Beaches in and around Teignmouth

Teignmouth's main beach, fronted by a Victorian pier and promenade — the classic seaside anchor of this stretch of coast.

Reached through a real, hand-carved Smugglers' Tunnel cut into the cliff — one of Devon's more atmospheric ways to reach a beach.

A nine-time European Blue Flag winner, backed by the internationally important nature reserve at the mouth of the Exe Estuary.

Set beneath red sandstone cliffs, reached by the historic Babbacombe Cliff Railway — a funicular that carries visitors straight down to the sand.

A shingle cove connected to neighbouring Oddicombe Beach by a wooden walkway along the cliff.