About Woolacombe Beach

Woolacombe Beach features three miles of broad golden sands, reliable surf breaks and a backdrop of rolling green hills. The tucked-away location in north Devon dampens down the crowds, though it still gets busy in summer.

Woolacombe Beach, stretching across North Devon's coastline, is celebrated for its pristine three-mile expanse of golden sand. The beach lies within the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, surrounded by dramatic cliff faces and rolling dunes. Its unique position facing the Atlantic creates excellent surfing conditions while also forming sheltered spots perfect for swimming. The beach's vast expanse means that even during peak season, visitors can find their own peaceful spot. The surrounding area supports diverse wildlife, including rare coastal plants and numerous bird species.

Sea Temperature Summary

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Current
9.4°C / 49.0°F
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Warmest
August (average 16.7°C / 62.1°F)
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Coldest
March (average 9.1°C / 48.4°F)

Monthly temperature data is not available for this beach.