Cullompton - all beaches

It's not a nice beach at all, overcrowded and quite unpleasant to walk on

The beach was absolutely splendid! During my stay at the Haven, I had the pleasure of strolling along the beach several times, taking in the breathtaking views and fresh sea air. It was evident that many people shared my admiration for this beach, as I noticed several visitors with their furry companions enjoying the sand and waves. The coastal path provided a delightful walk back, completing a perfect day at the beach.

The Sandy Beach boasts a plethora of shops, cafes, and restaurants, making it a bustling hub of activity. The beach huts and cobblestones add to its charm, creating a picturesque setting. It's an ideal spot for families to enjoy a day out.

This beach is perfect for spending time with friends and family of all ages. It offers a spacious and even promenade that is ideal for biking, using wheelchairs, or simply taking a leisurely stroll. The sunrises and sunsets here are absolutely stunning. Additionally, there are specific areas designated for swimming, ensuring safety, especially when the tide is either rising or falling and the estuary's current is particularly strong.

This beach is really lovely and it's quite easy to get to. Just make sure to pay attention to any warnings, especially when the tide changes because it can flow quite fast due to being at an estuary. On the day we visited, the weather was cool but sunny, so it wasn't crowded. The beach was clean and had high-quality sand, perfect for the children to play on.

The village is absolutely stunning. It's a charming spot for a day excursion, and if you decide to stay in the village, it serves as a perfect starting point for exploring other nearby coastal destinations like Seaton, Sidmouth, Lyme Regis, and more. For those who enjoy being active, I highly recommend trying one of the scenic walks along the Coastal Path.