On the westernmost tip of England, Cornwall is a surfer’s paradise and Newquay its capital. At the heart of UK’s surfing scene, Newquay offers the best of both worlds, a trendy Surf Lodge and a state-of-the-art Surf Centre. In the middle of town, yet a short walk from the Surf Centre, the lodge is run by surfers and has been designed with those in mind. Contemporary accommodation is en-suite, with wide flat-screen TV’s and CD players in all rooms. There is a fully licensed restaurant for all-day dining and a funky bar where events are regularly organised. Right on Newquay main beach, the Surf Centre provides a one stop location with facilities including a Surf School, Surf Hire and a Beach Café overlooking the action.
Location:
Newquay - Cornwall - England
Highlights:
UK surf capital
Level:
All levels
Products:
Surfcamps + Accommodation
Open:
Open all year
CAMP
Surf Lodge
Contemporary, trendy and funky Lodge run by surfers, for surfers. Town centre location, 2 minutes walk from the Surf Centre and the beach. Start the day with an energising buffet breakfast at the Lodge, then walk down to the Surf Centre to get your gear for some memorable surfing. After the beach, lock your stuff in the secure board store and get into the serious business of having fun - Newquay has a well deserved reputation as a party town. After an emotion-filled day, retire to the comfort of the Lodge and get some rest for another strenuous day at the beach !
Amenities:
Funky reception area with stainless steel wave reception desk and waiting area
Stylish Bar with regular live entertainment (Reggae, Rock, DJ’s and live music)
Fully licensed Restaurant serving light meals throughout the day (wood fired pizzas, fresh paninis and range of tapas)
50’ plasma screens TV playing music and surf videos
7’ LED TV wall-recessed screens through the Lodge playing surf videos
Bose Sound System throughout the Lodge playing funky music
Contemporary and comfortable accommodation with private bathroom and all modern facilities
En suite guestrooms accommodating 3-10 persons
Wide flat-screen TV’s and CD’s players in all rooms
THE SURF
Surf Centre
Full facility Surf Centre on Newquay’s Great Western Beach, 2 minutes walk from the Surf Lodge. The Surf Centre provides a one stop location including a Surf School, Surf Hire and a Beach Café overlooking the action.
Facilities:
Beach Café (all-day dining) with outdoor terrace overlooking the surfing action
Surf Hire (board & wetsuits)
Wetsuit drying room & Secure board store
Surf School catering for all levels, from complete beginners to surfers in need of a refresher course and advanced wishing to challenge themselves further. BSA approved centre. BSA qualified coaches, members of the National Coaching Federation and licensed lifeguards.
Surf School is closed from Dec/17 to Mar/1
Surf Spots
On the westernmost tip of England, Cornwall is a surfer’s paradise and Newquay its capital. At the heart of UK’s surfing scene, Newquay is flanked by eleven beaches Stretching over seven miles of golden sand, receiving some of UK’s best swell. Newquay Beach itself consists of 4 beaches, forming one single mile long stretch of sand at low tide. All 4 offer great waves depending on winds, swells and sandbars. Most famous spot around in Fistral - beginners stay well clear !
Surf School Package
365 UKP (535 EUR) Week
including:
7 Nights shared accommodation
6 Full days surfing
2 Daily surf sessions
Equipment (surfboard & wetsuits)
Free Surf Package
220 UKP (300 EUR) Week
including:
7 Nights shared accommodation
Supplements
Breakfast: 5 EUR/day
Twin Room: 5 EUR/day
Above prices are per person, for June, July & August.
Rest of the year upon request.
Surfboard and wetsuits rental.
Ask for a quote !
We recommend 2 weeks for maximum progression !
THE LOCATION
Cornwall
The ancient duchy of Cornwall covers the extreme south-western part of England, a peninsula ending up at Land’s End, the end of England. Encircled by coastline, it abounds in rugged cliffs, hidden bays, fishing villages, sandy beaches, and sheltered coves where smuggling was once rampant. This peninsula is a virtual island, culturally if not geographically, and has retained its own distinctive flavour and own language until about 250 years ago - some of the old words still survive. A trip to this region would not be complete without a visit to Tintagel Castle, linked with the legends of King Arthur, Lancelot and Merlin.
Climate
Northern Atlantic, with mildish wet winters and cool summers
Cornwall is warmed by the Gulf Stream to the point where semitropical plants thrive in many of its coastal town and villages, somewhat reminiscent of the Mediterranean.
THE TRIP
Newquay, N Cornwall
260 mi. (420 km.) W of London
Daily coaches from Victoria Coach Station
Direct train connections on weekends)
Newquay Airport
Ryanair and Air Southwest daily flights from major UK airports
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