbour and cliffs.

Watergate Bay Surf Spot Guide, UK Watergate Bay delivers classic beach-break waves with a reliable right-hand peel, unfolding over a sandy bottom that keeps sessions forgiving and fun. Flanked by towering cliffs that shelter the high-tide peaks, this spot pulses with a laid-back Cornish vibe, where mellow bowls and speedy lines draw surfers year-round. It's […]

Best to surf just about 2hrs to an hr from high tide as has nice little sandbars. Does get hollow too.

THIS SPOT IS GOOD FOR "REGULAR" STANCE SURFERS BECAUSE ITZ A RIGHTHANDED BRAKE OF A WALL WITH SHAP BITS COMMING OF IT eg SHELLS, RUSTY BITZ OF ZE WALL END. ITZ A EXCELLENT SPOT ON THE RIGHT WINDZ AND SWELL DIRECTIONS . ONLY SURF HER IF YOU HAVE BEEN SURFING FOR ALONG TIME. THERE ARE ALOUD OF CHAVS ROUND THE AREA WHO JUMP OF THE WALL WHEN UR TRYING TO SURF SOMETIMES SO BECAREFUL WERE U PT UR STUFF BECAUSE THERE ARE THIEFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KK SO NOW U NOW. DIZ IZ A LOCAL SPOT IF U DISRESPECT IT WILL BE ON 2 U OR IF WE HAVNT THE CHAVZ WILL. THEY R LIKE LOCALZ AZWEL WE AL STICK 2 GETHER OK!!!!!!!!!!!

Watergate is about 2 miles long at low tide with peaks along the length of the beach. The north end is least crowded and sheltered by the cliffs from a Northerly wind. Low tide can get good if the banks are there.High tide is usually best and is one of the few places in the area to be good at high tide. At high tide the beach is only about half a mile long, though peaks further North can still be surfed if you are prepared to paddle. The main peak is just to the right of the steps and forms off some small rocks.Watergate holds a big swell, but the paddle can get really tough. Also, it picks up more swell than other nearby beaches.

It is an epic stupid inside out barrel spitting and probably the maddest reef in the southwest, Yes worse than porthlevan harbour wall. Locals will kill your car if you park too close.

Can be epic hollow and heavy, There are a few sand bars stabilised by rocks and the odd slab, Go and explore, You may be lucky. Picks up all the swell everywhere else gets. Legend has it there is a brilliant reef in the area, (very,very near area) I have not seen this, It only works at low water.

Sheltered spot the other side of Porth headland. Steps run down to a sandy cove. The beach is completely submerged at high tide. Holds up to 8ft surf and works up to 3/4 tide with left and right handers on each side of the beach. summer secret spot when everywhere else is busy

Tow ins only due to its size. Only access is via boat.

It is a wave maily ridden by Spongers! Locals get a bit arsey, but it is a sick claen, powerful wedge, that'll keep you stoked for days!

Park your car wherever you can find space. The break is right in the town.Towan needs a huge swell to wrap around the headland, and is usually most consistent in winter. The waves are biggest around low tide and smallest at high tide.At low tide the beach joins up with Great Western, Tolcarne and Lusty Glaze. The waves are bigger the further north you go. The only problem is that it is the longest closeout in the world. Most waves close out at low tide all the way from Towan to Lusty Glaze, with only the occasional peeler. It is always mega crowded though. If it is big enough there will be a decent left behind the harbour.Mid tide is best giving peeling lefts and rights and the occasional closeout. There is a good left off the harbour wall which gets very crowded with locals.High tide is usually smallest and suffers from back wash off the breakwall and side wash from the harbour and cliffs.

Watergate Bay Surf Spot Guide, UK Watergate Bay delivers classic beach-break waves with a reliable right-hand peel, unfolding over a sandy bottom that keeps sessions forgiving and fun. Flanked by towering cliffs that shelter the high-tide peaks, this spot pulses with a laid-back Cornish vibe, where mellow bowls and speedy lines draw surfers year-round. It's […]