De Anonymous , 21-05-2007

- to become a great surfing spot... i'm not sure...it already is, haha. as for the artificial reef rumour, if enough people talk it is possible, with the help of a few hoarses heads in beds.GORING PARTY WAVE!!

De Robby B. , 08-04-2007

My thoughts about Goring... - I've lived in Goring all my life, and there never really useed to be waves at all there. This winter though, it was probaly the best I've ever seen. When I was a kid I used to watch my dad windsurf and never really thought about surfing the waves. Now I've had a go I think it's really fun! Although I've been spoiled by waves from the awsome beach called Gwithians in Cornwall. I think Goring's become a fantastic kitesurfing place, and it used to be a fantastic windsurfing place, although the wind has died down in recent years. I think that the Goring wave is a fun (although small) wave and I think with the right conditions, Goring could become not just a good surfing beach on a windy day, but maybe a great surfing beach altogeather. I think it has that potential. Hopefully it comes true!!!

De adam.c , 06-03-2007

The surf is small but were lucky theres any atall - i only live within a one minuet walk from the beach and i have lived and surfed near sea lane all my life and i have never witnessed a shark yet still there is always a first. i think that the swell is better than it was a few years ago as the rough weather and high winds have re shaped the beach at sae lane totally there is more undertow now but better surf still choppy and unpredictable. And latley i have been hearing rumers from lots of people that they are thinking of of building an artificial reef of worthing beach immagine that world class surf off worthing not that i believe that it will ever happen but hey there is still hope (SOMEWHERE !!!) HAHA