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Dawlish Warren
Golden sands backed by sand dunes.This award winning beach entices families
to enjoy either a traditional seaside holiday or an idyllic day out
on one of the UK's top 5 beaches.
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Dawlish Town Beach
Within a short walk from the town centre, Dawlish Town Beach is ideal to
escape the hustle and bustle of the town. Take a boat trip around
the bay and spot the dolphins or see if you can catch a mackerel for
tea off the breakwater.
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Coryton Cove Dawlish
Rock pools to explore, occasional sightings of dolphins coupled with a
secluded sandy award-winning beach.
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Teignmouth Town Beach
A long sandy beach stretching all the way from the mouth of the River
Teign east towards Dawlish. With the added attraction of the grand
Victorian Pier, the beach offers the ulitmate setting for a day beside
the sea.
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River Back Beach, Teignmouth
Located on the estuary side of the town this charming beach transports you
to days gone by. Local fisherman mend nets, sand eels are caught,
boats bob up and down with the tide and children splash and play.
Take time to relax, breathe in the sea air and watch the world go
by.
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Shaldon Beach
A mix of shingle and sand, the beach gently shelves towards the estuary
mouth. Incredibly popular with local families Shaldon Beach is perfect
for those wishing to have an unforgettable day on one of South Devon’s
most atmospheric beaches.
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Ness Beach
Ness Cove nestles in between the magnificent red cliffs of South Devon,
which can only be accessed via an original smugglers tunnel. A shingle
beach sloping gently towards the sea, safe bathing, glistening rock
pools at low tide, watercraft access lane and superb views all add
up to something for everyone.
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Dog Walkers - please note dogs are welcome but certain restrictions are in force on certain areas of
the beach at Teignmouth, Dawlish, Dawlish Warren and Shaldon beaches. Between 1st May and 30th September dogs
are not permitted on certain sections. For more information, contact the Tourist Information Centre.
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