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The Salt Path” will be released in theaters starting May 30 and will showcase several impressive locations.
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Scheduled to premiere at theaters on May 30, “The Salt Path” featuring
Gillian Anderson
And Jason Isaacs is poised to be one of the standout stars of this summer’s biggest films.
Inspired by real events, this film will trace the path of Raynor Winn and her husband Moth as they travel along England’s most extensive hiking route, the South West Coast Path, following the loss of their home and Moth’s diagnosis with a rare neurodegenerative disease.
In her memoir titled “The Salt Path,” Raynor recounted their epic, 630-mile journey, detailing the walk from Minehead to Poole.
Moreover, the film will undoubtedly highlight some of the UK’s most impressive natural landscapes, with the South West Coast Path showcasing dramatic coves, harsh cliffs, and beautiful beaches.
Discover where you can experience your personal Salt Path moment this year through this collection of some of the top beaches set to be featured in the movie…
Minehead, Somerset
The South West Coast Path begins in Minehead, making Minehead Beach a natural fit for inclusion in the movie.
Occasionally referred to as The Strand, this sandy shoreline stretches all the way to Minehead Harbour and makes for a perfect place to build sandcastles.
The beach is situated near Exmoor National Park, allowing visitors to merge their coastal getaway with a visit to nearby forests.
Porlock Weir, Somerset
Less than 10 miles from Minehead Beach lies Porckock Weir, an important location along the South West Coast Path.
The pebble beach is flanked by marshes and serves as a favored location for bird enthusiasts to explore.
Porlock is famous for its oysters, so hikers may wish to visit Porlock Bay Oysters to try a dressed oyster.
Heddon’s Mouth, Devon
Included in “The Salt Path,” Heddon’s Mouth gets its name from the valley where the River Heddon meets the ocean.
The rugged cove located along the coastline of North Devon is accessible to visitors via a hike through historic woodlands.
A guest commented on Tripadvisor: “The seaside trail here is stunning, with challenging uphill sections yet offering incredible vistas when you reach some of the tallest cliffs in England.”
Ilfracombe, Devon
Nestled along the South West Coast Path in Devon, Ilfracombe is a coastal town known as a seaside retreat.
The town boasts multiple beaches, yet Tunnels Beach stands out as particularly distinctive.
The charming beach got its moniker due to the fact that it can be reached via tunnels constructed by the Victorians.
Ilfracombe also houses Rapparee Cove, a tiny pebble beach located near the harbor.
Clovelly, Devon
The Southwest Coastal Path as well
flows through Clovelly, a historic fishing village in Devon.
The charming village remained under royal ownership until the 13th century and is currently entirely free of cars.
Clovelly Beach is a petite shingle beach situated beneath the village and serves as a favored location for sunbathers.
Hartland Quay, Devon
In Devon, another location is Hartland Quay, which features a pebbly shoreline flanked by towering cliffs.
The beach offers numerous opportunities for exploring rocky tide pools.
Hikers can pause their journey at the Hartland Quay Hotel & Bar to recharge at the Wreckers Retreat Bar and take in spectacular views of the shoreline.
However, visitors ought to be cautious since the region is infamous for possessing some of the UK’s most turbulent waters.
Port Quin, Cornwall
Another stunning location on the South West Coast Path, Port Quin is a charming inlet situated between Port Isaac and Polzeath.
Previously a bustling fishing harbor, Port Quin has transformed into a more serene location along the hiking trail.
The National Trust shares: “Port Quin is a tranquil and protected cove.”
‘Encircled by breathtaking shoreline, Port Quin Bay extends westward toward the notable peninsula known as The Rumps.’
Fistral Beach, Cornwall
A prize-winning shoreline located in Newquay, Fistral Beach is particularly favored among surfers.
The expansive sandy shore is famous for its steady waves and usually becomes quite crowded during the summertime.
A visitor posted on TripAdvisor: “This is my favorite beach globally.”
I’ve been to this beach numerous occasions in the past; the atmosphere here stands out uniquely.
Holywell Bay, Cornwall
Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs both played roles as
noticed filming sessions for “The Salt Path” at this stunning beach in 2023.
The beautiful beach features undulating sand dunes and is flanked by lush grass-covered hills.
This location is much favored by those keen on discovering sea caves.
Visit Cornwall remarks: ‘Sunny days can make Holywell Bay seem like heaven.’
Rame Head, Cornwall
In southeastern Cornwall, a coastal promontory called Rame Head will be featured in the forthcoming Salt Path movie.
Explore Cornwall refers to the picturesque area as ‘A Hidden Gem of Cornwall,’ since it frequently gets overlooked by visitors.
Atop the headland stands a medieval chapel, offering visitors a spectacular birds-eye vista of the coastline extending in either direction.
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