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Beaches in Torbay

Livermead Beach and Torbay Road Closure

Update - 10 April 2013

Warning signs were in place at Meadfoot Beach while further water quality tests were carried out. The results received earlier today (Wednesday) confirm that the water quality at Meadfoot is excellent, and there is now no effect on sea water quality at the beaches from the discharges last week. The signs at Meadfoot have now been removed.
Livermead beach still remains closed for safety reasons while the previously planned maintenance work is carried out.
Read the Torbay Road Closure Press Release.

Oddicombe Beach Closure

Update - 3 April 2013

Following further recent rockfalls at Little Oddicombe, we would remind people to avoid the area affected by the landslips. We have been advised by a geologist that further activity can be expected, so it is important that members of the public heed the warnings.
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One of the great beauties of Torbay is its unspoilt coastline offering some breathtaking views. Along a 22 mile stretch, over 20 safe beaches and secluded coves comprise the aptly named English Riviera. So whether you’re after a place to lay out your towel, build sandcastles, have a gentle paddle, explore a rock pool or just a quiet place to sit, you’re sure to find a beach to suit.For information on Torbay's Beaches please see our Guide to Beaches in Torbay
Torbay, as well as a popular family holiday resort, has, over recent years, become really popular with the diving community. It has many beaches suitable as places to learn and others for the more experienced diver where you can enjoy more challenging wreck diving.
Did you know? Torbay now has more beach awards than any other area in the UK!

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