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© Mike Townsend
Take in beautiful views along this impressive stretch of coast
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This jagged coastline has claimed countless ships over the centuries
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© Mike Townsend
Stop to take in the view down to Starehole Bay and the sea beyond
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© Mike Townsend
We work with local farmers to restore the maritime grassland
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© Eric Mc Donald
Walk down to the charming fishing villages at Hope from Bolberry Down
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© Mike Townsend
At Bolt Tail you can see the remains of an Iron Age fort
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© Kerry O'Reilly
Discover the magnificent jagged rocks at Bolt Head
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© Simon Hill
Discover historic ruins on the Salcombe estuary
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© Simon Hill
Salcombe is well known for its sailing waters
A coastline of dramatic cliffs, open farmland and sandy coves
Grab your walking boats and discover a spectacular stretch of coast made up of secluded sandy coves and majestic ragged cliffs which have claimed countless ships over the centuries.
Follow the coast path down to the golden sands at Soar Mill Cove and spend a day on the beach or discover fantastic views from the iconic jagged rocks at Bolt Head. Take a trip inland up the Salcombe estuary and gaze down on the beautiful waters alive with yatchs and sailing ships.
Go on an adventure and discover all the secrets of the Salcombe estuary with our new canoe map-guide. Explore hidden coves, shipwrecks and shore teeming with wildlife-all without ever having to leave your canoe.
At Bolberry Down the open access pathway makes it easy for people of all ages to get a taste of the South Devon coast. From Bolberry you can walk to the Iron Age fort at Bolt Tail or follow the coast path to the sleepy villages at Hope Cove. Wander by the charming thatched cottages before heading down to the nearby sheltered beaches.
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Get paddling - as seen on TV
As seen on the BBC's Countryfile, you can now explore the beautiful Salcombe estuary with our new canoe map guide. Fully waterproof, the map guide provides you with everything you need to know about the Salcombe estuary.