Lannacombe Beach

South Devon.

Lannacombe Beach is a small sandy beach flanked by large areas of rock. Unfortunately the car park is very small and there are no facilities. Nearby there is also a small sandy beach called Ivy Cove, this can be accessed by climbing over rocks from Lannacombe and can also be accessed from the coast path.

No details available. See Beach Safety Guide.

There is a short slope from the car park to Lannacombe Beach. Ivy Cove can be reached from a steep path from the coast path.

Dogs allowed all year.

Lannacombe Beach is about 9 miles from Kingsbridge. From Kingsbridge drive east on the A379 until approaching Stokenham. Alternatively from the Totnes direction, take the A381 and at the Totnes Cross junction turn left onto the A3122 Dartmouth road. Continue on the A3122 for 4-5 miles, then turn right signposted to Strete and Slapton. Follow this road to Strete and at Strete turn right onto the A379 (signposted to Slapton Sands and Torcross) and follow the A379 along Slapton Sands, then after Torcross follow the A379 inland through Stokenham. Just east of Stokenham on the A379 is a mini roundabout. Turn south signposted to Beesands and after 3-4 miles on this road, turn left (signposted to Start Point, Hall Sands and Kellaton). Then after about a mile turn right (signposted to Kellaton and Lannacombe). Follow this road through Kellaton and then turn right (signposted to Lannacombe) and follow this road down to Lannacombe. Alternatively follow the signs to Start Point and park at Start Point and walk the coast path west (takes 30-40 minutes).

TQ7 2NH.

1 very small car park by the beach with space for 10-12 cars.

No.

None.

None.