Constantine Bay Surf School

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Constantine Bay surf school believe in Fun in the surf. The first part of the lesson is based on the beach running you through everything you need to have the confidence to safely have fun we then get in the sea to have a fun surf session.
Located on the north shore of Cornwall just 3 miles from Padstow, 7 miles from Wadebridge and 11 miles from Newquay.
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