Dartmouth beaches
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The steep footpath from Churston or Fishcombe makes access particularly difficult for the disabled.
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Located just to the north of Slapton Sands is Strete Gate beach. A stretch of sand frequented by nudists
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This is a popular place for rock climbing followed by a dip in the sea. This was a favourite spot of author Agatha Christie who used to come to the cove for moonlight picnics with her friends.
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This is a small sheltered sand and shingle beach with moderate access down below the promenade. The walk or drive to the beach is down a steep road. There are lots of rock pools to explore.
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This is a shingle beach with easy access for the able-bodied. There is plenty of parking but dogs are banned on the beach. Swimming is safe with care and there are warning flags in operation.