Mill Bay
Mill Bay beach is a sheltered, sandy beach located on the east side of the Salcombe estuary in Devon, opposite Salcombe. It's accessible by a short passenger ferry from Salcombe, or by driving to East Portlemouth via a longer route. The beach is dog-friendly all year, popular with families, and offers rock pools to explore at low tide, along with National Trust facilities nearby like toilets and a cafe.
Read MoreMaceley Cove
Maceley Cove beach is a sandy beach that disappears at high tide and sits under the protection of the high cliff of Gammon Head.Access is down a steep path from the coast path above and for the adventurous swimmers you can swim around to Elender Cove to the east. The beach has no facilities and the nearest parking is at Prawle Point.
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A breathtaking stretch of South Devon coastline where golden beaches meet rich history and stunning natural beauty. Ideal for sunseekers, walkers, wildlife lovers, and history buffs, this unique location offers much more than just a day at the beach.With its sweeping views of Start Bay and the tranquil waters of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve just steps away, Slapton Sands is the perfect escape from the everyday.
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On top of being an extremely picturesque and popular beach, Slapton Sands plays an important part in the survival of some of the UK’s rarest flora and fauna. So if you’re looking for a cracking beach holiday with the opportunity to do a little bit of exploring on the side, Slapton Sands should be on your list of ‘must visit’ destinations.
Read MoreHope Cove
H​ope Cove is made up of two sandy beaches, Inner Hope and Outer Hope, in the South Devon National Landscape (previously AONB), between Salcombe and Thurlestone. Accessible via a picturesque walk along the South West Coast Path, or a short drive from Kingsbridge, this secluded cove offers a sense of serenity and seclusion, creating a dramatic backdrop for sunbathers and photographers alike.
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Bantham Beach
Bantham Beach is a popular beach in South Devon known for its golden sands, rock pools, and views of Burgh Island. It is suitable for families and water sports enthusiasts, with seasonal lifeguards, and a large car park is available for a fee. Visitors can also enjoy coastal walks and the nearby village of Bantham.
Read MoreBigbury Beach
Bigbury Beach is a large, sandy beach in South Devon, famous for its connection to Burgh Island via a causeway at low tide and a unique 'sea tractor' at high tide. It's popular with families and watersports enthusiasts, offering safe swimming, rock pools, and facilities like toilets, cafes, and a surf school.
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