South Devon
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Mansands beach is a remote sand and pebble cove between Sharkham and Crabrock points.
The beach is popular for swimming and surfing (when the conditinos are good), as well as rock pooling at low tide.
There are no facilities at the beach and is only accessible on foot from either the South West Coast Path or the Man Sands National Trust car park. Mansands car park is located about three-quarters of a mile from the beach.
The beach is backed by grassy hills and is flanked by rocky slopes on either side. When the tide is out there are interesting coves and rock pools to explore. Mansands is sdog freindly all year round.
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