Best shops are Gulfstream, and Surfed Out in Braunton, i also like Spider cause i like talking to the owner/manager who is an older surfer who has travelled extensively. Tikis okay but mainstream and Hunter sell nice clothes, Second skin tends to be expensive and wont offer discounts but does sell surftechs if your into that sort of thingwww.gulfstreamsurfboards.co.ukwww.surfedout.com 

www.eyeball-surfcheck.co.ukhttp://magicseaweed.com Croyde and Woolacombe forecast/photoswww.surfstation.co.uk  

www.morocsurf.comIve stayed with Moroccan Surf Adventures twice now, both times in early January and in 5 weeks there ive only ever had 2 days without surf. Denny runs the place its really friendly with a chilled out vibe, he takes you to the best surf everyday avoiding crowded breaks unless specifically asked to stop there. His wife Emma cooks amazing meals for dinner or theres a beach cafe which does the best grilled fish, lamb, chicken and calamari. A day at Dens starts with a breakfast of cereal and bread then the van is loaded and you travel around different surf breaks all day to suit the differing ability levels normally found at the camp. Back by evening and maybe go for a cut-throat shave at the local barber, or check emails at the internet cafe up the road, or my personal favourite of chilling out on the roof terrace with a cool beer. Followed by a lush dinner and movie before doing it all again next day.