Sandymouth is a beach three miles north of Bude in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. The area is formed from cliffs and rock formations with a broad …
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Sep 27, 2024
Incredible beach for exploring all the rock formations and interesting tide pools. The beach stretches on towards a huge cliff with gorgeous views from the water level to above with views off the cli…Full review by nowpacking
Sep 24, 2024
We went in a chilly day which is fine as we love to hear the waves crashing! It’s not wheelchair accessible unfortunately! Lots of rock pools for everyone to enjoy! Just got careful for the cliffs…Full review by Road31435324199
Aug 20, 2024
As long as you get the rides right this is a lovely beach with good space and waves. Lifeguards on duty. The walk down/back is a little steep but worth it.Full review by Kim W
Hi, My answer depends on the severity of the disability. There is a route from the car park to the beach, but it's not flat path and the descent is quite steep. There are also a couple of …
Hi, My answer depends on the severity of the disability. There is a route from the car park to the beach, but it's not flat path and the descent is quite steep. There are also a couple of steps at the end. I hope this has been helpful?
is this beach one of the best in the area for surfing and body-boarding?
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Not one of the best in the area for surfing... but hope the following helps! Sandymouth - the northerly end of the sandy beach running about two miles down to Bude. The beach …
Not one of the best in the area for surfing... but hope the following helps! Sandymouth - the northerly end of the sandy beach running about two miles down to Bude. The beach faces west and works best with light easterly winds. Wave quality depends on the position of the sandbanks which can change from tide to tide. It is usually a typical beach break with no defined peaks. But watch out for the rip currents which can be ferocious in surf over five feet (1.5m). Not suitable for beginners. Widemouth Bay - the principal surf break in the area, attracting surfers of all ages and abilities on all kinds of craft. An ideal beach for learners although it can be hard getting outside the broken surf West facing, it works well at all stages of the tide but towards the high tide waves get faster and more hollow. Dawn patrols are particularly rewarding here, often giving glassy, uncrowded conditions. Boards are available for hire on the beach and tuition is available at two nearby adventure centres.
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