Dog friendly beaches in and around Shaldon, Devon

Dogs are permitted all year round. Ness Cove at Shaldon nestles in between magnificent red cliffs and is accessed via an original smuggler's tunnel. At the tunnel's end, you'll discover the perfect get away - life is truly a beach! Shaldon Tourist Information Centre near Ness… Read more

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Dogs are not permitted between 1st May to 30th September along the seashore between the Clipper Quay and the steps to the beach approximately 410m the South East of Clipper Quay. A mix of shingle and sand, the beach gently shelves towards the estuary mouth with views over… Read more

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Dogs are welcome all year round. Located on the estuary side of town, this charming beach takes you back to days gone by. Local fishermen mend nets, sand eels are caught, boats bob up and down with the tide and children splash and play. Watch the sun set magnificently over the… Read more

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Dogs welcome to the left of the viaduct, all the way towards Dawlish Warren apart from 100 metres before the large red rocky outcrop. Visit South Devon Useful information for holidays in Devon including accommodation and tourist attractions. Read more

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The beautiful sandy beach of Watcombe is an idyllic spot surrounded by cliffs and wooded hillsides. The steep path that leads down to the beach passes through mature woodland and opens out to reveal a small cove, with spectacular scenery. Operated by: Cafe owner under licence.… Read more

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A long sandy beach stretching all the way from the mouth of the River Teign east towards Dawlish. Free summer entertainment, with the added attraction of the grand Victorian Pier, long promenade and a state-of-the-art children's play area and adventure golf course means that a… Read more

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Babbacombe is a delightful small beach set beneath the cliffs at Babbacombe Downs and is operated by a private company. The promenade on Babbacombe Downs is known as the highest in England and has spectacular views. An interesting place to explore with rock pools, cliffs and… Read more

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No dogs between 1 April to 30 September Visit South Devon Useful information for holidays in Devon including accommodation and tourist attractions. Read more

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Up the coast from Beesands, Slapton Sands is also a long, east-facing beach, looking out into Start Bay and towards the lighthouse. At the southern end of this three mile long beach is Torcross, but you can also access the beach half way up the strand, via the memorial car park,… Read more

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The beach is a long stretch of red sand parallel to the main seafront road between Torquay and Preston. There is a designated water-skiing area and the beach is largely used by water-sports enthusiasts during the summer months. The beach is located to the South of Corbyn’s Head… Read more

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This mainly sandy beach represents an unusual combination of attractive scenery, the Quaywest Water Park and an area of established park land. It is therefore a major attraction in the area, capable of supporting a very large number of visitors. Facilities and amenities are… Read more

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Fairy Cove is a pretty little beach to the South of Paignton Sands, just over the Harbour wall, which is popular with families. Comprised of red sand and shingle with red sandstone cliffs at the back; at low tide the beach is separated from the sea by flat rocks with interesting… Read more

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A small shingle and rocky beach adjacent to Shoalstone Pool, Brixham's outdoor seawater swimming pool. There is easy access to the promenade surrounding the beach and pool, with a cafe and superb views across the bay. Beach Office: 01803 851806 Type: Shingle and rocky with large… Read more

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Beacon Cove is a perfect haven away from the main beach of Torquay, close to the new Living Coasts, a part of the award winning Paignton Zoo. There is good disabled access down to the small promenade above a tiny shingle beach. Its sheltered position makes it a warm sunny spot… Read more

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  Dogs allowed on Goodrington North Beach and Goodrington Park also known as Youngs Park all year and on Goodrington South Beach from 01 October to 30 April. There are public toilets, a pub and two cafes, Cantina Kitchen and Bar is open all year and is dog friendly. The high… Read more

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Dartmouth has a rich heritage, both for maritime leisure and naval reasons. It's one of the most well-to-do towns in South Devon and a magnet for visitors and yachting enthusiasts, who sail here from near and far. The River Dart provides the setting and the town provides the… Read more

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Dogs welcome all year. At the very start of the long coastal bar that stretches to Torcross and beyond is this beautiful, safe and clean beach of fine shingle. This is an ideal spot for a dip, for picnics, windsurfing or canoeing. Dogs welcome all year. Visit South Devon -… Read more

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Institute Beach is a quiet little cove backed by red sandstone cliffs, tucked away behind the Livermead Cliff Hotel. At low tide there are rock pools. The beach is located behind the Livermead Cliff Hotel on Torquay’s seafront road. Access is via a set of steps off Cliff Road.… Read more

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Elberry Cove is a pretty shingle beach with beautiful clear water reached by foot path from Broadsands. This is a beautiful beach in an idyllic rural setting. Consisting mainly of shingle it is very popular with water ski boats. The romantic ruins of Lord Churston’s bath house… Read more

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A small stretch of shingle beach nestled below an array of spectacular cliffs provides a perfect setting for those who prefer a quieter environment in which to relax. The impressive crescent shaped Osbourne Hotel overlooks the beach and the spilt level promenade backs onto a… Read more

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Dogs allowed all year. These are two halves of a 3 mile sand and shingle bar stretching between Strete in the north and Torcross in the south. At the Torcross end, the bar divides the sea from Slapton Ley - a freshwater lake and Nature Reserve. All of this area of coast is in an… Read more

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Dawlish Warren prides itself on being one of South Devon's top family beaches. Distinctive sand dunes and an internationally recognised nature reserve add uniqueness to this nine time European Blue Flag award winning beach. Dogs can be taken onto the beach between groyne 3 to 9… Read more

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The beautiful little shingle beach of Fishcombe is an idyllic spot surrounded by cliffs and wooded hillsides. The steep path that leads down to the beach passes through mature woodland and opens out to reveal a small cove, with spectacular scenery. Type: Shingle with rocks and… Read more

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Peaked Tor is a tiny pebbly cove down a set of 150+ steps from the coast path behind the Imperial Hotel. In the late 19th century this beach was designated as a 'gentleman’s bathing cove'. At the top of the steps above the beach is an old wartime Mine Watcher’s post from where… Read more

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