Peter's Point

Peter’s Point is a surf spot located in Cornwall, United Kingdom. It is situated at the northern end of Upton Towans and is characterized by its difficult access, which contributes to its lower popularity compared to nearby beaches. Despite this, Peter’s Point often provides more interesting surf conditions as it tends to pick up more swell. The spot features an a-frame wave direction and has a sandy bottom. Surfing is possible at all tides, and the wave length ranges from 50 to 150 meters. The quality of the waves at Peter’s Point is considered a regional classic, making it suitable for surfers of all levels. The spot typically experiences regular surf conditions and tends to be less crowded, offering an opportunity for surfers to enjoy the waves with fewer people around. Nearby surf spots include Gwithian, Hayle Rivermouth, Carbis Bay, Breakwater, and St. Ives Harbour. To reach Peter’s Point, visitors can drive down to Carbis Bay, where a footpath leads directly to the surf area. Parking is available nearby, but it is advisable to check local regulations regarding parking. As with any surf spot, it is important to assess your skill level against the difficulty of the waves before entering the water. Additionally, respecting surf etiquette is crucial, especially in crowded areas. Surf forecasts, reports, maps, and webcams can provide valuable information for planning your visit. Respect the locals.