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Brixham Beach HolidaysTucked in a picturesque corner of Torbay, the fishing town of Brixham enjoys naturally sheltered waters and a selection of family beaches and coves. Many of the Bay’s more popular beaches become far busier than some of Brixham’s hidden gems, adding to the charms of the secluded coves and stretches of sand. Brixham holiday cottages are the perfect base from which to discover some of South Devon’s most family-friendly spots. |
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Breakwater BeachClose to Brixham’s pretty harbour, Breakwater Beach is a small, shingle stretch of beach.Although a fairly small beach, Breakwater is otherwise ideal for a beach holiday in Brixham. With easy access, close amenities and plenty of parking – beach-goers are well equipped for a day unwinding by the sea. The beach has its own toilets, shop and deck chair hire, and operates a dog ban. There are also ramps for easy disabled access. The cafe offers spectacular views out to sea, and the beach is a favourite with divers too.
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Fishcombe BeachThis secluded beach is a mixture of shingle and sand, and was the cove on which William of Orange landed his army in 1688! One of the best times to visit this pretty beach is early in the morning, as those who swim a little way out to sea often find themselves surrounded by a school of fish! A truly unique Brixham beach experience! Fishcombe beach may be difficult to access for the disabled, and is on the South West Coastal Path. Facilities include a cafe and deckchair hire.
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Churston CoveChurston Cove is one of Brixham’s hidden gems. This small, sandy cove is tucked amidst picturesque wooded hills and cliffs, and is a great spot for a quiet day away from the masses. With stunning scenery and natural protection from any wind – Churston Cove makes for a great day during family beach holidays in Brixham. The waters are safe for swimming, and the beach welcomes dogs all year round – so it’s a good choice for those on dog-friendly holidays. There is parking available around half a mile’s walk from the cove, and this beach is unsuitable for disabled access.
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Broadsands BeachBroadsands Beach is a firm favourite with those on Brixham beach holidays. A short distance from Brixham, the sandy Broadsands Beach is set between beautiful headlands and enjoys an idyllic location. With easy access and a sheltered setting, Broadsands lends itself perfectly to any Brixham beach holiday. Whether you fancy an easy stroll beside the colourful beach huts, or a coastal walk –Broadsands is ideal. With a cafe, shops and toilets, as well as parking and deckchair hire, Broadsands makes for a relaxing day by the sea.
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St Mary's BaySt Mary’s Bay is a treat before you even reach it, as the descent to the beach is one of Brixham’s best views! The beach’s distance from town works to its advantage, making it great for an escape it all during a beach holiday in Brixham.This pretty beach is sandy and shingle with close parking. There are no dogs allowed, and unfortunately access for the disabled is difficult. St Mary’s Bay won a Tidy Britain Seaside Award in 2005, recognising its safe waters and clean sands.
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