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If you’re thinking about a golf break in Cornwall, then Bude golf courses should be top of your list. Bude in North Cornwall and its surrounding coastline is a cherished holiday destination, with everything wonderful about Cornwall in one place—including beaches, amazing dining, and photogenic coast and country.

Fishing in Bude is a favourite with anglers all over, and not just for the wealth of prized fish to be caught. Bude is, and always will be, a poetic place to cast a rod.

Bude boasts an array of fantastic surf schools. Whether you’re a novice eager to learn or an experienced surfer looking to refine your skills, you’ll find exceptional instruction here to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

A list of dog friendly beaches in Bude, Cornwall, including seasonal dog ban and dogs on lead dates. Dog Friendly:  Duckpool Beach, Sandymouth Bay, Black Rock (South side of Widemouth Bay) and Millook Beaches are all dog friendly all year. Dog Restrictions:  Dogs are welcome on Summerleaze Beach all year, but they must be on a lead during Lifeguard Hours, Dog Bans:  There is a seasonal dog ban on Crooklets Beach and Widemouth Bay.

Wondering where you can get the best Cornish Pasty in Bude? Look no further! In the name of research and geat customer service, we’ve been to the bakeries in Bude and purchased a traditional Cornish Pasty to find out.

The Bude Canal boasts a remarkable history that spans two centuries, shaping the landscape and community of the region. While it may not have been the focal point of bustling activity, its legacy rivals that of many other canals across the country. Despite ceasing operations as a functional waterway, the canal’s significance endures to the present day.

Participating in a beach clean, or beach clean-up while on holiday in Bude not only benefits the local environment and community but also enriches the visitor’s experience by promoting environmental awareness, community engagement, and personal fulfilment.