Surfing holidays in Wales

A surfer on the sand at Rhossili Beach on the Gower Peninsula — Surfer on Rhossili Beach | © National Trust Images / Chris Lacey

Find a place to stay near some of the best surf spots in Wales.

Rhossili sits on the western edge of the Gower Peninsula. With its exposed beach break, it offers consistent waves all year round, small enough for beginners. If you want bigger swells and a longer ride, head to nearby Llangennith.

Exterior of The Old Rectory, West Gower, Swansea

Rhossili Old Rectory

You'll be in a prime location for surfing here. With the waves visible from the windows, you'll be able to judge when surf's up.

The exterior of 1 Coastguard Cottage, West Gower, Swansea

Rhossili 1 Coastguard Cottage

This former Station Officer's house overlooks the stunning Rhossili bay and Worms Head - perfect for watching the waves.

South Pilton Green Farmhouse

Right in the heart of the Gower Peninsula, you're within easy reach of the area's best surfing and sandy beaches.

Protruding from the northern coastline, the Llyn Peninsula catches the Irish Sea swells. Porth Neigwl and Aberdaron on the southern fringes have consistent waves both for beginners and pros. For winter or spring surfing trips head to Porthor for the best of its waves.

Exterior of the Henfaes apartments, Pwllheli, Gwynedd

Meudwy

This two-bedroom beachside apartment perches on the edge of Aberdaron, so you can watch the swells from your window.

The exterior of the Henfaes apartments, Pwllheli, Gwynedd

Hywyn

This bright, three-bedroom apartment takes up the ground floor of Henfaes house and is located near to Aberdaron beach.

Pant Rhiw Cottage

Located on the Plas-yn-Rhiw estate, this stone cottage boasts stunning views over Hell's Mouth Bay. Although its name may suggest otherwise, Hell's Mouth is a perfect mellow surfing beach for beginners.

These popular surfing beaches can be reached within a 30 minute drive from our cottages. With its dramatic and rugged landscape, Freshwater West is a reliable surfing spot all year round. Manorbier on the southern tip has a reef break producing larger swells. Stick to the sandy side of the bay if you’re still finding your feet.