Ringmore лучшие пляжи

With breathtaking views in an area of outstanding natural beauty, the lovely sandy beach at Bigbury-on-Sea, Devon, is a true gem. The shallow waters make it a perfect family-friendly beach. We saw many people enjoying their paddle boards and kayaks here as well. At low tide, you can walk across the sands to Burgh Island and enjoy a drink outside the Pilchard Inn. You should also see the purpose-built Sea Tractor, which runs between Burgh Island and Bigbury Beach. There is plenty of parking and toilets available in the nearby car parks. Note that our phones occasionally struggled to pick up a signal.

This place is absolutely stunning. We were pleasantly surprised to discover such a picturesque beach in England. It's definitely worth a visit. Additionally, there is a nearby cafe and a large car park available for £6 all day, with free access for National Trust members.

What a magnificent day we had at Mothecombe beach! As many have mentioned, there is a parking fee of £5 to park in the nearby field, but there is ample space available. The walk from the car park to the beach takes roughly 5-10 minutes and is a bit steep, but there are no steps to navigate. It's worth noting that there are no facilities on the beach itself, so it's advisable to stop at the School House near the car park or bring your own supplies. However, the sandy beach is simply delightful when the tide is out, and the shallow water is perfect for children to enjoy their first proper swim in the sea. We also saw many people paddleboarding, which added to the already great atmosphere of the beach. While it wasn't overly crowded, there was a pleasant buzz of activity.

This charming beach is a haven for dog lovers, equipped with convenient parking, washroom facilities, and a cozy cafe. To avoid any hassle, it's best to arrive early as the parking lot can fill up quickly and most visitors tend to stay for the entire day. Keep in mind that the only payment options available for parking are cash or through an app, as card payments are not accepted and change cannot be obtained from the cafe. The two access roads can be a bit tricky, so drive with caution. It's crucial to check the tide schedule as during high tide, the beach can become quite cramped, leaving little space for sunbathing and relaxation. Additionally, it's worth noting that the water is quite shallow, so if you plan to set up camp at the top of the beach, you may be quite a distance from the water during low tide.

We recently stayed at the hotel for three nights and it was absolutely delightful. Our room balcony offered a stunning view of the cove, and we were equally treated to breathtaking views from the restaurant. The staff provided exceptional service, being incredibly attentive. Each night, we were pleasantly surprised with a unique menu, and every meal we enjoyed was truly outstanding.

To start, I don't want to spoil the secret of this stunning little cove. We parked at Bolberry Down car park and hiked along the breathtaking coastal path to reach the beach. There were only three other people there when we arrived, making us a group of five. The attached photos truly capture the beauty of this secluded, gently sloping beach, which is perfect for a peaceful swim. I'm hesitant to share this hidden gem because it requires a bit of a trek to get there, which likely contributes to the peaceful atmosphere. Anyone who considers this their local favorite spot is truly fortunate. It's a wonderful place to unwind and relax.