Budleigh Salterton, United Kingdom - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Budleigh Salterton is a beach situated in Devon, UK, and forms a part of the Jurassic Coast. It is a preferred destination for families due to its tranquil and hygienic waters. The Western end of the beach is characterized by sizeable red cliffs that belong to the Triassic period. However, visitors must exercise caution as these cliffs are prone to erosion, leading to falling rocks. The Eastern end of the beach is home to the Otter Estuary and a nature reserve. To the right of the clothing-optional sign is a renowned naturist beach. The beach features red sandstone cliffs and large pebbles. There are three beach cafes, and beach huts are available for rent. Basic amenities can be found in the nearby Budleigh Salterton. Visitors must wear sturdy footwear while exploring the Western end and be mindful of the pebbles. The beach provides around 300 parking spaces that require a fee, with disabled parking facilities available.

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Bars

Best bars near Budleigh Salterton include Longboat Café, The Feathers Hotel and The Salterton Arms.

Restaurants

Best restaurants near Budleigh Salterton include Longboat Café, Marco's Italian Restaurant, Budleigh Pizza And Grill, Taj Mahal Restaurant and Budleigh Fish & Chips.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the beautiful walks, great cafes, and excellent swimming area of the beach. Visitors also appreciate the availability of toilets, water, and showers along the seafront. However, some visitors complain about the charge for parking and the challenge of climbing the hill at the far end of the beach.