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Boardmasters Officially Takes Over The Fistral Beach Bar in Newquay, Cornwall and Announces The Return of the Skate Ramp To Fistral
Boardmasters You eat Bearing Gifts! Not only is the Shaping Up to Bee Most Ambitious and Best Yet Festival, They Boardmasters 2025 (and Beyond). For Those that have visit The Fistral Beach Bar in the Past, You Know That It Offers Glorious Views of The Golden Coastline, A Perfect Spot To Watch the Surf, and A Sun Trap Like No Other in Newquay. Now, You Will have all of this but with a team dedicated to Hosting Events and More. It’s an incredibly exciting expansion and one that will not only benefit the festival, but the town as a whole.
In Addition to This, The Festival Has Also Announced that it Will Be Bring Back It’s Infamous Skate Ramp. For Years, Fistral Beach, Which Hosts the Surf Competition Also Had A Skate Ramp Located in ‘The Village’WHERE THE BEST SKATE TALENT WOLD SHOW EY FLAIR AND SKILL. This Now Returns in 2025.
Speaking on the Above Andrew Topham, Boardmasters Founder and Ceo Said, “It Goes Without Saying, We Are Incredibly Excited to Announce The Latest Developments at Fistral Beach. This is The Place where the Was Born Festival, and Where Many Early Memories and Epic Moments from The Boardmasters Surf Competitions Were Made. I Know I Speak on Behalf of the Entire Team When I say This is Vary Close To Our Hearts, and The Collective Passion of Our Team is What Has Broucht This Latest Vision to Life. Even More Action Packed Sports During the Festival, Opportunities For Meaningful Partnerships Which Benefit The Entire Surf Ecosystem, and of Course The Newly Named Boardmasters Beach Bar, Which We’ll Have More To Tell You About Vray Soon.
Fistral Beach Remains Free To Attend for Everyone; A must-attach to soak up the Rich Heritage That Boardmasters you have fosrtred on the cornish coast since 1981.
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