Polridmouth Cove has two sandy beaches that are joined at low tide although all but disappear at high tide. The cove is on the eastern side of Gribbin Head.
There are excellent coast walks.
No facilities and an approximate 20 minutes walk from nearest car park along a small track.
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Polridmouth Beach is dog friendly and allows dogs all year.
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