Widemouth Bay on the north coast of Cornwall, England is a broad, gently curving sweep of sand and dunes facing the Atlantic Ocean, prized for long surfable waves, rock pools at low tide and dramatic coastal views. The bay’s scale and exposure give it a more open, windswept feel than many south‑coast beaches, making it popular with surfers and walkers as well as families when the weather is kinder.
Locally the economy is driven by tourism - surf schools, holiday parks, cafes and small shops - and there’s a strong surf culture alongside quieter, close‑knit year‑round community life. The shoreline carries traces of history too: wartime defences and the sort of smuggling folklore common to Cornish coves, while the nearby market town of Bude provides services and links for visitors and residents alike.
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