Bedruthan Steps surfing forecast

Bedruthan Steps Surfing is not a sport, it’s a lifestyle.

Surfers Quick Guide, Perfect wind occur when a West swell combines with an offshore wind direction from the East-southeast

Nestled amidst the rugged beauty of North Cornwall, Bedruthan Steps is a breathtakingly scenic cove known for its towering granite formations and crystal-clear waters. The name ‘Bedruthan’ is believed to derive from the Cornish language, meaning ‘between two beaches,’ accurately describing its location between Mawgan Porth and Watergate Bay. As you approach the cove, you’ll be greeted by a dramatic series of natural stone steps
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Carnewas at Bedruthan
Dramatic coastline with views over huge rock stacks

Bedruthan, near Padstow, Cornwall, PL27 7UW
National Trust members and Blue Badge holders park for free. Members please scan for a ticket.

Parking charges
£2.50 up to 1hr
£5 up to 4hrs
£9 all day
Toilets: Yes, at the Bedruthan Steps car park.

Surfing Forecast

 This fairly exposed beach break boasts reliable surf throughout the year, making it an ideal destination for those eager to ride the waves. Its optimal wind direction from the east southeast, coupled with a mix of groundswells and windswells, provides surfers with ample opportunities to catch exhilarating waves. The swell direction is best from the west, creating both left and right-hand waves that cater to surfers of all levels. While low tide offers the most favorable conditions, even when waves are at their prime, Bedruthan Steps remains relatively uncrowded, allowing for a peaceful and unhurried surfing experience

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Surfing is not a sport, it’s a lifestyle.

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 Bedruthan Steps remains relatively uncrowded, allowing for a peaceful and unhurried surfing experience. However, surfers are advised to exercise caution due to the presence of rocks in the vicinity.

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