Seven Bays in Seven Days: A Coastal Adventure in South Devon

Bantham Beach: Surfing Paradise and Golden Sands

Start your adventure at Bantham Beach, renowned for its golden sands and consistent waves. Whether you're a seasoned surfer or a beginner looking to catch your first wave, this beach is a surfer's paradise. The clear blue waters and gentle slopes make it an ideal spot for families and water sports enthusiasts. After a refreshing swim or an exhilarating surf session, relax on the soft sands and soak up the sun.

Seven Bays in Seven Days South Devon: Creating unforgettable family days in South Devon

by Jan White

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Thurlestone Sands: Secluded Cove and Pristine Waters

Nestled between towering cliffs and lush greenery, Thurlestone Sands is a secluded cove that offers a tranquil escape. The crystal-clear turquoise waters invite you to swim, snorkel, or paddleboard among marine life. The sheltered nature of the cove makes it a serene spot for families and those seeking a peaceful coastal retreat. Explore the nearby Thurlestone Rock, a natural archway that adds a touch of enchantment to this stunning setting.

Hope Cove: Charming Fishing Village and Picturesque Harbor

Step back in time as you enter Hope Cove, a charming fishing village that exudes old-world charm. Wander along the narrow streets lined with quaint cottages and browse the local art galleries and boutiques. The picturesque harbor is home to a variety of fishing boats and offers breathtaking views of the rugged coastline. Treat yourself to a delicious seafood meal at one of the waterside restaurants and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of this enchanting village.

Salcombe: Sailing Haven and Coastal Gem

Salcombe is a vibrant coastal town that combines stunning scenery with a lively atmosphere. Renowned as a sailing haven, the azure waters of the estuary are dotted with yachts and boats. Embark on a boat trip to explore the hidden coves and secluded beaches that line the coastline. Ascend Salcombe Hill for panoramic views of the town, estuary, and surrounding countryside. Explore the independent shops and boutiques, and indulge in culinary delights at the charming restaurants and cafes that line the waterfront.

Start Point: Dramatic Cliffs and Natural Beauty

Venture to Start Point, the southernmost tip of Devon, where dramatic cliffs meet the relentless waves of the Atlantic Ocean. The towering Start Point Lighthouse stands proudly on the headland, guiding ships safely through treacherous waters. The rugged coastline offers breathtaking views and is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Walk along the South West Coast Path to discover hidden coves, secluded beaches, and abundant birdlife. Explore the nearby Slapton Ley Nature Reserve, a haven for migratory birds and a tranquil spot for a peaceful stroll.

Blackpool Sands: Secluded Beach and Coastal Sanctuary

Escape to Blackpool Sands, a secluded beach that offers a sanctuary远离喧嚣。在黑色沙滩上漫步，享受turquoise 的清澈海水和温柔的波浪。高耸的悬崖为海滩提供了壮丽的背景，营造出一种隐秘和亲密的感觉。距海滩仅几步之遥的是blackpool Sands酒店，提供豪华住宿和令人惊叹的海景。在海滩上的餐厅享用美味的午餐，欣赏令人叹为观止的景色。

Dartmouth: Historic Port Town and Majestic River

Conclude your coastal adventure in Dartmouth, a historic port town that blends charm and maritime heritage. Explore the winding streets lined with colorful houses and independent shops. Admire the impressive Dartmouth Castle, which has guarded the town for centuries. Embark on a boat trip along the River Dart, a picturesque waterway that meanders through stunning countryside. Discover secluded coves, ancient woodland, and charming villages along the riverbanks. Dartmouth is a fitting end to your seven-day coastal exploration, offering a glimpse into Devon's rich history and breathtaking natural beauty.

Planning Your Seven Bays Adventure

• Accommodation: Choose from a range of hotels, guesthouses, and vacation rentals in the towns and villages along the coast.
• Transportation: A car is recommended for the most flexibility, but you can also use public transportation (buses and trains) in combination with walking or cycling.
• Food and Drink: Enjoy fresh seafood, local produce, and traditional Devon cuisine at restaurants, cafes, and pubs throughout the region.
• Activities: From surfing, swimming, and sailing to hiking, cycling, and exploring, there are countless activities to choose from.
• Tips: Pack for all types of weather, bring your swimsuit and sunscreen, and be prepared for incredible coastal views around every corner.