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Discovery Surf School
Discovery Surf School offers urfing and SUP lessons as well as a small surf shop and hire of wetsuits, surfboards, bodyboards, kayaks and SUP’s (Stand Up Paddle boards).
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Discovery Surf School, Lower beach car park, Bigbury-on-Sea, Devon TQ7 4AS, United Kingdom
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