Sandy Bay

Sandy Bay beach is situated in Devon, UK, and is a secluded beach that is ideal for families. The beach boasts striking red cliffs, and access can be challenging, requiring a walk through the campsite or along the coastal path from Exmouth Beach. During peak times, stand up paddle boards are available for rent. The beach is a part of the World Heritage Site known as the Jurassic coast, and visitors are advised to steer clear of the cliffs due to the possibility of rockfall. A restaurant and shop are situated nearby, providing food and snacks. The Devon Cliffs caravan resort is located just above the beach, which can make it busy in the summer. Orcombe rocks, a heritage site famous for fossils, are situated just west of Sandy Bay. The beach is equipped with amenities such as toilets, lifeguard, bars, and restaurants, making it suitable for families with kids. Ample parking is available at the holiday park.