What’s the best place to surf in the UK?
361114
i find easy internet cafe is the best. and early morning.....
10036
Move to the UK, its better there anyway
1003787
If your anywhere near Yorkshire, I could do with a crew, for sailing trips, both in Yorkshire and the Lake District, Been sailing since I was 7, so should be able to show you what to do?\nDon't be scared to get wet, but an RYA level 1 or 2 course will give you a good starting platform.\nI would suggest going on a course, as there is so much you pick up that is very hard to put into writing, such as wind awareness etc...
27385
I don't surf but I can't help but ask where at in fl.? I've lived here in Tampa for 20 years, and I've never seen a wave that big.
469421
Blacks beach in Northern San Diego county is well known among the better surfers in southern california for being the one of the best if not the best surfing spots in Southern California.  Not only is the break really clean because of the underwater canyon, the beach is also very isolated because you have to walk down the cliff to get there.  If you want to surf around Orange County I would recommend either San Clemente or Laguna Beach.  You want to stay away from Huntington at all costs during the summer.
439323
Yeah Ive surfed for more than 12 years now. \n\nAdvice to someone who hasn't surfed would be to get a board that is long, and will be easy to paddle.  Ask the guys at the surf shop they will help. \n\nBuying the wrong kind of surfboard will stop your progress. It has to be suitable to your height , weight and skill level.\n\nBefore you go in the water see what the waves are doing, if you're new to surfing you wont want to get right out far, get waist deep in the water, get a feel for your board. And practise catching the broken waves. Get comfortable doing that, just riding them straight into shore. That will be fun for a little while.\n\nOnce you've learnt how to paddle and catch the waves properly you can try standing up.  It takes a ton of practise so don't be discouraged.
472453
Which country do you want?!\nPembrokeshire is really nice.
1151818
lol Well, where do you live? I love Walt Disney World, so if I decided to learn to surf, I'd go to Typhoon Lagoon. They give surf lessons in their surf pool. It'd probably be little safer than at an ocean, or something. And then you could move up. Plus, it's a whole water park! It'd be fun.
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Speak to your local surf shop. Try out some few boards and see how they respond. These shops should be able to offer boards that people can test (i think you have to leave credit card details to prevent boards getting nicked). There's bound to be a shaper there, or they will know one so you know you'll get a good advice.\n\nTry the big foamie ones (yes, the beginner board). Otherwise, an egg-shaped board, around 7'6 will be good fun (example McTavish Egg). Find something with rounder rails. Your aim at this time is to catch more waves as much as you could to get your pop-ups perfect. Then do your bottom turn next, etc. \n\nAnd then you can progress to riding 6's (since you skateboard/snowboard, i gathered you're geared towards shortboard-riding?). But if you are a soul-surfer, then perhaps try a long board. Again, the type of boards you'll be riding is dependent on the type of waves you'll be surfing.\n\nHappy shopping.
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Fuerteventura, one of the Canary Islands off the coast of Africa. Great weather and great surfing conditions.\nThe north of the island and the west coast has the best surf and surf schools. Correlajo and Jandia are very touristy!\nhttp://www.fuerteventura.com/surfing/index.shtml\nLast time I went I looked into it and was recommended this place by a mate who went there:\nhttp://www.nomadsurfers.com/English/Spain/canarias_fuerteventura.htm\n\nHe reckons you can be standign up and enjoyign it within a couple of days but a couple of weeks are needed to get a basic proficiency.\nAlternative is the Atlantic coast of France. Don't know any schools specifically and its a lot colder out of the summer season!\n\nEnjoy, and don't forget to make sure none of your colleagues are there at the same time....
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http://www.alton-towers.co.uk/resort/\n\nis the best place, its their site!
520475
Try the berkeley marina.\n\nWhat kind of sailing?
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10. Waimea Bay\n 9. Tressles\n 8. Haleiwa \n 7. Maverick's\n 6. Peahi aka Jaws\n 5. Jeffrey's Bay\n 4. Makaha\n 3. Teahupoo\n 2. Cloubreak, Tavarua\nand the number one surf spot in the world.......\n 1. Pipeline, no other finer.
335718
it is in fiji. you take a flight to Nadi and then hop in a car and drive to the dock where they board you on a quick skif and in abour 5-10 minutes your there. been there B4 its beutiful and good surf too
546691
I have not surf there but there are good profesional surfers that have come from there...  I don't know if you ever surfed in the Atlantic but the waves are gerenated but systems, stroms, low pressure, ect.  Just find out throuhg the net when and where are the best spot.  After that drop me some lines on how it when.  Da boyz from La Pared PR.
704112
Go to the Gold Coast!\nThere is a place that is even named Surfer's Paradise, the airport when I last visited that area was called Coolangata, Surfer's Paradise Airport.   It is really beautiful, and the beaches are so nice and clean.  Always surf where there are surfers, as Australia does have sharks, and I mean big ones.  So never attempt a beach where no one else is around.  If you want to go for a while, then check out weekly or monthly rentlas, then rent a car, and you can just drive up and down the coast looking for waves.  I suggest the Gold Coast as the best place and area if you are new to Australia.  Happy surfing!
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www.pier.co.uk\nIt is part of a chain