Gwenver is a privately-owned beach located near Sennen Cove, offering surfers a decent spot to catch some waves. It has a small car park, but keep in mind that space is limited. If you can’t find a spot in the lot, you’ll need to look for alternatives or park at Sennen and walk over. The local authorities have been strict about parking, especially against cars blocking access roads, so be careful. Note that overnight parking or van parking isn't allowed, which might be a bummer for those looking to hang out longer.

The surf at Gwenver works best with a low to mid tide and handles swell sizes from about 3ft (1 meter) to 10ft (3 meters). The waves come mainly from the west and west-southwest, breaking over a sandy bottom. Surfers can expect both right and left-hand waves, which can be fun for everyone from beginners to intermediates. The preferred wind direction is from the east to east-south-east, which helps create better conditions. You can bring a variety of boards here; whether you’re on a shortboard, funboard, longboard, fish, or even bodyboarding, there should be something for you, but it's worth noting that it can get pretty crowded, especially on weekends or when there's not much surf elsewhere.

Access to the beach is primarily through the Sennen Cove car park, so prepare for a bit of a walk if you're coming from there. The crowd factor can be an issue, as locals and tourists alike flock to this spot, especially during the autumn season when conditions are often more favorable. Just keep your eyes peeled for other surfers out there, and be respectful of other beachgoers!