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Locations in Devon and Cornwall in NW winds
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| Locations |
Comments |
| Bigbury |
Somewhat offshore. Good wave riding. |
| Crow Point |
Dead offshore. Unknown condtions. |
| Daymer Bay |
Cross shore starboard tack - best (but most dangerous conditions) on an ebbing tide. Excellent blasting across the estuary |
| Exmouth Duck Pond |
Excellent wind direction. Onshore'ish. |
| Exmouth sea front |
Waves outside with accelerated wind - excellent on a rising tide |
| Gwithian |
Dead onshore |
| Hayle |
Ideal Direction |
| Kingsbridge |
Can be gusty, often with chop - easy sailing. |
| Marazion |
Cross off from R. Gusty, but good wave riding (if there are waves). |
| Roadford Reservoir |
Should work okay |
| Saunton |
Very good. Cross-on from R. The best direction here, often stronger than forecast |
| Stithians Reservoir |
Quite good, but unless you want a relatively short run it is better to blast off downwind to the bottom of the reservoir where you get a much longer run. The ability to be able to hack upwind at the end of your sail, is of course, essential! |
| Thurlestone |
small wavesailing possible between reefs, fun conditions, easy launching. |
| Westward Ho! |
Dead onshore. Would be better at Saunton. |
We have no wind details at all for the following locations:
Carbis Bay
Godrevy
Instow
Siblyback Lake
Tamar Lakes
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This page last updated: 3rd Sep, 2021.
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