Whats the best beach in Salcombe?

5 stunning Salcombe beaches for all occasions

• North Sands – family fun and fine food.
• South Sands – wonderful for watersports.
• East Portlemouth – sandcastles, sunbathing & swimming.
• Mill Bay – a sizeable sandy beach great for spreading out.
• Gara Rock beach – one of Salcombe’s best kept secrets.

Which beach is in Salcombe?

South Sands Beach
Salcombe South Sands Beach South Sands in Salcombe is one of the most unspoilt beaches in South Devon.

Does Salcombe have a sandy beach?

Salcombe’s North Sands is a popular sandy beach with picnic tables behind the beach. You will also find the ever popular Winking Prawn cafe and restaurant – a Salcombe institution! Good for: Families wanting to enjoy food and drinks from the Winking Prawn; doesn’t require you to catch a ferry; easily accessible beach.

Can you swim in Salcombe?

Not only is Salcombe known for its natural beauty, but also for its clear blue waters and soft golden beaches.

Is Salcombe beach dog friendly?

Dogs are allowed all year round on this beautiful sandy beach which is situated in East Portlemouth. If you are staying within Salcombe or the surrounding area you will need to catch the water taxi across to this beach, which is a short yet beautiful trip to get a full view of Salcombe from the sea.

Can you swim at Seaton Beach?

Overlooking Lyme Bay and surrounded by beautiful countryside, Seaton Beach is a large pebble beach stetchching over a mile long. Gently sloping, the beach is an ideal spot for swimming or water sports – and there kayaks or Stand up Paddleboards can be hired on site.

Is Seaton worth visiting?

Seaton is an extremely friendly, relatively modern town in East Devon. Set by the sea in a large bay on the Jurassic Coast, it has a kilometre long esplanade flanking the pebble beach. In the summer it’s the perfect place to find a space away from the crowds making it popular with locals and tourists alike.

Are there toilets at Seaton Beach?

This lovely family beach with a choice of places to eat, parking and toilets is in a quieter part of Cornwall to the east of Looe.

What is Seaton Dorset like?

Seaton is very nice, lovely beach, nice walks across the cliffs, you can walk across to Beer from there and the other way to Lyme Regis. Selection of eateries and shops, nothing flashy but you are close enough there to visit other places depending what you want.

How long is Branscombe Village?

National Trust list the walk as being 9.6 kilometres one-way, but their route takes you through the village of Branscombe first, so you can probably knock two or three kilometres off that if you’re starting from Branscombe beach.