Elberry Cove, Coastal cove in Torbay, England.
Elberry Cove is a small bay in Torbay with a shingle beach and clear water surrounded by wooded hills. The location is accessible via the South West Coast Path and attracts visitors seeking a quieter coastal experience.
The ruins of Lord Churston's bath house stand at the cove's edge, marking centuries of local coastal activity. This remnant shows how this place featured in the maritime and social history of the region.
The waters and shoreline here appear in an Agatha Christie novel, connecting this place to literary history that many visitors recognize.
The nearest parking is at Broadsands, requiring a walk along the coastal path to reach the cove. The walk is moderate and offers coastal views along the way.
Water ski boats use the waters during the season, while dogs have year-round access to the beach. This mix of activity and openness makes the cove lively even outside peak times.
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