Wild Pear Beach is located in Devon, UK, and is a small and secluded beach situated north of Combe Martin. Access to the beach is challenging due to its steep descent from the coast path.
The beach is a mix of sand, rocks, and shingle, and freshwater streams run down the cliff. Owing to its seclusion, Wild Pear Beach is popular with naturists, and the local council recognizes its status as a naturist haven.
Visitors should note that access to the beach can be difficult due to the steep descent and terrain. Overall, Wild Pear Beach is a unique and picturesque destination for those seeking a secluded beach experience away from the crowds.
Best bars near Wild Pear Beach include The Dolphin Inn ltd, Focsle Inn, The Castle Inn, Pub and Beer Garden and The Black & White.
Best restaurants near Wild Pear Beach include The Dolphin Inn ltd and The Black & White.
Visitor reviews highlight that the beach is secluded and well-protected from the wind, with a challenging trek required to reach it but worth the effort for the stunning views and secluded sunbathing spots. Visitors complain about the difficulty of getting onto the beach, requiring good walking boots, a head for heights, and a good sense of balance, as well as the fact that it is a naturist beach.
Latitude: 51.2103635 / Longitude: -4.0319491
Wild Pear Beach is located in Devon. The following map of Wild Pear Beach shows the exact location.
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