St Mary’s Bay is a delightful secluded beach with interesting rock formations and surrounding cliffs. It is Brixham's largest beach and is made up of sand and shingle. Access to St Mary’s may be difficult but if you persevere you will find a delightful sandy stretch of beach at the bottom of the cliffs.
It is just off the South West Coast Path Opens in a new window False where you can find wonderful panoramic views of the area overlooking the beach and Berry Head National Nature Reserve Opens in a new window False is nearby.
Awards
Good Beach GuideMaintenance and cleaning
Operated by
Torbay Coast & Countryside TrustMaintenance
Torbay Council is not responsible for this beach. Please contact Torbay Coast & Countryside Trust for any cleaning and maintenance issues.Toilets and facilities
Toilets
None available.
Facilities
None.
Dogs
Allowed all year round.Disabled access
Access
Difficult - access via a footpath and steep steps.
AddressSouth West Coast Path, Brixham
Contact Beaches
- Email: harbour.authority@torbay.gov.uk
- Tel: 01803 208443