One of the most consistent and popular breaks along the south Devon coast. Quality, thanks to the rivermouth, which grooms the nearby sandbars, but also delivers dubious water quality at times after rains (check out SSRS). Works around tide and best with a light NE offshore.

A-frames up and down, generally best around the rivermouth, particularly mid to high. The Bigbury end is generally a little smaller/more sheltered, and towards low tide a quality long peeling right off the island rocks often starts to work. Nearby Challaborough can also be worth checking out for a little more shelter and some quality peaks.

Some rocks, gets rippy, especially when big. Crowded, limited parking, lots of beginners and surf schools. Paid parking either on east headland for rivermouth peaks, or in Bigbury-on-sea for the more sheltered end.

Buoys

Looe Bay

Forecast

Surf
Primary Swell
Wind
Primary Swell
Secondary Swell
Tide
Weather
Friday 16/10
6am
3-4 ft
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12pm
3-4 ft
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6pm
2-3 ft
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Tides
Dawn:
7:06am
Sunrise:
7:39am
Sunset:
6:21pm
Dusk:
6:55pm
Saturday 17/10
6am
1-2 ft
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12pm
1-2 ft
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6pm
1-2 ft
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Tides
Dawn:
7:07am
Sunrise:
7:41am
Sunset:
6:19pm
Dusk:
6:53pm
Sunday 18/10
6am
1-2 ft
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12pm
1-2 ft
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6pm
0-1 ft
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Tides
Dawn:
7:09am
Sunrise:
7:42am
Sunset:
6:17pm
Dusk:
6:51pm
Monday 19/10
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Tuesday 20/10
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Wednesday 21/10
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Thursday 22/10
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