Fistral Beach
Cornwall's surfing capital, Fistral Beach near Newquay, has been riding waves since the 1960s and remains the spiritual home of British surf culture. The beach's consistent Atlantic swells and multiple breaks cater to all abilities, from beginners in the whitewater to experts tackling the powerful waves at the Cribbar reef break. The vibrant beachfront scene includes surf schools, board rental shops, and the famous Fistral Beach Bar, making it as much about the lifestyle as the waves themselves.
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With its stunning beaches, laid-back vibe, exceptional surfing conditions, and range of adventure sports, Newquay has become a popular destination for tourists from all over the world.
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