Sandymouth; A popular beach for a reason The National Trust owns Sandymouth beach, and it is situated three miles north of Bude, near the Cornwall/Devon border. The distance between Atlantic House and Sandymouth makes it ideal for our guests to enjoy a circular coastal walk. Try walking along the beaches to Sandymouth at low tide, and then follow the cliff path back. Once there, you'll
Millook; A beach for those looking for something different A dramatic, shingle beach, Millook offers a different feel from the sand and surf beaches nearby. The pebbles should not deter those who are keen to watch the waves and observe the wildlife which includes sea birds, the occasional seal, or, if you are really lucky, a glimpse of a dolphin. Millook is of huge
Duckpool; a wild beach for adventurous types One of North Cornwall's wildest beaches, this cove is north of Bude and Steeple Point Cliff overlooks the sands. It is a quiet beach, and those who enjoy a less mainstream option look to the seclusion Duckpool provides. We strongly discourage surfing and swimming on this beach, because the waters contain sharp rocks and the strong currents
Northcott; One of Bude's most stunning beaches Northcott Beach is known as one of the most beautiful beaches in North Cornwall, due to the cove like feeling it adopts from the high cliffs that surround each side. It is popular among surfers, and children will enjoy the stream that crosses the beach. Another attraction of this beach is the rock pooling opportunities, whilst remaining
Widemouth Bay; perfect for surf lovers Widemouth Bay, located just 3 miles south of Bude, is a beach for those who love idyllic views and enjoy a refreshing swim every now and again. A perfect environment for lovers of the sea, as the beach is popular for surfers and swimmers alike; many surf schools have set up their bases here due to the ideal
Crooklets Beach; a family beach with plenty of character One of the most popular beaches in Bude, Crooklets is a must see. Located a short 15 minutes stroll from the hotel, it’s also home to two family friendly cafes, both of which serve traditional Cornish ice cream and a range of food and drink options. Crooklets also offers beach huts which can be rented,
Summerleaze beach is an expanse of stunning sand with views across the Atlantic, and as such is an unmissable experience while you stay with us. This beach offers a range of water activities, such as surfing lessons and sea fishing. Summerleaze, winner of the 'Seaside Award', also hosts one of the most popular restaurants in town, 'Life's a Beach'.
