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Kennack Sands

Left and right50.0050, -5.1615

Overview

Quality
Sloppy
Crowd
Empty
Experience
Beginners
Bottom
Boulders

About this Spot

Kennack Sands is a surf spot located in Cornwall, United Kingdom. It features an a-frame wave direction and a sea bottom consisting of boulders. The spot is suitable for beginners, with wave quality described as sloppy. The best conditions occur during low to medium tides, and the surf spot has a regular frequency of waves, typically ranging in length from 50 to 150 meters. When the wind is from the west, Kennack Sands can be a viable option for surfers. The crowd at this location is generally empty, making it a less crowded alternative to other nearby spots such as Kynance Cove and Porthleven Beach. It is important for surfers to assess their skill level against the difficulty of the waves before entering the water. Additionally, surfers should be aware of surf etiquette, especially in crowded areas. While specific details about the history or famous surfers associated with Kennack Sands are not available, it remains an accessible surf spot in the region. Parking options and directions to reach the spot were not provided, so it is advisable to check local resources for this information. Respect the locals.

Optimal Conditions

Best Swell
S, SW
Swell Direction
157.5°-247.5°
Best Wind
W, NW, N
Wind Direction
247.5°-22.5°
Best Tide
Low, Medium (best tide movement: Rising tide)
Best Size
Good from 0.6 meters
Wave Length
50 - 150 m
Frequency
Regular (40 between and 150)

Location

Coordinates

50.005017° N, -5.161500° W

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