Cornish Wave (Cornwall, United Kingdom) ★★★

We are a totally mobile surf school and deliver Surfari surf lesson packages at all the top Cornwall surf spots in and around Newquay. We’re always hunting the best waves and perfect conditions just for your lesson, whether you’re a beginner or looking for your next challenge.
Fistral Beach
Watergate Bay
Perranport Beach

5. Towan beach
Also known as the Newquay Town Beach, this surfing hot-spot is right in the middle of all the action of downtown Newquay and still gets incredible surfing conditions. With the surf lifestyle on show and overlooked by a cavernous Walkabout bar, some have come to call it ‘Little Australia’.
Sand. Sun. Surf. A short walk from our office, we’re pretty stoked about our local beach; meet us for a surf lesson at Towan beach and we’ll show you why!

4. Bedruthan Steps
Look it up – the raw and spectacular landscape surrounding this surf beach makes the place look like it’s straight out a Star-Trek set! It’s unreal, and so are the waves, but if you’re lucky enough to land there, make sure you keep aware of the tide and don’t get caught out.

3. Perranporth
The surf is excellent and there’s a bar right on the beach, no wonder it’s one of our favourites and a regular stop on our Surf Coaching multi-session lessons like the Surfari Package.
If your arms get tired of paddling, get yourself a skim board and some ski goggles and try sand surfing down the dunes. This beach is big. Really big. So big that it gets it’s own blog feature – see our Top 3 Reasons to Visit Perranporth Beach.

2. Watergate Bay
High-end rippin’. Complete with the trim hotel, Jamie Oliver’s, Venus café, Beach Hut, Wax bar, Zacy’s restaurant, Living Space bar… The place attracts celebrities, high rollers, families and people just out to have a good time. Oh, and the surf conditions are excellent.
We love instructing here.

1. ‘The Home of British Surfing’
That’s right, Fistral Beach. Don’t book abroad again before you see this place. The world famous beach is Newquay’s, cultural heart. It’s got the good vibes, music, views and of course renowned Surf conditions. This 750-metre stretch of coast knows how to deliver good waves.
If you do make it down to the Home of British Surfing, be sure to drop in and say hello. Cornish Wave HQ is based just up the road. Pop in the office and head coach Jey will sort you out with the surf lessons in Cornwall that will get you just as hooked on surfing as the rest of the Fistral crowd.

Attractions
Blue Reef Aquarium
A water wonderland for all the family. Explore and discover a wide variety of sea creatures and learn about their habitats. From guided talks, feeding time to kid’s birthday parties, Blue Reef Aquarium has a lot to offer.

Holywell Bay Fun Park
With over 25 activities and rides, including F1-Karting, battle boats, mini golf and water walkers to name a few, Holywell Bay Fun Park is a hub for things to do. Enjoy a great day out for all the family. Located just a few minutes drive south of Newquay.

Truro Paintball
Catering for all types and sizes of groups from families to stag and hen parties. Secure lockers and great facilities. Choose from a variety of packages and games to maximise your experience.

St Eval Go-Karting
If you are planning a stag weekend in Newquay St Eval Go- Karting track is worth investigating. Purpose built tracks, high powered karts and great facilities make for a fantastic few hours racing with your friends. Good group discounts and easy to find and not far from Newquay, many stag parties enjoy a surf lesson in the morning and Go –Karting in the afternoon.

ATV Centre Truro
If getting muddy and challenging your friends whilst racing around outside on a quad bike is your idea of fun, then the ATV Centre near Truro is the place to go. With a huge selection of quads and some epic circuits and large tracks this really is the real deal of quad biking. They supply all the safety kit and offer beginner tuition or something a little more exhilarating if you have some previous experience.

Eden Project
Without a doubt Cornwall’s largest and most interesting attraction. The Eden Project is a must see for families and couples. The Eden Project captures learning, nature and adventure all under one roof. From large rain forests, contemporary gardens, summer outdoor concerts to adrenaline zip lines this really isa fascinating way to spend the day.

Bedruthan Steps
The coastline that surrounds Newquay is known for its dramatic cliffs, rolling seas and fabulous surf beaches. Not far from Newquay you will discover Bedruthan Steps, an impressive tidal beach that can only be explored at certain times of the tide. Conquer the near vertical chizz led out steps to explore the hidden caves and wonders of the Cornish coastline.

Horse Riding on the Gannel Estuary with Newquay Ridings Stables
Another great activity for the family or individuals that may appreciate a relaxing way to take in the sights of the Gannel estuary and Crantock beach. Guided tours promise safe instruction and cracking views as you meander your way through the low tide river mouth, coastal paths and the expansive Crantock beach

Newquay Zoo
For those wild at heart a trip to Newquay Zoo is perfect for animal lovers. Get up close and personal with animals of all shapes and sizes. With over 130 species including big cats to lovable meerkats, visit the tropical house or help out with Lemur feeding time there is lots to see at Newquay Zoo.

Cycle The Camel Trail
Just a 20 minute drive from Cornish Wave in Newquay, drive north out of Newquay towards Wadebridge. Enjoy easy bike hire and choose the length of your ride. Maintained cycle paths make it easy for all walks of life to enjoy the scenic views of the North Cornish Coast. If you make it Padstow a must is to seek out Rick Stein’s fish and chips.

Dairy Land Farm World
Ideally suited to children 2-10 years old. Dairy Land has a wide selection of farm based activities such as tractor rides, outdoor trampolines and a massive indoor play area. Suitable in wet weather this could be the rainy day out that you’re looking for.

Healey’s Cider Farm
A warning label comes with this. If you haven’t heard of Cornish rattler and you’re a fan of cider then you must give this a try. Either visit their refurbished visitor centre or buy pint or two in Newquay’s bars. Originally distilled at a ridiculously high percentage Cornish rattler is marketed as the cider with a bite. The home of rattler Healeys Cider farm is around twenty minutes from Cornish Wave Surf School in Newquay. If you intend to visit for some tasting make sure that you have a designated driver.

Cornwall’s Crealy Adventure Park
After enjoying a Cornish Wave surf lesson or coasteer session and you still have some energy left, Cornwall’s Crealy Adventure Park is a great little theme park not far from Newquay. A typical theme park with some great Cornish flavours you’ll be spoilt for choice on which rides or entertainment shows to visit.