Livermead Sands — Attraction in England

Livermead Sands beach is a long stretch of red sand parallel to the main seafront road between Torquay and Paignton. There is a designated water-skiing area here and the beach is largely used by water-sports enthusiasts during the summer months. The beach is made up from sand, shingle and rocks. At low tide it’s possible to rock hop around the rocks from Corbyn Head beach and Institute Beach, but beware of the incoming tide and don’t get cut off. At high tide the beach completely disappears. There isn’t anything in the way of facilities at Livermead but it isn’t a long walk round to neighbouring Corbyn beach which does have good amenities. There is a life buoy and dogs are allowed on the beach...

I had an absolutely wonderful experience at Livermead Sands! The stunning views of the coastline are breathtaking, and the beach is clean and beautifully maintained. The atmosphere is peaceful, making it perfect for a relaxing day out. The area is easily accessible with ample parking and great facilities nearby. Whether you're enjoying a sunny beach day or a scenic stroll, Livermead Sands offers an unforgettable experience. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a perfect...

Livermead Sands is a narrow strip of typical coarse red Devon sand set below the main seafront road between Torquay and Preston.

The central section of the beach has an area specifically designated for water-skiing. Swimming in this part of the beach is not allowed.

There isn’t anything in the way of facilities at Livermead but it isn’t a long walk round to neighbouring Corbyn beach which does have...