Kynance Cove

Kynance Cove is a surf spot located in Cornwall, United Kingdom. This location is characterized by its unique geographical features, including a combination of sandy areas and rocky outcrops. The surf spot produces a left-hand wave at low tide, making it suitable for surfers of all levels. The wave direction is an a-frame, which can cater to various surfing styles. Kynance Cove is owned by the National Trust, ensuring the preservation of its natural beauty. To reach Kynance Cove, drive towards Lizard Point through Helston and past the Culdrose air base. After passing ‘Kynance garage’ on the right, take the turning approximately 600 yards on the right, which is signposted about one mile before Lizard Point. Continue down the lane, over speed ramps, and turn left down the dirt track when you see the sign for the car park. Park by the wooden posts and walk about 300 yards towards the ocean to access the break. The surf spot is known for its normal wave quality, with a frequency of sometimes breaking. The wave length is less than 50 meters, and the crowd is generally empty, making it an appealing choice for those looking to avoid busy surf conditions. It is important to check the surf etiquette, especially when surfing crowded spots, and assess your skill level against the difficulty of the waves before entering the water. The surf conditions are influenced by the wind, which typically comes from the north to northeast. The best type of surfboards for this spot include shortboards and longboards, accommodating various surfing preferences. Nearby surf spots include Kennack Sands, Porthleven Beach, Rinsey Cove, and Praa Sands, providing additional options for surfers in the area. Respect the locals.