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Sennen Surfing Centre
Sennen Surfing Centre operates from the of Sennen Beach located beside the beach restaurant.
Our fully qualified friendly and experienced team offer a variety of surfing courses for all abilities. We also offer discounts for large groups, families, schools, colleges and community projects.
All equipment is included free of charge in each package.
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Sennen Surfing Centre, Sennen Beach, Penwith Peninsula, Cornwall TR19 7AD, United Kingdom
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