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Surfing in Newquay for Beginners: Tips, Schools, and Where to Stay


If you have always wanted to try surfing, Newquay is the perfect place to start. Known as the surf capital of the UK, it offers consistent waves, professional surf schools, and a welcoming atmosphere for beginners.


Why Newquay?
Fistral Beach and Towan Beach are famous for their quality waves, suitable for both beginners and pros. The surf culture is vibrant and supportive, with many visitors trying their first lessons here.


Getting Started
Book a lesson with a reputable surf school. Expert instructors will teach you basic techniques, wave etiquette, and how to stand up on the board. They provide wetsuits, boards, and plenty of encouragement. (We partner with a company who deliver your borad directly to the apartment all ready for you!) Do not worry if you fall a few times. Learning is part of the fun.


What to Bring
Pack a swimsuit, towel, and warm clothes for after your lesson. Wetsuits are usually included, but if you have your own, feel free to bring it along. Sunscreen is a must, even on cooler days, and consider water shoes if you prefer extra footing on rocky areas.


Where to Stay
Location makes a big difference for surfers. Our Sea View Holiday Apartments are steps from Towan Beach and a short stroll to Fistral Beach. Store your board easily, rinse off the salt and sand in comfort, and relax in a cozy living space after a day of tackling the waves.


Beyond Surfing
If you need a break from the board, explore Newquay’s coastal paths, sample local seafood, or watch other surfers from the shore. Soon enough, you will be itching to get back in the water.


For beginners, surfing in Newquay is an experience full of excitement, new skills, and friendly faces. With the right lessons and a comfortable base close to the beach, you will be riding your first wave in no time.

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