Bullers Arms Hotel
25 May 2026
A traditional village inn serving home-made food and 'well kept' real ales.
Things to do near Widemouth Bay
1
Bullers Arms Hotel
A traditional village inn serving home-made food and 'well kept' real ales.
2
Summerleaze Beach
This popular sandy Bude beach is large enough not to feel too crowded. The sea water bathing pool means there is safe swimming here whatever the weather conditions.
3
Northcott Mouth Beach
A secluded large pebble and sand beach, which generally remains uncrowded. Popular with surfers.
4
Beach House Wet Fish
Lobster, sea bass, monkfish, crab, whatever's in season, fresh off the boat.
5
Duckpool Beach
Sheltered, attractive pebbly beach at high tide. At low tide, sand and rocks are exposed with plenty of rock pools to explore. Reached via a wooded valley.
6
The Coombe Barton Inn
The inn on the beach; The Coombe Barton Inn is in a great location overlooking Crackington Haven beach.
7
Bude-Stratton Museum
The museum is set in the castle and offers an interesting insight into life in Bude, its varied geology, history and its progression from a port to most recently a surfing centre. Education facilities, a shop and restaurant are on site and the restaurant has stunning views.
8
Sandy Mouth Beach
From the National Trust car park, it's a bit of a steep climb down to this secluded beach, but that makes it a good spot to escape the crowds. Sandy at low tide.
9
Crackington Haven
Picturesque little sandy and pebbly bay, shelterd by Pencarrow cliffs to the north and Cambeak headland to the south. Close to beach shops, pub and cafe.
10
Millook Haven Beach
This small peaceful cove is famous for its zigzag formation towering high above the shore. The shingle beach provides a haven for those wanting to wave watch or observe the wildlife. Why not take a wander south to Butterfly Valley?
Things to do near Widemouth Bay
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Summerleaze Beach
24 August 2025
This popular sandy Bude beach is large enough not to feel too crowded. The sea water bathing pool means there is safe swimming here whatever the weather conditions.
Northcott Mouth Beach
24 August 2025
A secluded large pebble and sand beach, which generally remains uncrowded. Popular with surfers.
Beach House Wet Fish
29 June 2025
Lobster, sea bass, monkfish, crab, whatever's in season, fresh off the boat.
Duckpool Beach
26 August 2022
Sheltered, attractive pebbly beach at high tide. At low tide, sand and rocks are exposed with plenty of rock pools to explore. Reached via a wooded valley.
The Coombe Barton Inn
21 September 2020
The inn on the beach; The Coombe Barton Inn is in a great location overlooking Crackington Haven beach.
Bude-Stratton Museum
5 April 2018
The museum is set in the castle and offers an interesting insight into life in Bude, its varied geology, history and its progression from a port to most recently a surfing centre. Education facilities, a shop and restaurant are on site and the restaurant has stunning views.
Sandy Mouth Beach
4 September 2015
From the National Trust car park, it's a bit of a steep climb down to this secluded beach, but that makes it a good spot to escape the crowds. Sandy at low tide.
Crackington Haven
21 September 2014
Picturesque little sandy and pebbly bay, shelterd by Pencarrow cliffs to the north and Cambeak headland to the south. Close to beach shops, pub and cafe.
Millook Haven Beach
21 September 2014
This small peaceful cove is famous for its zigzag formation towering high above the shore. The shingle beach provides a haven for those wanting to wave watch or observe the wildlife. Why not take a wander south to Butterfly Valley?