Tabla de contenidos para October 2025 en Coast

I love hearing from readers who tell me that they found their dream home by the sea in the pages of Coast magazine. So many people use this publication both for inspiration on their move to the coast, along with practical advice on their property search. We once featured a property with four flats, and the developer told the Coast team that all of the flats ended up being individually sold to Coast readers who had seen the property in our magazine. I always wondered if they got to know each other and shared how they found their new homes. Making a permanent move to the seaside is a dream of so many people, yet it is one that can become a reality. If you are looking for guidance on…

Outdoor swimming brand Warmcor has teamed up with The Bluetits Chill Swimmers to create a special-edition Changing Tube. The tube helps to make changing quicker, warmer and easier, and 20% of the sales of this polka dot version will support the Bluetits’ mission. ‘This collaboration celebrates everything the Bluetits stand for – courage, friendship, and fun,’ says founder of the community Sian Richardson. ‘The Changing Tube is so simple and effective, and every purchase directly helps more people find their place in the flock’ (warmcor.com).…

including a Weleda gift set and Coast Candle Co candle – together worth £53! Subscribe to coast today to fill your month with vitamin sea! Become part of our lovely coast community and discover the best places for amazing staycations, where to find deserted sandy beaches, excellent restaurants with sea views, and incredible wildlife encounters. Learn about the fascinating history and culture on our shores, and meet artists and makers who will share their craft tips with you, plus top chefs who share their recipes! As well as providing an immersive travel experience, we also seek out great coastal properties for sale by the sea every month. Those who are looking to move to the coast can learn about up-and-coming seaside locations, and find advice on decorating your home and…

1 GO ON ISLAND-HOPPING HIKES IN ANGLESEY Autumn can provide ideal conditions for walking: cooler but still a decent number of daylight hours, and maybe sunshine, too. The dramatic coastal scenery, history and birdlife of Anglesey (Ynys Môn), is hard to beat. In October, wildfowl such as wigeon and pintail are arriving for the winter, and at RSPB South Stack, there is always a good chance of seeing choughs. After each day’s invigorating hike, retreat to your hotel in Beaumaris for a warming drink and convivial chat. HF Holidays offers guided group walking trips that will appeal to Coast readers, such as a week of hiking and island-hopping in early October, including a full-board stay at The Bulkeley Hotel in Beaumaris. HF Holidays’ seven-night Best of Anglesey Coast Path Guided…

1 ST MARGARET’S BAY, KENT Guide prices from £495,000 This exceptional development of historic coastguard cottages and stunning new-build apartments is located in the seaside village of St Margaret’s Bay. The location offers easy access to Europe via Dover, is also close to lively Deal with its great foodie scene, and the fast train line to London St Pancras is not far away. Marshall and Clarke (01304 852960, marshallandclarke.com). 2 PORT GAVERNE, CORNWALL Guide price £575,000 Just a short stroll from the harbour at Port Gaverne, Shrub Cottage is a deceptively spacious three-bedroom property. Thoughtfully renovated, it blends character and comfort, retaining original features throughout. With a pretty front garden, suntrap patio and private parking, it is perfect for use as a coastal retreat, holiday let, or main family home.…

1 ST ANNE’S HEAD, DALE, PEMBROKESHIRE Offers over £325,000 This three-bedroom cottage is perched on St Anne’s Head near Dale – a stunning location on the rugged Pembrokeshire coast, with a neighbouring lighthouse. It has unrivalled sea views to the rear, and fields at the front. A well-presented dream coastal home that is also an established, successful holiday let. Country Living Group (01437 616101, countrylivinggroup.co.uk). 2 DUPORTH, CORNWALL £399,950 Occupying a prime position within the highly desirable Duporth coastal development, this well-appointed two-bedroom apartment enjoys private gated access to Duporth Beach. With plenty of natural light and sea views from the living room and master bedroom, the property is perfectly suited for use as a principal home or holiday retreat, or as an investment. Jackson-Stops Cornwall (01872 261160, jackson-stops.co.uk). 4…

