Widemouth Bay, North Cornwall

Widemouth Bay Beaches

Widemouth Bay has a long beach of about a mile, at low water but at high tide it becomes two distinct beaches.

Good for swimming. The beaches are very popular with surfers and families.

Blue Flag Award.

RNLI Lifeguards are on duty at the northern end of Widemouth Bay beach at Easter and then from the beginning of May to the end of September. For more information about the lifeguard service - RNLI Area support centre Tel: 01288 353205 or email lifeguards@rnli.org.uk

At high tide, the southern end of Widemouth Bay becomes cut off from the main beach. This area of the bay is called Black Rock Beach. It is popular for surfing as it has a great combination of reef break and shore breaks.

RNLI Lifeguards are on duty at the Black Rock end of Widemouth Bay beach from early July to early September. For more information about the lifeguard service - RNLI Area support centre Tel: 01288 353205 or email lifeguards@rnli.org.uk

Widemouth beach has a seasonal dog ban from the 15th May to the 30th September between 10am and 6pm. Outside these hours and from 1st October to 14th May dogs are allowed.

The southern end of Widemouth Beach is dog friendly with dogs allowed all year round.

Widemouth Bay beaches on the map

Widemouth Beach Surf Report
Surfing conditions at Widemouth Bay including wave height, swell direction, wind direction and speed, tides times, sea temperature and weather conditions.

(Map integratetion by www.choughmountain.design)

	Widemouth Bay
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	Beaches in or around Widemouth Bay
	Beach with Dog Ban all year
	Beach with Partial Dog Ban
	Dog friendly Beach