Anstey's Cove — Attraction in England

We had a fantastic trip to Devon. A little holiday in the 4 days Jubilee weekend. So beautiful everything.

Firstly, we went in the Cave and we just ordered something in the Cave’s cafe shop. I never forget ‘cause I ordered a normal coffee, but I think that was just hot water with black colour, so we figured out we have to go somewhere else if we would like to drink a normal coffee. Anyway, Google time activated. 2 minutes later I found this place with a cafe. It was very good idea. Why? Easy… because the place is amazing and there is a Cafe on the top.

When You just view this beautiful background, hear the waves’ noise and actually You just sup your perfect strong black coffee ☕️. That is all in. What do You want to do after this information?

Finally, If I were You I just grab my suitcase, my sunglasses and jump in the car - push it. Do not stop, do not...

What a gem Anstey's Cove is! This little haven boasts a fantastic cafe serving delicious food and coffee, plus the welcome addition of clean toilet facilities and plenty of seating. But the real star of the show is the beautiful cove itself, with its invitingly crystal clear water and captivating rock pools. I can just imagine children having an absolute blast here, paddling in the clear water and becoming intrepid explorers amongst the rocks!

We also took the opportunity to walk a section of the South West Coast Path from Anstey's Cove back to Torquay, and I cannot recommend it highly enough. The scenery was utterly breathtaking, with truly spectacular vistas, similar to the stunning view I've...

Quiet, peaceful and incredibly beautiful - this small pebble beach is a place worth visiting if you want to escape the crowds. You can rent a deckchair for £4 and relax, swim in the sea, eat lunch or just have a cup of tea. At the back of the beach there is a hillside thick with woodland and a trail that will lead you to a hill with an amazing view of the bay and the coastal headland of Long Quarry Point. When I was here in September 2020, you could see cruise ships moored here and not sailing due to Covid restrictions. Car park machine screen not working so only way to...