South Milton Sands car park TQ7 3JY
Hope Cove
South Milton
If you want sand, stunning scenery and the chance to see rare wildlife on your holiday then Milton Sands has got the lot. It’s set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and behind the beach you can discover wetlands that have been designated as an area of Special Scientific Interest. If you’re looking for a chance to observe wildlife in its natural environment, Milton Sands is the place to come for great views of migrating birds, rare butterflies and much more.
If you’re more interested in spending time next to the surf, the beach has also won an award from the Marine Conservation Society in recognition of the clean waters and protected natural habitats. Seals and dolphins are fairly common in the sea here and there have even been whale sightings in recent years. So if you have any budding marine biologists in your family, Milton Sands is a great destination.
Beach Essentials
One of Milton Sands’ biggest attractions is Thurlestone Rock, an arch-shaped rock that sticks out of the sea and can be seen from the beach. The beach is stacked with facilities including on-site parking and you can even bring your dog to the beach in the summer. In the nearby village of Thurlestone, which takes its name from the local landmark, you’ll find plenty of great accommodation, a pub serving food and a shop for all those beachside essentials. As the sea reaches low tide, there are lots of shallow rock pools for children and amateur ecologists to explore.
Above and Below the Waterline
Milton Sands beach is popular with surfers, and local surfing schools offer courses for beginners if you fancy trying out this fun sport for the first time. There are lifeguards on duty from May to September, so parents with kids can be sure that they’re being looked after. If you want to get up close and personal with the abundant marine life, you can take advantage of the clear waters and go diving or snorkelling. There are reefs and a number of shipwrecks that have become home to underwater flora and fauna. If you like to keep it a bit drier, kayaks and canoes are available for hire.
Thurlestone Sands is a beach located in Thurlestone, Devon, England . The beach is made up of two main beaches - the smaller one is next to the Golf Club while the larger beach is slightly further along the coast towards South Milton. Both beaches are sheltered and the waters are shallow enough for the kids to splash about in. Thurlestone Sands is a popular location for a wide variety of watersports . The beach is part of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has won an award from the Marine Conservation Society thanks to its clear, clean waters .
Highland Cattle
It's not every day you get a chance to meet these animals, and these gentle giants never say no to a little fuss and love!
The handsome Highland Cattle are back out grazing Cathole cliff between Soar Mill Cove and Bolberry Down. The Mills family which farm this area use these cattle as they are good at bashing through scrubbier ground, and will help to improve the condition of the important coastal grassland. The cattle are owned by local farmer Robert Rogers, you will see them on his farm behind South Milton Sands
Hope Cove is a picturesque coastal village located in the South Hams district of Devon, England. It is situated within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, known for its stunning landscapes and coastal scenery. Hope Cove is a popular destination for tourists seeking a peaceful and scenic retreat.
The village is divided into two parts: Outer Hope and Inner Hope. Outer Hope is the larger of the two, featuring a sandy beach known as Mouthwell Sands. This beach is suitable for families and offers opportunities for swimming, kayaking, and other water activities. Inner Hope, on the other hand, is a quieter, more secluded area with a shingle beach.
Hope Cove has a rich maritime history and was once a thriving fishing and smuggling community. Today, it maintains a charming and relaxed atmosphere, making it a sought-after destination for those looking to enjoy the natural beauty of the Devon coastline.
Visitors to Hope Cove can explore the South West Coast Path, which passes through the village, offering breathtaking views of the rugged cliffs and the English Channel. There are also local pubs, cafes, and accommodations that contribute to the village's welcoming and friendly ambiance.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:11 Hope Cove
00:23 South Milton Sands
00:33 Thurlstone Rock
01:19 Mouthwell Sands
03:42 Map
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