What is the water and sand quality of the Heddon's Mouth?

The beachline of Heddon's Mouth is covered with gray pebbles. It's very clean, the surface has a mixed fraction. Crystal clear water of incredible blue color. The entrance is pebbly, so it is better to take special shoes.

What are the key activities at Heddon's Mouth?

For the main activity - sunbathing, there are no sun loungers on the Heddon's Mouth, so you need to take personal items with you and there is no natural shade, so be careful on a hot day.

Is the Heddon's Mouth good for swimming?

The entrance to the water is gentle, the bottom is a bit rocky, so it is recommended to wear aqua shoes. The prevalence of sharks in the area is low.Heddon's Mouth does not have a wave-protected swimming area, but there are usually no strong waves during the season.

Is the Heddon's Mouth good for families?

Family travelers should consider the following features of the beach. This is the natural virgin beach with minimal amenities. It's covered with pebbles and the entrance to the water is gentle.

Is the Heddon's Mouth secluded and good for relaxing?

The beach is located in a natural area. In the high season, there are still almost no visitors, which makes this place ideal for a secluded holiday.The following features add extra points:<ul><li>Mountains/hills in the vicinity</li></ul>

What are the key audiences of Heddon's Mouth?

Heddon's Mouth can be a good place for the following groups of travelers:<ul><li>Campers </li><li>Hiking adventurers</li></ul>

Is there any food or beverages in the area of Heddon's Mouth?

There is no restaurant or bar directly on Heddon's Mouth.There are 1 restaurants nearby.Exmoor Coast Holidays at Caffyns Farm is the closest place located 4100 meters from the beach.

What is the closest accommodation to the Heddon's Mouth?

There are 179 places to stay in the Heddon's Mouth area.Some of the best hotels in the area of Heddon's Mouth include:<ul><li><a href="/booking?object=hotel&object_id=1303894&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2" target="_blank">The Valley of Rocks Hotel</a></li><li><a href="/booking?object=hotel&object_id=5198780&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2" target="_blank">Highfield House, Parracombe, Modern B&B</a></li><li><a href="/booking?object=hotel&object_id=588271&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2" target="_blank">Chough's Nest Hotel</a></li></ul>The most popular other types of accommodations nearby:<ul><li><a href="/booking?object=hotel&object_id=8415478&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2" target="_blank">Bluebeards Rest</a></li><li><a href="/booking?object=hotel&object_id=6139803&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2" target="_blank">Blue Bay</a></li></ul>

How far is the Heddon's Mouth from parking?

The Heddon's Mouth has no parking spot and you have to overcome a long descent.

Are there any attractions nearby Heddon's Mouth?

There are 3 attractions near Heddon's Mouth that are popular with travelers. The nearest are National Trust - Heddon Valley located in 1.6 km. <a href="#attractions-section">See the attractions section for details.</a>

What is the best time of the year to visit Heddon's Mouth?

The month with the highest temperature in Heddon's Mouth is August. Its average value reaches 18°C. The warmest sea is in August, the average value is 18°C. The coldest month is January with air temperature 9°C and water 9°C. <a href="#weather-section">See more details in weather section.</a>

Is the beach good for sunbathing?

Heddon's Mouth (Devon) is not fully equipped for sunbathing. However, if you are not picky and are willing to spread out on a towel, you can sunbathe here as well. The natural shade will allow you to hide from the scorching sun in the peak of its activity. Well, the photos of our visitors will be the best proof of that, all the available photos of the beach are above.This beach is poorly suitable for sunbathing. First of all Heddon's Mouth (Devon) is completely lacking in comfortable sunbathe facilities. There are no sun loungers and umbrellas, this is usually not a problem for an unsophisticated tourist who can relax on a towel, but in this case the rest can be very uncomfortable due to pebbles.Lying on it is possible, but is far from comfortable. In addition there is a lack of natural shade, which leaves you alone with the summer sun. So our recommendation is that you can sunbathe comfortably on the Heddon's Mouth for a short time, and not at the peak of sunbathing. If you want to explore the photos of this beach - they are above on the page.

