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
Sat 24th September
High 5:41am (5.08m)
Low 11:53am (1.46m)
High 5:56pm (5.34m)Sun 25th September
Low 12:15am (1.19m)
High 6:20am (5.26m)
Low 12:30pm (1.21m)
High 6:35pm (5.49m)Mon 26th September
Low 12:50am (0.99m)
High 6:57am (5.39m)
Low 1:05pm (1.03m)
High 7:12pm (5.58m)Tue 27th September
Low 1:25am (0.86m)
High 7:33am (5.47m)
Low 1:40pm (0.92m)
High 7:48pm (5.61m)
