Dawlish Town Beach — Attraction in Teignbridge

What can you say about a Seaside town in South Devon? It's a seaside town in South Devon, that's it. There's only 2 features that separate it from the others, the Railway that runs through it and 4 black Swans, that's all folks, yep nothing much else as it's all the same, oh and not forgetting the "Only Gay in the Village" yep Gays Creamery is well worth a visit, but has gone from a local shop selling Bloody good Food to an over commercialised shop selling Bloody Good Food, it's become a bit cheesy. There's a few Pubs, arcades, little convenience shops and a few antique shops up the hill, but that's it, so 3 hours and done including a pie from Gays. As for the Beach sandy, pebbly, long, makes the crashing waves turn red due to the sand and there's the backdrop of the coastal path and the railway. Take the kids, roll up your trousers, knotted hanky on your head and a beer like Bass Trade Mark No1 and you'll be sorted...

Dawlish Beach is an absolute gem that never fails to captivate me. Its stunning coastal beauty and serene atmosphere make it a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The pristine sandy shores stretch as far as the eye can see, offering a picturesque backdrop for leisurely walks or moments of quiet contemplation. The rhythmic sound of the waves crashing against the shore is both soothing and invigorating, creating a sense of tranquility that's hard to find elsewhere. Whether it's a sunny day with vibrant blue skies or a slightly overcast afternoon, the beach's charm remains unmatched. With its breathtaking vistas and a sense of calm that washes over you, Dawlish Beach is an enchanting destination that leaves you feeling refreshed and...

The small beach near the town centre, is OK, in parts it's either rocky, pebbley, or sandy, but as you go further towards Teignmouth, you have secluded Coryton Cove, which is much nicer, and full of sandy dunes. Then there's the other way, Dawlish Warren, which is miles of golden sand, and deep dunes, and where we spent our holiday, which is much more preferable to most. There's also some disruption at the Town Beach at the moment, as they're building the sea wall, but it doesn't stop you admiring the view, but unfortunately the SW Coastal Path has it obvious...