South Milton Sands

South Milton Sands is a picturesque beach located along the Devon coastline in England. It is characterized by its soft sand, grassy dunes, and the distinctive Thurlestone Rock that juts out of the water just offshore. The beach slopes steeply into the waters, making it a natural and peaceful place to be. The beach is easily accessible, with good parking facilities available. The car park is conveniently located a stone's throw away from the beach, making it perfect for visitors carrying beach gear. The parking area is free for National Trust members, while others are charged a fee. It is important to note that the far end of the car park can get a bit boggy if the weather has been damp, but assistance is usually available to help tow vehicles out of the mud. South Milton Sands is also known for its wheelchair accessibility, with a platform on the beach for wheelchair users. The beach is dog-friendly, and there are numerous walks in the area for visitors to enjoy. In terms of amenities, there is a cafe located near the car park. Visitors are also known to bring their own barbecues, although this practice is not officially encouraged. During the summer, sit-on-top kayaks are usually available for hire, providing a fun way to explore the rocks. At low tide, the beach reveals plenty of exposed rock pools for visitors to inspect. The beach is accessed via narrow but manageable country lanes. Despite the somewhat challenging roads, the journey is considered part of the fun by many visitors. The location is also ideal for watching the sunset and offers breathtaking views out to sea.