WATERSPORTS GUIDE - Visit East Lothian
WATERSPORTS GUIDE - Visit East Lothian
WATERSPORTS GUIDE - Visit East Lothian
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Eyemouth<br />
Pease Bay 5 Coldingham 6<br />
By far the most popular of South <strong>East</strong><br />
Scotland’s beaches. Works on all small<br />
to big north and east swells.<br />
Offshore winds are from the south<br />
quadrant. Best at low tide on left hand<br />
side of beach and on the right at high<br />
tide. These waves are best left for<br />
intermediate and expert surfers. The<br />
middle of the beach, at all tides, is<br />
good for beginners although above<br />
head high, rips and dumpy waves<br />
become a problem. Danger from rocks,<br />
rips and other surfers – wave etiquette<br />
must be observed!<br />
Please respect Pease Bay Caravan<br />
Park and other holiday-makers.<br />
An idyllic little beach, protected from<br />
large north swells and open to south<br />
swells. It’s offshore on westerly and<br />
south westerly winds and has the best<br />
beach facilities on this stretch of<br />
coastline.<br />
Can get busy due to proximity of<br />
campsite and St Vedas Surf Shop.<br />
Strong rips, surfers and rocks provide<br />
the hazards.<br />
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