Beaches in South West England
Weymouth Central Beach, Weymouth, Dorset
Award winning beach that provides a unique and all round visitor experience
The beach consists mainly of fine sand with shingle and pebbles at the north end, 40 metres to 150 metres in width on mean tides and approximately one mile in length. Mainly a Georgian seafront, with the beach adjacent to the town centre and harbour.
A large sandy beach backed by sand dunes. Clean and safe with lifeguards patrolling in the summer months. A stream runs through the beach to the sea and there are caves nearby to explore. A perfect place for all the family.
Marazion Beach, Nr Penzance, Cornwall (South Coast)
Views to St Michaels Mount and the bay beyond are spectacular
The beach is part of Mounts Bay, winner of Most Beautiful Bay Club. The beach is hard sand with a gentle sloping prospect making it ideal for families. Views to St Michaels Mount and the bay beyond are spectacular.
The small cove is within easy reach of Falmouth and is reasonable safe for swimming. It’s close to the Swanpool nature reserve and there is a coastal path leading to Gyllingvase beach.
Duckpool Beach, Nr Bude, Cornwall
Nestled below very steep cliffs and is approached via a wooded valley
A very atmospheric environment, the beach nestles below very steep cliffs and is approached via a wooded valley. It has golden sand on the left and rock pools on the right great for catching crabs and small fish, particularly during the summer months.
