Bantham Devon CAM

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To The Beach Place: Bantham Category: Beaches Please select a size: 640x480 - 800x600 - 1024x768 About: Small sigh pointing the way to the beach at Bantham. Photograph Added: 3rd February 2006

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Wild Flowers Place: Bantham Category: Beaches Please select a size: 640x480 - 800x600 - 1024x768 About: Wild flowers on the footpath to the beach at Bantham. Bantham is one of Devon's most popular surfing spots. Photograph Added: 1st February 2006

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Bantham Beach Place: Bantham Category: Surfing Please select a size: 640x480 - 800x600 - 1024x768 Prints of this photograph are available to order world wide. Click here to order online now. About: Bantham is a popular beach with surfers. In this photograph you can see Burgh Island in the background. Photograph Added: 14th January 2006

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Surfing At Bantham Place: Bantham Category: Surfing Please select a size: 640x480 - 800x600 - 1024x768 Prints of this photograph are available to order world wide. Click here to order online now. About: Bantham is a very popular beach with surfers. Photograph Added: 10th January 2006

About Bantham Devon.

Bantham is located four miles west of Kingsbridge off the A379. There are a lot of narrow twisty roads to get to Bantham but its worth when you get there. The village is small with pretty thatched cottages but it's the beach that is the main attraction. Very popular with surfers, the beach at Bantham consists of an impressive stretch of fine sand backed by sand dunes and an abundance of rock pools. Situated in an area of great natural beauty, the beach forms a promontory into the Avon estuary and has magnificent far reaching view. The waves at Bantham are generally smaller than those on the north coast but they tend to be a 'respectable surfing wave', and are quite consistent. Facilities at Bantham are very basic, the nearest toilets and caf? are about half a mile away in the village. There is a large carpark which is manned at the entrance and a life guard in the summer season but so far Bantham has avoided the commercialisation that has overtaken many beaches.
Like many other areas around the coast Bantham has seen its fair share of shipwrecks and several of the houses in the area have timbers from ships that never made it back to port.