Devon, with its long coastline, boasts a wide variety of beaches, from sandy stretches perfect for families to more secluded coves and rugged shores. Popular beaches include Woolacombe, Saunton Sands, and Slapton Sands, while other gems include Morthoe Beach, Heddon's Mouth, and Exmouth Beach.
North Devon:
Woolacombe Beach: A 3-mile long, golden sand beach, popular for surfing, families, and general beach activities.
Saunton Sands: Known for its wide, sandy beach and strong waves, making it a favorite for surfers.
Morthoe Beach: A smaller, more secluded beach near Morte Point, offering a quieter experience.
Heddon’s Mouth: A rocky beach with a dramatic, wild atmosphere.
Black Church Rock/Mouthmill Beach: A less-known, hidden gem with a unique rock formation.
Lee Bay/Sandy Cove: A sheltered bay with sandy shores, perfect for families.
Grunta Beach: A small, sandy beach in Mortehoe, ideal for a quieter day at the beach.
South Devon:
Slapton Sands: A vast, sandy beach, perfect for watersports, picnics, and walks.
Exmouth Beach: A family-friendly beach with a long, sandy stretch and a harbor.
Dawlish Warren Beach: Another popular family beach with sandy shores, dunes, and a scenic pier.
Torcross Beach: Located next to Slapton Sands, it’s a great option for enjoying both beaches and watersports.
Bantham Beach: A small, picturesque beach with golden sand and stunning views.
Blackpool Sands: A sandy beach near Dartmouth, known for its clear waters and rocky outcrops.
Goodrington Sands: A popular family beach in Paignton, with a sandy beach, a pier, and attractions.
Salcombe: A picturesque coastal town with several beaches, including North Sands and South Sands.
Babbacombe Beach: A charming beach in Babbacombe Bay, offering rock pools and scenic views.
East Devon:
Budleigh Salterton Beach: A long pebble beach along the Jurassic Coastline.
Beer Beach: Known for its unique rock formations and fossils.
Sidmouth Beach: A large, sandy beach surrounded by cliffs.
Exmouth: A popular family beach with a long, sandy stretch.
