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Bigbury-on-Sea
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| Bigbury,
a small resort with excellent, large, beaches in a secluded
position, very busy in summer, hence the large carpark area.
The best bit is that
it has an island, Burgh Island,
which you can walk to at low tide or get there on a large
wheeled tractor thing. Adventure Island here we come!
The island has a private hotel, excellent for a romantic
weekend, all in Art Deco style, built in 1929 by the millionaire
Archibald Nettlefold. As visited by Agatha Christie, who used
the setting in two of her books.
Don't forget to visit Thurlestone and Hope Cove on your way
to Salcombe.
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What
To See -
Bigbury Tourist Attractions
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Bantham Sands and Bolt Tail, Bigbury |
Bantham Sands and Bolt Tail, the other side of the dunes.
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Burgh Island, Bigbury |
The island to visit !
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Map of Bigbury on Sea |
Where
To Stay in Bigbury
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St Anns Chapel near Bigbury-on-Sea TQ7 4HQ MAP
The Old Chapel Inn offers fine food, elegant accommodation and a warm welcomeThe Old Chapel Inns location is just about as good as it gets - Nestling above the beautiful golden beaches of Bigbury Bay, in the magnificent South Hams area of outstanding n…
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Bigbury-on-Sea
For the past 400 years this Grade II listed thatched cottage has overlooked the green in the heart of a village that boasts a good pub and shop. One of a pair, and full of character with low beams and antique pine furniture it is just 1˝ miles from… Sleeps 4
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Around
The Bigbury Area
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the South Hams area coastline, visit Salcombe
and Kingsbridge, or take walks along
the coastal footpath. |
Tourist Information on Nearby Towns To Visit - straight line distance:
Kingsbridge (4.91 miles) Salcombe (6.32 miles) Yealmpton (6.51 miles) Ivybridge (7.34 miles) Wembury (8.73 miles) Plympton (10.30 miles) Torcross (10.53 miles) Totnes (13.61 miles) Plymouth (13.85 miles) Cawsand (14.16 miles) Dartmouth (14.46 miles) |
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