RIB LAUNCHED TO BOOST BOATING COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS In a shift towards even better connections with the boating community, Pantaenius UK, a leading provider of specialist yacht and motorboat insurance, recently commissioned and launched a custom 7.5-metre rigid inflatable boat (RIB). Built on the Isle of Wight by Island RIBs, with a Yamaha F200 engine and electronics and safety package by Raymarine, the new RIB is designed to be practical, versatile and event-ready. It tours boating events, serving as a central hub for on-water activity, media engagement and client interaction throughout the year. The Pantaenius UK team has already been putting the RIB to good use – hosting, supporting and sharing the company’s passion for time spent on the water. Look out for it at the next boat show you visit…

Pre-order our November issue now to guarantee delivery direct to your door – including these features: WALK OUR COASTLINE • The most iconic walking spots around the coast • Top secret beaches in Ireland • 10 of the best dog-friendly stays • ‘We started a sustainable fish-canning business in Dorset’ Visit SHOP.KELSEY.CO.UK/COASTBACK Or call 01959 543 747* *Hotline open Mon – Fri 8.30am to 5.30pm. Calls charged at your standard network rate or scan me! Can’t find your copy of coast? Head to frontline-group.co.uk/store-finder, select Coast from the drop down list, then type in your postcode and how far you are able to travel to pick up a copy. Or why not subscribe? Hurry before stocks run out! Or ask your local retailer to reserve you a copy.…

1 THIS JUG Brighten up your kitchen table with this small bone china jug, beautifully decorated with beach huts and a coastal landscape. Matching bowls and mugs are also available (£12.99, giselagraham.co.uk). 2 THIS BRACELET Tell your travel story with jewellery from El Camino, based in Cornwall. Start with a bracelet, from £32.99, then add custom ‘Steps’ – sea-inspired designs are available (elcaminobracelets.com). 3 THIS SOAP Handmade in the UK, this Rosemary & Kelp bar by Soap Folk is fragranced with rosemary and cypress essential oils and enriched with sustainably sourced sea kelp to gently exfoliate (£5.95, soapfolk.com). 4 THIS BLANKET As the autumn chill sets in, snuggle under this wool and cotton-blend blanket, with a cheerful fish design. The smaller 130cm x 90cm size makes it perfectly portable and…

BOOK of the MONTH Human beings have always been fascinated by the mysteries of the sea, where the unknown has conjured folklore and tales passed down through generations. These tell of monsters that live deep below the waves, with tentacles and sharp teeth, and of shapeshifting creatures that lure you to your demise or sing you to your eternal sleep. In this beautifully illustrated book, Dr Prema Arasu explores these legends through a unique perspective on the histories of societies and cultures. She takes a deep dive into the world of sirens, mermaids, Scylla and kraken, from the third century BCE to the modern day, and considers their influence on literature and art. With stories told and explanations given via excellent narratives accompanied by engravings, diagrams and paintings, the book…

The Portsmouth Markers – a series of five iconic stone sculptures along the Southsea seafront that have been there since 1974 – have a new member. The sixth, designed by the original artist, John Maine RA, has been installed on the promenade close to the Pyramids, adding to the quintet he created more than 50 years ago. ‘It is a pleasure to revisit the project after an extended period of time and make a new mark on the landscape,’ said John (southseacoastalscheme.org.uk).…

I grew up with sand between my toes. My family has run Black Rock – a little holiday destination in Widemouth Bay – for nearly 50 years, and now my wife Helen (pictured below, with Mark) and I are at the helm, raising our boys just as I was raised: free-range and barefoot by the sea. We live and work right on the beach. Our days start with the sunrise over the surf and end with terrace sunsets or staff beach barbecues. We’ve grown from a seasonal café to a buzzing all-year coastal destination, with a beach café, shop, beach huts, surf rental, ice cream bar, parking for over 400 cars, and The Lookout – five new architect-designed coastal homes shortlisted for the Michelmores Property Awards. Before this, I was…

1 ST ANNE’S HEAD, DALE, PEMBROKESHIRE Offers over £650,000 On a clifftop south of the village of Dale, by the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, is one of the last privately owned lighthouses in the UK. The Old Lighthouse comprises two self-contained properties with eight bedrooms in total, along with an elevated observation tower with stunning panoramic views. It is in need of sympathetic renovation to restore it to its former glory – but, as a previously successful holiday let, it offers potential to generate income for its new owner Luxury Welsh Homes (01834 818076, luxurywelshhomes.com). 1 Are you seeking the ultimate character property or renovation project? The Old Lighthouse could be a dream come true 2 NORTH SUNDERLAND, NORTHUMBERLAND £625,000 This imposing four-bedroom coastal home comes with a spacious business premises.…

