Surf Forecasts

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North Devon &
Cornwall

Off the top in the sun

Off the top at Woolacombe

Sam tucks in

Evening glass, Bude

Surfing Devon & Cornwall

This area of coastline is the most consistent in England and the most popular in the UK.

SWELLS - The most common swell direction is from the west. As most storms track diagonally across the Atlantic, swells tend to swing around from the SW to the NW. There can also be a northerly swell running down the Irish Sea, but due to the short fetch, this will tend to be choppy & confused.

WINDS - Prevailing winds are from the southwest. There will be offshore winds when there is a high pressure over Scotland or a weak low in the Bay of Biscay.

Classic conditions occur when there is a strong and preferably slow-moving storm (or hurricane) out to the west or southwest, and a weak high near Scotland when the swell hits.

Free Atlantic Chart
(1pm every Mon, Wed, Fri)


Free Friday Surf Forecast
(1pm every Mon, Wed, Fri)


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6 Day Atlantic Charts
Fax 09060 100270

5 Day Surf Forecast
Telephone 09063 620004
Fax 09060 100264

Plan ahead with the best long range synoptic charts. Covering the whole of the North Atlantic & North Sea.

The most accurate surf forecast. Waves, winds, tides & the best beaches. Faxes includes wave height and synoptic charts.

 

15 second swelll hits Saunton

Saunton lines, all the way from Canada

Slotted at Putsborough

Putsborough cover-up
 

El Matador

Ben goes El Matador !

Nick & Jonny - happy days

NB/ Currently, all services are only accessible from within the UK. Call before you head off to Eire, France, Portugal or the Canaries !
09063 calls cost 60p/min. 09060 calls cost £1/min.

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