Coombe - all beaches

To be frank, there isn't a lot to expound upon when it comes to this particular beach. It's merely one of several petite stretches of sand that are scattered along the river's edge. However, like its companions, this beach is quite delightful. It boasts a pleasant expanse and a level surface, with the water situated in close proximity and conveniently reachable. Moreover, there are some charming strolls nearby, and a number of the beaches are connected by a wooded footpath.

This place is absolutely stunning. We were pleasantly surprised to discover such a picturesque beach in England. It's definitely worth a visit. Additionally, there is a nearby cafe and a large car park available for £6 all day, with free access for National Trust members.

This beach is a so-called hidden gem, but don't let that fool you. The British coastline is far from wonderful, and this beach does little to change that. The only saving grace is the weather, which is rarely good. The walk there is not worth the effort, and the access rope is a safety hazard. The tides are unpredictable and can leave you stranded. Don't bother visiting this beach unless you want to be disappointed.

This beach is a hidden treasure, offering stunning views of Salcombe. It's dog-friendly, but it's important to arrive before 10 am due to limited parking and a narrow single lane. The beach provides good restroom facilities, and there's a delightful coffee and crepe caravan to satisfy your hunger.

This beach on the south coast is known for being one of the top spots to swim. The views are stunning and it's perfect for those who want to avoid crowds. The cove is sheltered and has an impressive black wall on one side, providing protection from the elements.

This beach is a hidden gem, boasting crystal clear turquoise waters and soft yellow sand that will leave you feeling rejuvenated and refreshed. The friendly seals that inhabit the area add to the charm of this paradise, and the gorgeous rocks that surround the beach make for a picturesque backdrop. The path leading to the beach may be a bit steep and narrow, but it's well worth the effort. Taking breaks to catch your breath will give you the opportunity to appreciate the beautiful flowers that adorn the grassy banks and the glistening water that gradually disappears between the two hills. I highly recommend this beach to anyone seeking a slice of heaven on earth.