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Heddon's Mouth

Martinhoe, United Kingdom

6.3

#502 out of 570 in England 1

Free entrance Virgin beach Gray pebble Deserted Pebbles bottom Good for Kayaking

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Located outside the settlement

Trentishoe • 1.3 km

Map of beach

Playground Countisbury Hill Play Area

6.9km

Playground Hollands Park Play Area

7.5km

Playground Play Area

7.6km

Playground Tribute Beer Garden & Kids Play Area

7.6km

Playground Pit Hill Play Area

10km

Hiking Area Valley of Rocks

5km

Zoo Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park

6.9km

Park Hollands Park

7.4km

Hiking Area Combe martin bay

7.8km

Park National Trust - Watersmeet

8.9km

Restaurant Exmoor Coast Holidays at Caffyns Farm

9.6 - Exceptional 4km

Cafe Mother Meldrums Tea Gardens and Restaurant

8.8 - Excellent 5.3km

Bar The Sandrock Lynton and '@' Restaurant

9 - Excellent 6km

Restaurant The Oak Room

9.2 - Excellent 6.3km

Cafe Cliff Railway Cliff Top Café

9.4 - Excellent 6.4km

Cafe Greenhouse

8.2 - Very good 6.4km

Cafe Cracker Barrel

8.4 - Very good 6.4km

Coffee Shop Charlie Friday's Coffee Shop

9.6 - Exceptional 6.4km

Restaurant Lynton Fish Bar

9.2 - Excellent 6.4km

Supermarket Londis

6.4km

Supermarket Combe Martin's Co-op

7.3km

Ice Cream Shop The Redwood Cafe & Ice Cream Parlour

7.2 - Good 8km

Convenience Store Premier

8km

Tourist Attraction National Trust - Heddon Valley

1.5km

Tourist Attraction Holdstone Down

9.4 - Excellent 3.9km

Tourist Attraction Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Company

4.2km

Tourist Attraction Lyn and Exmoor Museum

8.8 - Excellent 6.5km

Tourist Attraction Gallery @ 500ft

9.6 - Exceptional 6.5km

Tourist Attraction Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff Railway

6.6km

Tourist Attraction Glen Lyn Gorge

6.8km

Tourist Attraction Lyn Model Railway

8.6 - Excellent 6.9km

Tourist Attraction West Challacombe Manor

9.8 - Exceptional 7km

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About

Heddon's Mouth is located on the Celtic Sea (part of North Atlantic Ocean) and it is in the 62th place out of 78 beaches in the Devon region The beach is located in a natural place, surrounded by the cliffs.

