Salcombe Regis - all beaches

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.

This is a great location for a barbecue, but be aware that the paths and steps may be slippery if it has recently rained.

The beach is absolutely charming, but it is quite stony. Additionally, there is a parking fee of 1£ per hour.

The beach is an excellent spot for taking pictures, although it's not recommended for sunset photography. The ideal time to visit is in the morning when the sun beautifully illuminates the cliff, creating a stunning glow.

The beach is truly stunning and perfect for those who enjoy paddling. The sea front car park offers up to four hours of parking time, which is reasonably priced. Additionally, there are a handful of charming cafes and restaurants located nearby. I will definitely make a return visit to this wonderful destination.

We spent a tranquil and rejuvenating long weekend at an exquisite B&B that boasted a beach hut! The beach offered picturesque strolls and an array of charming cafes serving delectable crab sandwiches made from locally caught crabs. The pebble beach was ideal for swimming, with a spacious and stunning shoreline of beautifully sized stones that were easier to walk on than the typical pebble beach. Moreover, the seafront provided convenient facilities such as restrooms equipped with soap, water, and toilet paper, as well as a refreshing shower. Overall, we highly recommend this beach for a memorable and delightful experience.