SEPTEMBER 2025 • Discover marina living • An inspiring move to Margate • A family fishing business on Bryher AUGUST 2025 • Family holiday destinations • The power of sea swimming • Living and working on Islay JULY 2025 • Wales special: homes and breaks • Seafood recipes by Emily Scott • A beach hut renovation in Dorset JUNE 2025 • One couple’s new life on an island • Take a foodie tour of Shetland • The best tidal pools for snorkelling MAY 2025 • Explore Edinburgh’s best spots • Stay in a castle on the beach • Artisan furniture crafted in Scotland APRIL 2025 • Top places to move to in Cornwall • Farm-fresh feasting in Padstow • How surfing inspires one artist Visit shop.kelsey.co.uk/coastback Call 01959 543747* *Hotline…

My relationship with the coast began early. I spent blissful childhood holidays in Bembridge on the Isle of Wight, staying in a terraced house where my cousin and I once set up our first ‘shop’, selling baby carrots and green strawberries from the kitchen garden to unsuspecting passers-by. We made £1, promptly got told off, and were made to donate the proceeds to the RSPCA. It was the scene of my first (slightly rogue) retail venture, and maybe the seed of something bigger. The Isle of Wight still tugs at my heart. My grandmother, who inspired my new brand, C. Atherley, grew up near Shanklin, and I’ll be returning this year for the Isle of Wight Literary Festival to talk about my story and how I built my company, one…

Plymouth Sound National Marine Park has taken a step forward in the conservation of skates and rays with the launch of the education-focused Little Rays of Hope. This project is part of its five-year Nature Programme, aimed at raising public awareness of the skate and ray species found around Plymouth Sound. The project digitally documents the lives of the fish, and provides opportunities for people to learn what they can do to help the species. As part of the launch of the project, four female spotted rays were carefully collected from the Mewstone area to lay their eggs in a safe, controlled environment, to allow the lifecycle of rays – from egg-laying and embryo survival to development – to be studied for future conservation research. The public is also being…

‘We love nautical collectables, but we do slightly have to rein ourselves in. We’ll look at something and think perhaps it’s too much but then, if there’s one place where we’re allowed to put some boats, it’s going to be here.’ Mark Hampshire and Keith Stephenson, the creative minds behind interiors brand Mini Moderns, are talking about their railway carriage bungalow at Dungeness on the Kent coast, which has recently been reclad, and refurbished using designs from their latest Travelogue Collection. When they first bought the house 12 years ago, they were strict about wanting its look to reflect the locality. But, after a decade of inhabiting it: ‘We felt like we could give ourselves licence to be a bit more playful with the space, and it has sort of…

1 ST ISSEY, CORNWALL Guide price £1,450,000 This architect-designed, three-bedroom detached home is set within landscaped gardens, providing a private and tranquil retreat arranged over two floors. It offers uninterrupted views of the Camel Estuary towards Rock, and is located within easy reach of the most sought-after local beaches and amenities. Rohrs & Rowe (01872 306360, rohrsandrowe.co.uk). 2 NEWQUAY, CORNWALL Offers over £1,200,000 Seeking a rare five-bedroom property in north Cornwall? This luxury penthouse apartment is just a short stroll from Fistral Beach. It occupies the entire top floor, and each of the bedrooms enjoys spectacular sea views and direct access to a private terrace. The recently remodelled interior features a generous open-plan kitchen and living space. Jackson-Stops Cornwall (01872 261160, jackson-stops.co.uk). 2 This five-bedroom apartment in Newquay occupies…

Beaches, fresh air, and the irresistible aroma of freshly baked sourdough await at these top coastal bakeries scattered across the British Isles. Known for their dedication to quality, these artisans make loaves loved by locals and visitors alike. Sourdough is celebrated for its health benefits and unique qualities that set it apart from other breads. One of the key differences lies in the fermentation process, where natural wild yeast and lactic acid bacteria are used to leaven the dough. This slow fermentation, often lasting 12-48 hours, helps to create the distinctive tangy flavour and chewy texture of a sourdough loaf. The long fermentation time also helps break down gluten, making sourdough easier to digest than many other breads. Its prebiotic properties are a major benefit too; it contains fibre that…