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Very British! Typically English.

The beach cafe is no longer here, but the promenade gives breathtaking views across the harbour, and can offer a place to sit and take in an amazing sunset.

Funded by donations, a small path by the sea was built here. There are beautiful views as well as numerous benches, steps to viewpoints and everything is very well maintained. Nevertheless, a bit of “life” is still missing; it seems sterile. Maybe there's something else to come? Still, a big thumbs up for the beautification of Combe Martin.

What did we do wrong???? We didn't have anywhere near the dream views shown here. Either there were houses in front of it, trees or bushes (see my pictures). Either we missed something or there are entrances that we didn't find. I can only guess that the pictures that show a dream view here were taken while descending to the first beach. We always stayed at the top of the Coastal Path, maybe that was the problem?

We didn't find the beach very nice today - it was rocky, a bit unkempt, and there were lots of dogs. But there were lots of restaurants around it! Maybe we were just unlucky? It didn't look anything like the photos we posted. The fact that the A-road runs right past it doesn't make it any better.

Beautiful section of the coastal path, but quite demanding. You should be fairly free from giddiness, it goes closely along the edge.

Today, as is often the case, they didn't have a cook. At least there was cake. The location is really great in a very narrow valley, hiking here is really strenuous, but it's also not easy to drive on single-lane, very steep streets. There is a large beer garden not only at the front but also at the back, it's also nice to sit inside! Here is also the large National Trust car park (£3 for 2 hours, £5 for the whole day). Parking machines don't accept card payments, but the tearooms next to the parking lot can accept card payments or even notes if, like us, you don't have the right coins.

This section of the South West Coast Path that passes near Trentishoe offers exceptional views of the coastline, the sea, and the cliff line. It's ideal for enjoying the sea breeze on your face while running.