Visit Hartland Quay
Hartland Quay is a spectacular rocky beach backed by imposing cliffs on the North Devon coast. The beach is good for fishing and has amazing views of the unusual rocks surrounding it, known for a great number of shipwrecks in the past.
The sandy beach with safe bathing, fishing, surfing and exploring the rock pools is popular with all visitors. Take the path to the South to the breathtaking Spekes Mill Mouth waterfall.
Did you Know? There is a local museum with displays the ports fishing, smuggling and natural history.
The area is designated as ‘Heritage Coastline’ and as an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’.
Header Photo by John-Mark Strange on Unsplash
Getting To Hartland Quay
Beach Location
Parking
There is a carpark close to the beach
Nearest Train
Getting There
Map of Hartland Quay
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