Café

Anstey's Cove Cafe

Name: Anstey's Cove Cafe
Address: Anstey's Cove Road, Torquay, England, GB

Recomendado por 24 habitantes locales,

Consejos de residentes locales

Heidi

March 8, 2020

A beautiful little spot to stop when visiting Ansteys cove beach which is also walking distance from the cottage along the south west coast path via walls hill. A small natural cove which enjoys morning sun & is a great place to start your day. I believe that vendors are also on the beach to hire out kayaks and/or paddle boards.

Tina And Luke

April 6, 2021

Nestled between Babbacombe and Torquay, Ansteys Cove is an ideal place to take in the best of the English Riviera coastline, away from the hustle and bustle Ansteys Cove is an idyllic natural sun trap blessed with far reaching views across Lyme bay to the Dorset Coastline. It's limestone cliffs and lush green hillsides combine with everyday marine life for scenery that's truly stunning. Now, since you've got this far, here's a little secret! Even though Anstey's is not a tourist trap, it can get quite busy, so there is another beach that is closed to the public, right next door. Once you get to the cove, walk to your right and you will see Redgate beach. There are only 2 ways to access this beach. One is to clamber over the "Keep Out" barrier and down the rocks, and the second is to swim or kayak from Anstey's.

Philippa

July 25, 2020

ANSTEYS COVE CIRCULAR WALK: A moderate walk, with some steep and rugged sections. The walk starts at Kent's Cavern in Wellswood with a lower path that takes you through a woodland area running alongside the very popular Ilsham Valley green. Arriving at the north end of Meadfoot Beach take in the gorgeous views across the bay and Thatcher’s Rock, an island inhabited only by guillemot. Follow the winding coast path up to Ilsham Marine Drive, an exclusive residential area with breathtaking views of the bay. There is a very pleasant sloping grassy stretch here with ample seating to stop for a while and admire the scenery. Thatcher Point and Hope’s Nose, an area of protruding coastline with limestone rocks and fossils and a curving bay can only be accessed on foot, making it a favourite spot of keen walkers, nature lovers and anglers. Continue along the route to join The Bishop’s Walk through woodlands heading towards Anstey’s Cove which can be seen through the trees as you approach it. Take a detour down the hill to charming Anstey's Cove and enjoy a refreshing drink at the Beach Cafe before cutting across the playing fields towards Wellswood and complete your circular walk with a bite to eat in The Kents, a family friendly pub offering a beer garden, range of lunchtime and evening meals, real ales, wines and lagers.