Linton - all beaches

Review by Richard White. This beach is not accessable by vehicle as the road the the coast is a private one (two locked gates). You can gain access via the SW Coastal path which runs alongside or footpath from Hartland Quay or Stoke. The roadway is open for pedestrians who are visiting Hartland Abbey (seasonal only). You cannot access the beach with a bike. Closest parking is 2km walk at Hartland Quay or 1.5km from the Hamlet of Stoke (limited parking). As highlighted in reports there are no facilities at this beach.

This beach is an absolute marvel with its magnificent striated red cliffs and two cascading waterfalls that grace the shore. The sheer abundance of grey pebbles and rocks is something I have never seen before. It is a tranquil and serene location that is definitely worth the journey.

This is a lovely spot to visit that's a bit off the beaten path, so it's not as crowded. You can park for free, and there's a rental service nearby that will drop off and pick up surfboards. The rock pools are great for kids to explore, and we found some little fish and crabs. The walk down to the beach is a bit stony, so it's best to go when the tide is out to have more sand to explore. The RNLI also keeps an eye on things, so you can feel secure. There's a cute little tea place nearby, so you don't have to go far for a snack or drink. Overall, this was the best beach we found in Bude.

This beach is truly breathtaking, and it's easily accessible for all, including those in wheelchairs. As you stroll along the pebbles and transition to the soft sand, the stunning views and great surf will leave you in awe. The water is simply fabulous, and I couldn't resist paddling in the sea for the first time in five years. It was an emotional experience that I'll never forget. When I visited Rosies cafe, I was delighted by the outside seating and the sandy play area for kids. The food was fantastic, and the prices were reasonable. Everyone was happy and smiling, which made the experience even more enjoyable. And if you're looking for a sweet treat, you won't be disappointed with the 20+ flavors of ice cream from two different manufacturers. This beach truly has everything you could ask for and more.

This location is truly amazing! However, if you are looking for a sandy beach, this may not be the ideal spot for you as there are many stones. Nonetheless, even without the sun shining, the scenery is breathtaking! It is an ideal place to relax by the fire and enjoy the beautiful sunset or take your furry friend for a walk. The car park is small, and the beach is not overcrowded, making it a perfect place to unwind. ❤️

The beach is quite rocky and presents a challenge to access. In fact, the only way to reach it is by walking through the popular tourist spot, Clovelly High Street. The street itself is charming with its cobbled surface, but it is also quite steep and not recommended for those with pushchairs or wheelchairs.