I surf around the Gower mostly but anywhere in South Wales really.. Gower is good as you have three sides with the ability to surf, so generally can find somewhere out of the wind, and no won't be explaining and giving away secrets.

A good OS map and a bit of thinking helps alot.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

North Cornwall was blown out to shit.

Managed to find a couple of sheltered spots but was 2-3ft

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By *rgan MorganMan over a year ago

Pontadawe

Yeah northerlies are the devil winds down there

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By *ancardiff7Man over a year ago

Near Cowbridge

"Pretty much given up as I really struggle to match free time with swell/wind. When I am free it's either flat or blown out

Half th thing is knowing where to go in what conditions. Can get a surf if I want about 70-80% of the time, on a longboard or shortboard."

Time is against me, even travelling to the Gower. Plus I'm no shortboard rider! I admire those who make it work for them though

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

Game for sharing a surf if any fancy that

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By *xtreme_pleasureMan over a year ago

flintshire / gwynydd (tal-y-bont )

I surf regularly. North wales though. When ever I venture south tend to head for Devon and cornwall. Head South Wales has some good spots

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By *ealthy_and_HungMan over a year ago

Princes Risborough, Luasanne, Alderney

hells mouth, newgale, freshwater west or east if i'm in wales

i like to shred the nar in Nazare when i can though

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