Meadfoot is a shingle beach nestled below an array of spectacular cliffs which provides a perfect setting for those who prefer a quieter environment in which to relax. From the beach you can see Thatcher Rock and Brixham on the opposite side of the Bay.
Meadfoot is a popular spot for diving and fishing and at low tide some great rock pools are exposed.
The impressive crescent shaped Osbourne Hotel overlooks the beach and there is a spilt level promenade which backs onto a tree covered hillside with good access to the coastal paths.
Awards
Blue Flag,Good Beach Guide,Seaside AwardToilets and facilities
Toilets
Open all year, including disabled facilities.
Facilities
Café, annual chalet hire, visitor chalet hire, deckchair hire and beach shower. Boats less than 4½hp can be launched here.
This beach is being managed by us with help from Meadfoot Beach Café. If you encounter a problem with the beach operation please contact either Meadfoot Beach Café or our Beaches and Coastline Team.
Transport and parking
Parking
Moderate distance, some walking. The closest car parks are Meadfoot Beach, Meadfoot Road and Kilmorie.
Disabled access
Access
Limited - access from the road via a slope on to the promenade. There is a slipway to the beach.Facilities
Seasonal (April to Oct), including disabled facilities.AddressMeadfoot Sea Road, Torquay, TQ1 2LL
Contact Beaches
- Email: harbour.authority@torbay.gov.uk
- Tel: 01803 208443