About
Hallsands Beach, in South Devon and also known as North Hallsands, is a secluded, picturesque spot with a mix of pebble and shingle shoreline.
Dog Access and Rules
Hallsands Beach is dog-friendly year-round, making it a great destination for dog owners. The beach stretches northwards along the coast, although it can be affected by the tide.
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Things To See & Do
Hallsands Beach is known for its rugged beauty and tranquil setting. The remnants of the old village of Hallsands, which was mostly destroyed by a storm in 1917, add a touch of historical intrigue. This was partly due to dredging of the shingle beach that protected the village in the late 19th century.
The beach is relatively quiet and less crowded than other beaches in the area, making it a peaceful place to walk your dog. The beach stretches north along the coast, offering some great dog runs, though tides can affect it, so it’s a good idea to check tide times before you visit.
Fishermen still use the beach, and you will see small boats pulled up on the sand.
Access and Facilities
You have a small car park by the beach, but it can fill up early in the day during peak season. There are no toilet facilities directly at the beach. The nearest facilities are in nearby villages such as Beesands.
