Surfing holidays
Featured surf trips
Stay on Rhossili Bay, South Wales
The National Trust has the only cottage right on the beach here, one of country's best-known surf spots, as well as two smaller cottages nearby.
Tom Parson's Hut, by Constantine Bay, Cornwall
This tiny cottage with a fascinating past is right by this special spot where waves break left and right in mid and high tides.
Near Compton Bay
Surfers of all abilities will be able to catch some waves here, even in small swells.
Gupton Farm Campsite, Freshwater West, Pembrokeshire
A campsite with pitches and pods in a great spot for sunsets, with an hot outdoor shower and space to dry wetsuits in a shared barn.
Top surfing regions
Surfing in Cornwall
Cornwall's coastline is littered with surfing beaches, producing some of the most consistent swells in the UK. Busy Newquay has become the surfing mecca of the UK, often with packed out beaches, but there are plenty of other places to try.
Surfing holidays on the Isle of Wight
For a surfing trip minus the crowds, head to the southern fringes of this small island. You can drive from one end to the other in less than an hour to scout for the best breaks.
Surfing holidays in Wales
Waves break on the north, west and south coastlines of Wales, making it a haven for surfing. If you're a beginner, the south coast offers gentler swells to help you find your feet.
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Best beaches for surfing
For experienced surfers or those learning, we've picked out the best beaches where you can catch some waves in the UK.
Nature and wildlife breaks
Some holidays offer quiet and connection, beneath the trees or on the moors in a remote spot. Others are close to boat trips for exciting wildlife-spotting opportunities. Many have trails and habitats to explore.
Stargazing holidays
Our outdoor experts know of a few campsites and remote cottages with access to the greatest star-spangled views in the UK.
Search coastal holiday cottages
A holiday at the coast offers views, space and outdoor adventures, whether you're heading to the beach, walking the coast path, or bringing your kayak or surfboard.
