Seaside

Bigbury -on– Sea and Burgh Island

*dog friendly, 15 miles from Edeswell Valley

The stunning sandy beach of Bigbury on sea, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is joined by a causeway to the iconic Burgh Island which was made famous by Agatha Christie. Visit Burgh Island by riding the unique sea tractor or walk across the causeway at low tide to enjoy a drink at the Pilchard Inn or fine dining in the iconic Art Deco Burgh Island Hotel.

Bantham Beach

*dog friendly, 15 miles from Edeswell Valley

One of the most striking features of Bantham Beach is its vast expanse of golden sand, perfect for sunbathing, beach games, or simply strolling along the shore. As the tide recedes, it reveals a variety of fascinating rock pools, teeming with marine life. These pools provide endless entertainment for curious children and nature enthusiasts alike, offering a glimpse into the vibrant underwater world.

Hope Cove

*dog friendly, 15 miles from Edeswell Valley

Hope Cove is a quaint Devon village made up of two sandy beaches, Inner Hope and Outer Hope. Located within the South Devon National Landscape (AONB) it has traditional cottages at its heart. With seasonal lifeguards and water quality designated as excellent, Hope Cove’s beaches are great for families to visit. The mix of sand and rocky areas means it’s great for sandcastles and sunbathing as well as exploring the rockpools. The Hope and Anchor pub is very close to the beach for all your refreshment needs.

Salcombe

20 miles from Edeswell Valley

Nestled on the stunning South Devon coast, Salcombe is a picturesque seaside town renowned for its golden beaches, scenic estuary and rich maritime heritage. A popular destination for sailing, coastal exploration and relaxation, Salcombe has a unique charm and offers both beaches and a vibrant town centre including a range of boutique shops, galleries and craft shops for your retail therapy and a great selection of places to eat out.

The English Riviera

11.5 miles from Edeswell Valley

Covering the whole of Torbay the English Riviera includes the towns Torquay, Paignton and Brixham. Famed for the mild climate and tropical feel complete with iconic palm trees it offers something for everyone.

Torquay has a busy harbour, international marina, sandy beach and a wonderful array of continental style cafes, restaurants and cocktail bars & watersports for family days out.

Neighbouring Paignton offers the traditional seaside experience with a long sandy seafront, esplanade, traditional pier, crazy golf. cafés, bars and amusements.

Nearby Brixham has always centred around the harbour, where the fishing fleet of heritage trawlers still jostle for space with dayboats heading out to sea for the day’s catch, bringing it home daily to Brixham’s famous Fish Market. Here, in the heart of England’s Seafood Coast, the freshest fish and most delicious seafood is always on the menu Brixham is the quintessential English harbour, with a colourful and vibrant feel all year round, making it an ideal for a day out.

*Dog friendly beaches may be seasonal