Surfing Britain (Footprint Surfing Guide) (Footprint Activity Guide) [Paperback]

"There is plenty of information on each spot and also plenty of good colour photos throughout. The surfers tales give a good insight into the atmosphere of local surfers and a board guide shows what the guys that know their waves are riding. All in all a very useful guide laid out really well." Wavelength "NEW and in our opinion the best guide to surfing yet produced" A1 Surfshop "The ultimate travel companion - exploring not only the waves of Europe but also its diverse culture, because surf and travel are inextricably linked." Sam Lamiroy, top European pro surfer and all-round good Geordie bloke!"

It's a really good book that will be indispensable for every surfer.

A welcome addition to any surfer's back pocket.

The book fuses essential surf and travel information to produce a comprehensive guide.

The ultimate resource to help beat ther crowds and maximise precious water time.

The second of our activity guides, Surfing Britain follows on from the success of Surfing Europe. The slightly more compact size, makes it even handier to keep in your car or van. Chris and Demi have once more travelled the coastline seaching for that perfect wave and found plenty of local experts to give their opinions. Extensive coverage is given to Southwest England, Wales and Scotland as well as the up-and-coming south coast, East Anglia and Channel Isles. There's a special section on surfing in London but you'll have to wait to find out how! Critical listings including what to do on flat days Guidance on the breaks and the skill level required Board guide written by top shapers Suggestions on how to spend your time be it a few days or longer

There is a passion for travel and discovery at Footprint that has been reflected in our publishing since the South American Handbook was first published back in 1924. More than 80 years on, our aim is still simple: to give travellers a refreshingly different view that helps them to follow their own route and have a unique, memorable experience. Over 100 current guides reflect the many ways in which people enjoy independent travel; whether exploring ancient sites, seeking an adrenalin-filled adventure or relaxing on the beach, our authors do all they can to bring our customers the very best of each destination we cover.

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The definitive surf guide to Britain. Star breaks, road trips, local legends and getting your board across London ...

Covering the whole of the British Coastline including England, Scotland and the Islands, Wales, the Channel Islands plus Northern Ireland

When they’re not exploring, Chris Nelson and Demi Taylor check the Cornish surf from their bedroom window every morning. Chris grew up surfing the frigid reefs of northeast England. He founded and edited two of the UK’s most influential board sports magazines- Asylum and Freeride, spending almost a decade interviewing surfing’s heroes and anti-heroes. He is freelance writer, but more importantly he’s a sucker for a right-hand point break. Demi has travel in her blood- her childhood spanned four continents. She caught her first wave in ’92 and has been hooked on surfing ever since. After handling the UK communications for the world’s largest surf brand, she left home to become a freelance write and photographer and to spend more time surfing those left-hand beach breaks she loves so much. Together they have written How to be a Surfer and Footprint’s Surfing Europe.