![Panoramic view of Hayling Beach, high tide
03/08/14
Parking ranging by the time slot - All day £6.00, Overnight [22:00 - 08:00 ] £10.00
Toilets have a shower section, but didn't try them. Toilets are vandal proof steel type. Drinking water.](medpic/02465.jpg)
South Devon (Bigbury)
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Best port tack wavesailing in England? Waves start at Bantham and peel to Bigbury - that's 800 m. Easterlies are awesome here. West and northwesterlies are good at mid to high tide. At times the waves can get massive here. However, it's very relaxed and serves a good cappuccino.
Getting there is a bit tricky as it is quite a steep and scenic location. Good camping and B&B.
Last updated: 05/03/08 22:49 By: beth
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Added by stevieg on 08/03/08
CAMPING AT BIGBURY
Mount Folly Camp Site weblink:
(also has a 3 bedroom farmhouse wing that can be rented)
www.bigburyholidays.co.uk
FOOD & ACCOMMODATION
Good pub for food & drink, with huge quite car park at back for vannies Is The Royal Oak, and also has 3 bedrooms for staying overnight
www.modburydevoninfo.co.uk/member_info.asp
BRISTOL NOMADS BIGBURY WEB PAGE
Also look at Bristol Nomads website for excellent details of sailing around Bigbury:
www.bristolnomads.org.uk/location_reports/west_cou
Added by Neal on 08/08/12
I have lived in South Devon for 30 years and i would call Bigbury and possibly exmouth as my 2 home spots. Bigbury has produced the goods as far as i am concerned. s/w or w for me is best, have snapped masts a plentyover the years, had to paddle / washed in on many occasions, but I have always thought of this as an extreme BUT safe place to sail as long as there are others out. Other than when its a storm I have found the waves to be forgiving as you can sail out through them as close as you can get to to Burgh Island (without losing any wind) and miss the big breaks. The pilchard inn, the facilities, the scenery all great.
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