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Daymer Bay

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Daymer Bay

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About the spot

Daymer Bay lies in the Camel estuary opposite Stepper Point. The sandy shore can offer sheltered conditions, but strong currents make ebbing water particularly problematic.

Reassess wave height and remaining landing space before each session. Local club guidance adds the essential access details that a wind forecast cannot provide.

Water typeEstuary

Suitable wind directionsSuitable wind fromN · NWMarked sectors · not a forecast

Access & local notes

No kiting in July/August from 10:00 to 18:00. Use rising or slack water after local checks; avoid the channel and Doom Bar on the ebb.

Source: Daymer Bay | Kernow Kitesurf Club · accessed on 14/10/2026

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GPS coordinates

50.577, -4.924

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The marker and GPS coordinates show the approximate location of the spot. Follow the designated access points and zones on site.

Skill level

Expert

Extensive experience with difficult launches, surf, currents or obstacles is required. Little room for riding or judgement errors.

The four skill levels

Skill level: Beginner
For first rides and basic skills in suitable conditions. Beginners need qualified instruction and the designated teaching area.
Skill level: Advanced
Independent riding, staying upwind, launching, landing and self-rescue are required, with control in chop, waves or changing conditions.
Skill level: Expert
Extensive experience with difficult launches, surf, currents or obstacles is required. Little room for riding or judgement errors.
Skill level: Pro
An exceptionally demanding specialist spot for pro-level riders. Extreme spot hazards require precise control, local knowledge and agreed safety support.

Editorial guidance based on the spot description. Applies in suitable conditions within the area described; wind, waves and tides can require greater skill. Beginners always need instruction.

Before your visit

Check current notices at the access point, swimming zones and local restrictions.

Local information