Difference between revisions of "Lannacombe Bay"
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There is no village on the bay but [[East Prawle]] looks out over its western end. | There is no village on the bay but [[East Prawle]] looks out over its western end. | ||
| − | A lane leads down beside a brook to the | + | A lane leads down beside a brook to the small car park by the beach. There is a short, sandy beach in the bay which is a fine, isolated family spot, if not one of the county’s most popular beraches. |
The [[South West Coast Path]] runs along the bay. | The [[South West Coast Path]] runs along the bay. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:49, 14 May 2024
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Lannacombe Bay is a broad, open bay on the English Channel, on the south coast of Devon. It extends between outliers of two famous rocky headlands; Start Point to the north-east and Prawle Point to the south-west, the latter being Devon's southernmost point.
There is no village on the bay but East Prawle looks out over its western end.
A lane leads down beside a brook to the small car park by the beach. There is a short, sandy beach in the bay which is a fine, isolated family spot, if not one of the county’s most popular beraches.
The South West Coast Path runs along the bay.
Location
- Location map: 50°13’10"N, 3°40’48"W
Outside links
- Lannacombe Beach on Visit Devon
- Lannacombe Beach on Coast and Country Cottages
