A perfect beach day in Westward Ho!, Devon, promises endless fun and relaxation for the whole family. As you arrive, the golden sands stretch before you, inviting you to kick off your shoes and feel the warmth between your toes.
The beach is alive with the cheerful laughter of children building elaborate sandcastles, their creativity running wild as they shape turrets and moats with gleeful determination.
The beach is alive with the cheerful laughter of children building elaborate sandcastles, their creativity running wild as they shape turrets and moats with gleeful determination. Above, the sky is dotted with colourful kites soaring high, their tails fluttering in the breeze.
Kite enthusiasts of all ages guide their creations through the air, enjoying the sense of freedom that comes with mastering the wind.
Whether you're a seasoned flyer or a first-timer, there's something magical about watching your kite dance against the backdrop of the clear blue sky. As Westward Ho! beach is two miles long you can always find a quiet spot for bigger kites.
The inviting waves of the sea call out to those looking for a refreshing dip. Families splash about in the shallows, while more adventurous swimmers venture further out, revelling in the cool embrace of the water. The rhythmic sound of the waves crashing against the shore adds to the soothing ambiance, making it easy to lose track of time as you play and unwind. For those seeking a thrill, Westward Ho! is a haven for surfers. The consistent surf and welcoming community of locals make it an ideal spot for both beginners and experts. Riding the waves, you can experience the exhilarating rush of gliding across the water, feeling the power of the ocean beneath you. The beach has two sets of lifeguards from May to September patrolling the beach.
As the sun begins to set, casting a golden glow over the beach, you can't help but feel a sense of contentment. A day spent at Westward Ho! is filled with simple pleasures and unforgettable memories, making it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a quintessential seaside experience.
At high tide the beach does disappear while Mother Nature washes the sand ready for the next day! Bear this in mind when you are planning your day. As a rule of thumb, the beach will go 2 hours before high water and re appear 2 hours after high. This gives you time to explore Westward Ho! village or go for an adventure on Northam Burrows.
