Saltern Cove is one of the Sites of Special Scientific Interest designated in the English Riviera Geopark  Opens in a new window and a local nature reserve. Uniquely in Britain, this nature reserve extends underwater to a point of 376 metres beyond the low water mark.

The beach is made up of sand, shingle and rocks, and at low tide there are many rock pools to explore.

The beach is located along the South West Coast Path  Opens in a new window to the South of Goodrington Sands and is accessed down a set of steps from the coast path above. It is one of the coves which make up the local area known as ‘Three Beaches'.


Maintenance and cleaning

Operated by

Torbay Coast & Countryside Trust

Maintenance

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.

Transport and parking

Parking

Parking some distance away. The closest car park is Cliff Park Road.


Dogs

Allowed all year round.

Disabled access

Access

Difficult - access to the beach is down a set of steep steps from the coast path above.

AddressSouth West Coast Path, Paignton