North Sands

A sheltered, sandy cove just outside Salcombe town, with a car park and public loos a couple of minutes away. Dogs are welcome year-round, which is unusual on this stretch of coast. The Winking Prawn is over the road if you want lunch and a sandy dog underfoot. There is no lifeguard cover, so keep an eye on the tide.
The facts
- Status
- Visited but not yet written about
- Region
- South Devon
- Area
- Salcombe
- Type
- Beach
- Dog rules
- Off lead OK
- Walk distance
- 0.5-2.5 miles
- Walk difficulty
- Easy/Moderate
- Cost
- Free
- Website
- visitsouthdevon.co.uk ↗
Facilities
- Dog poo bins
- Toilets
- Cafe on site
- Accessible parking
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