Sennen Spot Guide

Dropping down the steep hill and making the hairpin turn into the carpark reveals this beautiful beachbreak on the toe of Cornwall. The crescent shaped, west facing swaithe of golden sand is the most exposed break on the north coast, vacuuming up small, summer, Atlantic swells and delivering fun waves to the stoked, fair-weather crowd. However, by late Autumn, the banks are properly groomed to produce clear, crisp, hollow waves, reeling through the crowded pack of competitive locals. The southern end close to the car park is more sheltered in bigger swells.