Daymer Bay

Devon & Cornwall

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Cornwall’s most versatile location offer various conditions around the Camel rivermouth and throughout the tide – although the deceptively safe-looking bay can be very dangerous on an ebb tide, which can hit 8 knots. On the far side of the estuary, Hawker's Cove hosts Cornwall's finest jumping conditions – well worth a look in west or north-westerly winds. In north-easterlies kiters love the flat water inside Stepper Point, but tend to stay on the Daymer side in westerlies. At low tide in west to north-westerlies, head higher up the channel for speed or freestyle. Daymer Bay itself offers perfect entry-level wavesailing as soft, well-spaced waves wrap around the point, generally a metre smaller than elsewhere in Cornwall and best in a south-westerly wind. At low to mid-tide experienced wavesailors venture 500m offshore to the notorious Doom Bar for cross to cross-off riding in west to south-westerly winds. In a huge swell, it's Cornwall’s 'Secret Indonesia’ with a peeling right-hander that's occasionally sailed in a north-easterly. There are some kitesurfing restrictions on the beach in peak season, but there's always a friendly café and surf-shop in nearby Polzeath.
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Cornwalls vielseitigster Spot! Je nach Tidenstand, Windrichtung und Swellhöhe findet man im Mündungsbereich der River Camel ein ganzes Kaleidoskop…
Cornwall's most versatile location offer various conditions around the Camel rivermouth and throughout the tide – although the deceptively safe-looking&helli…
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