Surfing in Scotland

First surfing clubs date back in 1970s. The Scottish Surfing Federation was established in 1975. By the end of 1990s the sport has suffered a significant decline. The revival of popular sport in 2005 meant the establishing of regular National Championships in spring and Clan gatherings in autumn. ==Surfing locations==

Surfing locations in Scotland include the following: North East Coast • Cullen, Moray • Fraserburgh • Lossiemouth • Banff, Aberdeenshire • Aberdeen • Sandend East Coast • Coldingham Bay • Eyemouth • Pease Bay • St. Abbs • Belhaven Bay West Coast • Machrihanish, Kintyre North Coast • Thurso East Islands • Ness, Lewis • Tiree Inland • Lost Shore surf resort ==Surf schools==

Surfing schools in Scotland include the following: • Blue Coast Surf & Paddle, Cullen • New Wave Surf School, Lossiemouth • North Coast Watersports, Thurso • Coast to Coast Surf School, Dunbar • Surf Lewis, Isle of Lewis • Blown Away, St Andrews • Scot Surf School, Aberdeen • Blackhouse Watersports, Isle of Tiree • Momentum Surf School, Edinburgh • Pete's Surf School, Campbeltown == See also==