Sandymouth Beach - National Trust

One of the Best Places To Visits in Flexbury 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. Sandymouth Bay Bude, Cornwall, managed by the National Trust, is an absolute gem and deserves every one of its five stars! From the moment we arrived, the convenience of the car made access incredibly easy, a huge plus for a trip. The facilities are top-notch. The toilets were clean and well-maintained, which is always appreciated. We visited during the season, and it was reassuring to see the RNLI lifeguards on duty, providing that extra layer of safety for swimmers and families. The itself is stunning, with dramatic cliffs and plenty of space to spread out. A real highlight are the two waterfalls cascading down the cliffs onto the beach, they add a magical touch and make for fantastic photo opportunities! We were delighted to find a lovely cafe on-site, perfect for grabbing a hot drink & a bite to eat after a refreshing along the shore. And for those of us with furry friends, it's fantastic that dogs are allowed on the beach, making it a truly inclusive and enjoyable experience for the whole family. Whether you're looking for a relaxing day by the sea, a family adventure or a bracing with your dog, Sandymouth Bay has it all. A lovely beach, however, final access to the is severely hampered at the moment by the final 20 yards of path and steps. The condition of the transition from land to steps make it virtually impossible for anyone with any leg based disability - temporary or permanent, that want to access the beach. If you are carrying large items or similar it will also be difficult. Having said that, the (at low tide) is wonderful for kids and dogs (subject to normal dog rules of course!) The cafe was good with plenty of seating with views and a wide variety of food and drink. We loved this just tucked away from the madness of height of season Budes beaches. It is a little bit of a climb up and down but worth it. Magnificent cliffs, rounded stones at the top of the beach. And as the tide goes out sandy for miles with dreamy rock pools. The Life guards were professional and friendly, keeping people safe. Do swim BTW the flags. Check tides before u come. Currently only car payby cash or app. There is wifi at their office. Cafe great, nice breakfast with the best views. Dog friendly, our dogs had the best time. U will need shade in the summer. A short from the car park, over a few rocks and your on to one of the nicest beaches around. There are toilets and a cafe by the car park. When the tide is out you can for ages and explore the hundreds of rock pools. Our dog had the best time ever It's a very beautiful, well-maintained beach. If you're a National Trust member, you don't have to pay for parking; the staff is very friendly. The has a café that sells everything, and the food is very tasty. The tip is to go to the in the morning because after 2:00 p.m. the tide is already quite high, so you can enjoy the sea more. There are also plenty of trails for those who enjoy hiking in the mountains. When I went, it was quite crowded, but I still didn't miss the chance to take a look at the top of the mountains. The view is beautiful! The best I have ever visited, although if you struggle to up or down hills I would suggest getting there early so you can in the lower car as the up the hill to the over flow is tough! Very tough! even the to the from the main car is a challenge. But once you get down there the views the rock formations, caves and waterfalls all make it worth it, rock pools and waves bigger than me (over 6 feet) perfect for surfing or body boarding! It’s fully overseen by vigilante life guards who regularly move the safety flags too! Great for the whole family and dogs too! This has certainly got a different vibe....up at the top...there is ample parking with two connected car parks and an amazing little cafe with a good view. The down to the can be tricky at the end closer to the as the stone steps seemed to have deteorated but if you are mobile you can manage. The gives access to rock pools and also water streams that flow from the mountain across the to the sea... couple of places had mini waterfalls as well.. making this a fine place for a family to visit...Pets too seemed to enjoy the wide beach. What a lovely dog this is! We visited in Mid- March on a very sunny Sunday at around midday. Despite this, parking was easy to find - with plenty of spaces available. NT members can scan their membership card to cover their parking. Non members can pay with coins in the machines or use the pay by phone app. Be aware that you may not have phone signal in the car (however signal should come back by the time you get to the beach). The itself was beautiful. A mix between sand and lots of rocks. It was busy with dogs, but everyone we encountered were respectful. We recommend taking a along the cliffs too as it is just as lovely as the beach. We found the along the cliffs to be very quiet compared to the beach. The cafe was not open, but there were plenty of picnic benches outside. Ideal for a family and dog day out. 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.