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Perranporth Surf School
The Surf school is located on Perranporth beach and we cater for all ages 7 years upwards and all abilities.
All instructors are Surfing England qualified.
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Perranporth Surf School, Perranporth Beach Car Park, Beach Road,, Perranporth, Cornwall TR6 0JL, United Kingdom
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