St Audrie's Waterfall

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. £4 to nearby. Epic to explore and a cool waterfall! The rock formations are amazing! A truly stunning and unique waterfall. It's an amazing sight to see the cascading directly from the clifftop down onto the beach. The to get there was a fantastic adventure in itself. We started at Watchet Harbour Marine, went down the Helwell Bay Stairs, and walked along Helwell and Doniford beaches to reach it. The back along the coastal path completed a perfect circular route with views all the way. Highly recommended. Quite disappointing, is not nice to wanting spend there. Waterfall, well, it was disappointing either as the was barely flowing. Plus charge on private site seemed like waste of and effort. Probably best to see the is not summer. Don’t expect a great waterfall. It’s a tiny area with flowing water. However the is quite nice and wonderful 3 km all the way to the end. Bit beech is odd and a bit dirty green bubbly of sorts. So I would avoid unless you are just going there for a walk. I don’t think swimming there is a good idea :( Drive inside day visitors can pay 4£ for parking. Aside from that it looks like a private caravan area of sorts. The signs are quite confusing. Amazing place, is £4 for the day. The path down is gravely with stairs at the bottom. Once you're on the beach, the fall is to the right. It looks amazing, and you can get some amazing photos of the falls or just on the beach. The photos will speak for themselves. Amazing and is definitely worth the visit, there was heaps of due to the rain all day. Be careful when making your way down as the paths are uneven & the stairs to the are deteriorating. It is to the left when reaching the beach. Waterproof footware is recommended as walking barefoot can be cold. (We visited in November). Loved the sunset, as we got to witness the most colours in the sky. Despite the weather being really gloomy and dark when we parked the car. It was a different world when we walked onto the beach. was absolutely worth it. Ladies at the office were lovely and helpful. There were signs of high tide though so it would be good to check before going or else you won't be able to on the to see the waterfall. Heading home to Wales from Devon and stopped by to show members of the family who didn't know waterfalls on beaches were a thing in the UK, just how Somerset's St Audrie's is! Bit of a scramble to it and back & entrance is through the but they do have a small pay and display available and tea rooms. Obviously the more recently it's rained the better it's flowing but even so it's been each I've stopped by. Stunning place beach. Not swimmable but very picturesque. Can see Cardiff across the bay in the evening. Private but can stay at home farm in quintoxhead to access. The down from the home car is very so be warned if you're unstable on your feet. Very and so lovely to visit. Fabulous to visit. Rather trek down with steps for the instead. Especially if wet. We just loved it and well worth it. Glorious and feels like going back to Jurassic times. It rained heavily while we were there but just added to the atmosphere. Amazing stone formations. to beach. Lovely onto beach. £4 car park. Recommend to visit , but make sure tide is out . Great and amazing natural full. Lots of rocks to look through for fossils, lots of sandy sections for digging and relaxing. Little shop at the top of the path with and toilets. Pay to as it goes towards maintaining the lovely beach. It is a big slope to up and down to get to the beach, so isn't necessarily easy to access but does have a railing to hold on to. Lovely spot if a bit blustery today small visitor area, toilet and a little shop £4 to Wonderful place to visit. There is a slope to get down to the bay from the area however there is a handrail and it is easier going back up than down. There is at the home farm centre which is £4 for the day and also has toilets and a shop. The tide goes out quite far revealing a sandy which the flows down. The itself is very beautiful, however it may not be flowing if it hasn't rained recently. The cliffs are fascinating to look at and you can see all the layers of rock of varying colours. Just beware the cliffs are crumbling and pieces fall down every now and then. St Audrie's Bay offers a unique and picturesque experience, combining the beauty of a secluded with the natural wonder of a cliffside waterfall. The cascading over the red rock cliffs creates a stunning visual, especially after rainfall. Stunning, ...its a private accessed via the park, you can all day for £4. It is only accessible down a very hill which is some stairs and a slope with a handrail. But once there and you turn that corner..wow 😍 A from Haven at Doniford Bay to St Audries waterfall. Ive never seen such a variation in different rocks, rock pools and scenery, the just tops this off! Its absolutely stunning! to was long and steep, not for anyone with mobility issues. Dog friendly make sure you pick up after. Fossil beach, potential loose cliff edges. was rather disappointing too We absolutely loved spending here. You have the stone and can enjoy the water. You go around the corner to find a wonderful waterfall. It's to look at and nice to get sprayed by the waterfall. I loved that kids were playing and dogs were able to run around. Long coastline to explore. We can't wait to go back. natural phenomenon amidst such geological and wildlife splendour on our round from Watchet. Perfect sunshine and wind gave added sparkly spectacle to the cascade. Parked in the for £4 and an easy to the beach. sunny day and barely anyone else there - perfect!! was lovely and the was geologically interesting Very nice from car to the beach. view, steap and high cliffs. Definitely worth it 👌 Stunning piece of coastline with addition of this wonderful waterfall. Access to the is via a path then a flight of concrete steps. Paid & public toilets plus there is tea,coffee & hot chocolate available from the adjacent house (season dependent) Nestled along the picturesque Somerset coastline, St. Audrie’s is a hidden gem that blends natural beauty with a touch of magic. The itself cascades elegantly over a mossy cliff and flows directly onto the beach, creating a truly unique and photogenic scene, especially at low tide when the rock formations and tidal pools become accessible. Access requires a bit of a through the grounds of the St. Audries Bay Club, but the journey is part of the charm. The coastal views on the way down are stunning, and the path is manageable for most fitness levels, though it can be a bit in places. This spot is perfect for a peaceful escape, a romantic photo opportunity, or a quiet moment of reflection. It’s not overly crowded, which adds to the tranquil atmosphere. location, but I couldn't make it to the beach/waterfall as extremely and rough terrain to get down/up. My kids (teenagers) went down and loved it! Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.