Beaches

Leas Foot is the smaller and less busy of the two at Thurlestone, with the second being Thurlestone Beach. The Read more…

Combe Martin Bay is a sandy and shingle sheltered cove on the edge of the Exmoor National Park. An ideal Read more…

Plymouth Hoe (West) beach is not really a beach but just some rocks below Plymouth Hoe low limestone cliffs. The Read more…

Wildersmouth beach is one of Ilfracombe two beaches and is a small rocky bay with shingle and sand that all Read more…

Elender Cove is a small sandy cove with rocks tucked between Gammon head and Prawle Point. Excellent coastal walks on this Read more…

Woolacombe beach is a two-mile stretch of golden sand, a favourite with families. The beach has zoned areas to separate Read more…

Torcross beach is situated at the western end of the shingle bar known as Slapton Sands which encloses Slapton Ley. Read more…

Lannacombe Beach is sand and shingle with rock formations to explore, an ideal quiet family beach. No facilities, only a Read more…

Great Mattiscombe beach is an unspoilt sandy beach with access from the cliff top coast paths. The beach has plenty Read more…

Hollicombe beach is set below high sandstone cliffs this sheltered red sand beach is a real sun trap and at Read more…

Maceley Cove beach is a sandy beach that disappears at high tide and sits under the protection of the high cliff Read more…

Beer Beach in East Devon is a very pretty, curved pebble beach that is usually quite busy all year round. Read more…