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Lying at the mouth of the
River Neet, Bude is a popular Georgian seaside
resort with its own sheltered harbour and
magnificent, bucket-and-spade beaches.
Its bay is comparatively shallow and is arguably
the best in the world for surfing. Indeed, the
first Surf Life Saving Club was formed here. |
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Crooklets Beach - Photo:
William Wells
CCL |
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Crooklets from Compass Point -
Photo:
Peter Land
CCL |
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The unique, heavily-banded
cliffs are frequently battered by the Atlantic and
look like rocky rainbows.
So many ships have been wrecked here that at one
time locals regularly plundered such hapless
vessels.
A local folk museum tells the full story of 19th
century Bude Canal around which the town was
originally built. |
