The property
This apartment is one of seven situated 350 yards from the splendid beach in Bigbury-on-Sea.
Light and comfy with a seaside theme, this is brilliant accommodation for enjoying a holiday right on the coast.
Step up to the entrance and into your sitting room, all comfy and bright with a handy dining area and ceiling-high glass doors you can slide open to a balcony, bringing the outside in and providing a lovely spot for evening drinks.
Head through an arch to the efficient and well equipped kitchen.
At the end of a day enjoying the gorgeous coastline, you will sleep well in the two bedrooms, with sea views from the twin room.
Outside, as well as your excellent balcony, you have use of a shared lawn, all neat and well manicured.
Wander down to the beach to walk on the sand and across to Burgh Island or perhaps a dip in the waves, maybe with a bodyboard or a surfboard which can be hired from the surf school.
There is a simple little pub on the island, The Pilchard, where you can enjoy a quiet drink and contemplate the scenery which inspired Agatha Christie in some of her mysteries.
For walkers, the South West Coast Path is beyond compare with amazing scenery and little coves en route.
Kingsbridge and Salcombe will provide plenty of opportunities for retail therapy, as well as excellent eateries.
3 Tarifa is a peaceful and civilised place to enjoy the sea and countryside on the doorstep.
Accommodation
One level. Two bedrooms: 1 x king size double with en suite bathroom with bath, hand shower, WC and basin, 1 x twin. Shower room with shower, WC, basin. Sitting room with dining area and balcony. Kitchen.
About the location
BIGBURY-ON-SEA
Modbury 6 miles; Plymouth 12 miles.
Bigbury-on-Sea is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is ideal for family holidays. Dusted with sand and lapped by shallow waters, the beach offers safe fun for groups particularly if you’ve got children in tow. In addition, Bigbury-on-Sea beach is dotted with rock pools, so there’s plenty of entertainment for budding marine biologists. There’s also a wide and varied selection of watersports available to visitors who prefer their holidays to feature a little adrenaline rush. Windsurfing and kite-surfing are popular here, with hire facilities located right on the beach. To give you some peace of mind, there are lifeguards present at Bigbury-on-Sea beach during May to September and the beach also has a first-aid room. You can even take the dog onto the beach, although they are restricted to certain areas during the summer. Bigbury’s most famous landmark is Burgh Island, which overlooks the beach itself. The island is accessible at low tide, when the waters reveal a causeway that links it to the beach. However, when the tide is in you can still reach the island by hitching a ride on the popular and unique ‘sea tractor’. Burgh Island boasts an award-winning hotel, elegant and rather genteel, it’s an ideal romantic retreat for couples. Explore the South Devon coast with its fabulous sandy beaches and its breathtakingly beautiful coastal path or simply take time to visit some of the charming estuary towns and villages dotted throughout the area, such as Salcombe, Kingsbridge and Dartmouth. The city of Plymouth and the wild open spaces of Dartmoor are also both close at hand.
Region Information
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