South West England

Things to Do: Beaches

Porthgwidden Beach, St Ives, Cornwall (South Coast)

A sandy, sheltered cove, popular with children.

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Porthgwidden is a small, sandy beach which is popular for those families with small children. It is a delightful sun-trap with safe bathing and lifeguards on patrol during the summer season. The beach is convenient for the town and also has a good restaurant close by.

Church Ope Cove Beach, Weymouth, Dorset

Pebble beach surrounded by cliffs.

More information on: Church Ope Cove Beach

The beach is formed by a large expanse of limestone pebbles and is backed by cliffs on three sides which shelter bathers from the prevailing winds. Rufus Castle overlooks the beach which is south facing and safe for swimming. Bathing within the cove is clean and safe, but bathing outside the cove limits is for experienced swimmers only.

Croyde Bay Beach, Nr Braunton, Devon (North Coast)

A half mile sandy bay backed by sand dunes.

More information on: Croyde Bay Beach

The fine sand and dunes make this a popular beach with families. The beach also benefits from high waves and is a big hit with the surfers. There is also a surf school for those who are keen to join the action on the water.

Budleigh Salterton Beach, Budleigh Salterton, Devon (South Coast)

Lovely pebble beach beneath spectacular red cliffs.

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A lovely, pebble beach in the middle of a beautiful bay surrounded by red cliffs.

Marazion Beach, Nr Penzance, Cornwall (South Coast)

Views to St Michaels Mount and the bay beyond are spectacular

More information on: Marazion Beach

The beach is part of Mounts Bay, winner of Most Beautiful Bay Club. The beach is hard sand with a gentle sloping prospect making it ideal for families. Views to St Michaels Mount and the bay beyond are spectacular.

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