Wales

Welcome to the Wales Surfing section of Wavelength Surf Magazine. Explore the diverse surf culture of Wales, where rugged coastlines and powerful swells create some of the UK’s most exciting surf spots. From the legendary breaks of Pembrokeshire to the consistent waves of Llyn Peninsula, Wales offers something for every surfer, with a rich history, stunning landscapes, and a passionate surf community to match.

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WATCH: The Sea Is Glowing In Wales!

There’ve been a serious lack of waves around Britain for what feels like an age now. While we’ve been basking in the sunshine and attempting to ride any little bump going, before slinking off home as the sun falls into…

By Luke Gartside

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GALLERY: Welcome To Cardigan Bay; A Fickle Outpost On Wales’ Central Coast

Like many areas of Britain, mid-Wales does not suffer from a lack of quality setups and frothing surfers but it rarely gets the swell it needs. There are long stretches of beach, littered with fun, manageable peaks, backed by long…

By Luke Gartside

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Gallery: Ten Sick Surf Shots From Pembrokeshire, South Wales

Pembrokeshire presents a veritable surf playground, made up of a string of secluded coves, cut into the region’s long craggy coastline. The three peninsulas, that make up the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, offer a rich variety of setup options, meaning…

By Luke Gartside

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Welcome to St Davids, Wales

Surf Checking Britain’s Smallest City We live a slower pace of life here; flat spells are whiled away with windy walks on the cliff tops or spent conversing in the pub around a log burner, drinking fine Welsh ale.

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