Name: Jorrin / Jey / Joben Position: Owner/Operator Qualifications: ISA Level Two Surf Coach RLSS Beach Life Guard Coasteer Guide RYA Level Two Windsurf & Power Boat BCU White Water Safety & Swift Water Rescue

Surfing Experience? From when I was young I’ve loved being in the water, whether it was swimming, body boarding or a paddle ski. Surfing came later and in small doses in teenage years and gaining momentum through jobs in water sports and

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Surfing in the Dominican Republic

I’ve been working for Swell Surf Camp in Cabarete, Dominican Republic this winter as their Head Coach. Swell specialise in taking a new approach to surf camps. They provide a boutique, up market surfing experience for social and active people and surf experiences for a variety of clients. This winter I have had the aim to get involved with a surf camp, working with like minded people, not only for… Read More

Cornish Wave Spot Guide: Fistral Beach

Welcome to the first installment of our Cornish Wave Spot Guides! We’ll be bringing you first hand knowledge and our insider tips on some of our favorite surf breaks in and around Newquay, Cornwall and beyond!

Fistral Beach

We’re kicking things off with Fistral Beach, which is just a few minutes stroll from Newquay town centre. Fistral will be a household name to most UK surfers and it is certainly one of the most popular beaches. It is home… Read More

Cornish Wave spot guides give you the low down on all the top Cornwall surf spots. Read up on insider knowledge and top tips from the locals in our hand guides to the best surf spots across the south west!

Newquay Town Beaches

With all the hype around Fistral Beach, UK surfers often forget that Newquay has another small bay right in the centre of town. This busy, often sheltered surf spot is great for… Read More

Prime location

In early 2011 Cornish Wave surf school took up residence on Headland Point, Newquay. We’re lucky enough to be based on just a few minutes walk from the mighty Fistral beach, The Gazzle(great for coasteering) or Newquay’s Town Beaches. Just a quick glance out the window to check the surf at Fistral or across the Newquay Bay to see whats happening further up the coast. We call it our office, but we don't… Read More

Surfing was popularised in Cornwall during the late 20th century, and has since become readily associated with Cornishness. The waves around the Cornish coastline are created by low pressure systems from the Atlantic Ocean which unleash powerful swells eastwards creating multiple, excellent surfing conditions around Cornwall. Newquay, one of Britain's "premier surfing towns", regularly hosts world championship surfing events. Surfing in particular is very popular, as locations such as Bude and Newquay offer some of… Read More