Weather

history

+14 ^o C +12 ^o C

Air temperature

8.8 M/S

Wind

+15 ^o C

Water temperature

2.4 M

Wave height

Located outside the settlement

Trentishoe • 1.3 km

Map of beach

Playground Countisbury Hill Play Area

6.9km

Playground Hollands Park Play Area

7.5km

Playground Play Area

7.6km

Playground Tribute Beer Garden & Kids Play Area

7.6km

Playground Pit Hill Play Area

10km

Hiking Area Valley of Rocks

5km

Zoo Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park

6.9km

Park Hollands Park

7.4km

Hiking Area Combe martin bay

7.8km

Park National Trust - Watersmeet

8.9km

Restaurant Exmoor Coast Holidays at Caffyns Farm

9.6 - Exceptional 4km

Cafe Mother Meldrums Tea Gardens and Restaurant

8.8 - Excellent 5.3km

Bar The Sandrock Lynton and '@' Restaurant

9 - Excellent 6km

Restaurant The Oak Room

9.2 - Excellent 6.3km

Cafe Cliff Railway Cliff Top Café

9.4 - Excellent 6.4km

Cafe Greenhouse

8.2 - Very good 6.4km

Cafe Cracker Barrel

8.4 - Very good 6.4km

Coffee Shop Charlie Friday's Coffee Shop

9.6 - Exceptional 6.4km

Restaurant Lynton Fish Bar

9.2 - Excellent 6.4km

Supermarket Londis

6.4km

Supermarket Combe Martin's Co-op

7.3km

Ice Cream Shop The Redwood Cafe & Ice Cream Parlour

7.2 - Good 8km

Convenience Store Premier

8km

Tourist Attraction National Trust - Heddon Valley

1.5km

Tourist Attraction Holdstone Down

9.4 - Excellent 3.9km

Tourist Attraction Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Company

4.2km

Tourist Attraction Lyn and Exmoor Museum

8.8 - Excellent 6.5km

Tourist Attraction Gallery @ 500ft

9.6 - Exceptional 6.5km

Tourist Attraction Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff Railway

6.6km

Tourist Attraction Glen Lyn Gorge

6.8km

Tourist Attraction Lyn Model Railway

8.6 - Excellent 6.9km

Tourist Attraction West Challacombe Manor

9.8 - Exceptional 7km

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Trentishoe • 7.4km from center

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6.9 Good

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7.8 Very good

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6.8 Good

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Ilfracombe Harbour Ilfracombe Beach

5.9 Pleasant

Popular beach 14.2km

Tunnels Beaches

8.3 Very good

18.1km

Sandy Cove

6.8 Good

Localities

Nearest

Trentishoe • 1.3km

Transport

Airport

SWS • 42.9km

Bus Station

Woody Bay Station • 4.4km

Train Station

Killington Lane railway station • 4.1km

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Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

10 Exceptional

The beach is a charming spot nestled amidst the lush forest, albeit with limited parking space especially during the bank holiday. The trek to the coast, spanning approximately 2 miles, was well worth it as the breathtaking scenery was simply awe-inspiring. Upon returning to the main area, we were delighted to indulge in some delectable food and beverages, served by the warm and hospitable staff. The Peacock at the hotel was an absolute delight and added to the overall experience.

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Drew

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

10 Exceptional

A stroll through the valley leads you to the picturesque Heddon's mouth beach. The circular route comprises of two trails that offer breathtaking views, albeit with a few challenges. At the end of your walk, you'll come across an ancient lime kiln, a viewpoint, and a pebble beach. The scenery is simply stunning, especially on a clear day. Don't forget to pack a picnic and relish the experience!

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Kruger Oliver

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

10 Exceptional

The beach is a stunning sight with its magnificent cliffs and rocky shoreline, and it's just a short walk away. The path leading to it is well-maintained, but some areas have uneven and rocky stones. If you have sensitive feet, it's best to wear thicker soles or sturdy boots. One section of the main path has loose rocks, so be careful. For a change of scenery, you can walk on either side of the stream on the way there and switch on the way back. The Lodge by the carpark offers lunch and tea. If you want to avoid the steeper climb at the beginning, you can take a shortcut through the Lodge gardens on the backside.

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Epic Expeditions

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

10 Exceptional

If you're looking for a peaceful getaway, this beach is idyllic. It's conveniently located within walking distance and even in August, it's not overcrowded. My furry friend had a blast in the water and we enjoyed a refreshing pint at the nearby pub on our way back. The National Trust also offers delicious ice cream to top off the perfect day.

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Saoirse O'Malley

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

10 Exceptional

If you're up for a bit of a walk, this charming little cove is definitely worth a visit. The paths leading down from the car parks wind through picturesque woods and valleys, offering plenty of opportunities for some stunning photos. Once you reach the pebble beach, you can either relax and soak up the sun or explore the various paths that branch off from there. Just be aware that there are no toilets or cafes down there, so it's best to bring your own refreshments. If you're interested in geology, keep an eye out for the fascinating rock formations and different types of rock, including red sandstone and quartzite, along the lower cliffs.