Nudist Beaches in Hope-Cove

Hope-Cove is located in Devon, United Kingdom. Nudist beaches are unique in that they offer a space where nudity is socially acceptable and often encouraged. This article presents a selection of such beaches in and around Hope-Cove.

Budleigh Salterton is a beach that forms part of the Jurassic Coast. The Western end of the beach is characterized by sizeable red cliffs from the Triassic period, and visitors must exercise caution due to potential erosion and falling rocks. The Eastern end is home to the Otter Estuary and a nature reserve. 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. Slapton Sands is a beach composed of shingle and pebble and features a freshwater lake that serves as a nature reserve. The area has historical importance as it was used for a D-Day rehearsal in 1943. A section of the beach is designated for naturists, and the sea has clear but cold water with steep shelving. Despite the chilly water, the beach provides free parking, making it easily accessible.

In our guide below, you will find more details on the mentioned nudist beaches, including a map of the beaches. The guide also provides a longer, more extensive list of nudist beaches in the area.