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The Guardian - Life & Style • Feb. 2, 2026, 11:30 a.m.
How a disused Edinburgh quarry became a surfers’ paradise: ‘Scots have the appetite to push boundaries’
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The man behind Lost Shore, Europe’s largest inland surf resort, wanted to create a distinctly Scottish experience. Collaboration and a can-do attitude have delivered “It creates perfect waves,” says Andy Hadden, as another breaker ripples across the lagoon at Lost Shore, Europe’s largest inland surf resort.
Created in a disused quarry at Ratho, a village just outside Edinburgh, Lost Shore Surf Resort is already being celebrated as a standout surfing destination, and an important addition to adventure tourism in Scotland. Continue reading...
Created in a disused quarry at Ratho, a village just outside Edinburgh, Lost Shore Surf Resort is already being celebrated as a standout surfing destination, and an important addition to adventure tourism in Scotland. Continue reading...
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