Croyde Beach
Croyde is perhaps Devon's best known surfing beach and for good reason. Facing almost due west the beach picks up a good deal of swell and combined with quality sand banks makes for one of the UK's best surf beaches. Its also reknown for packing a fair bit of power, particularly on the low tide when barrels are not uncommon.
Go to yosurfer.com for surf reports & forecasts
Croyde is a popular resort village with the beach being its main asset, as a result it can get a little crowded at the height of the holiday season.The beach itself is a pretty stretch of sand backing on to sand dunes and is about a half mile walk from the village. To the north it is bordered by the unspoilt red rock headland of Baggy Point
Croyde Beach tide times
Fri 22nd September
Low 01:54am (0.63m)
High 07:53am (5.53m)
Low 02:10pm (0.74m)
High 08:07pm (5.62m)Sat 23rd September
Low 02:30am (0.78m)
High 08:23am (5.47m)
Low 02:45pm (0.91m)
High 08:36pm (5.50m)Sun 24th September
Low 03:02am (1.02m)
High 08:51am (5.36m)
Low 03:16pm (1.17m)
High 09:04pm (5.32m)Mon 25th September
Low 03:30am (1.33m)
High 09:18am (5.19m)
Low 03:41pm (1.48m)
High 09:33pm (5.08m)
