Brixham – Where to stay
There is an excellent selection of Hotel, Bed & Breakfast, and Self Catering Accommodation in Brixham to cater for everyone.
 | Brixham Holiday Park This friendly, comfortable, family run Brixham Holiday Park only 150 yards from the beach offers you all you could want from a self catering holiday in Devon. Read More >> |
 | Brixham Harbourside Holiday Flats All seven non-smoking, self-contained flats at Brixham Harbourside Holiday Flats have sea and harbour views and have their own entrance. Situated 27, 28 The Quay & The Old Customs House, Brixham. Read More >> |
 | Quayside Hotel If you’re looking for character Brixham hotels with lots of charm, you’ll find the Quayside Hotel offers the perfect setting. Here’s one of those beautifully rare hotels in Devon with panoramic views over Brixham harbour. What better place to spend your holiday than here in Devon? Read More >> |
 | Berry Head Hotel The Berry Head Hotel is set in a superb waterside position enjoying spectacular views of Torbay. Surrounded by six acres of grounds in the seclusion of the Berry Head Country Park, yet only a short walk from the picturesque fishing port of Brixham. Read More >> |
 | Churston Way Lodge The Churston Way Lodge Guest House is the ideal location for your stay in Brixham whether for holiday, leisure or business purposes. We have a range of rooms offering comfortable and versatile accommodation for singles, couples and families. Read More >> |
 | Sunnybrook Guest House Sunnybrook is a delightful and friendly guest house, offering you bed and breakfast. We are only a short walk from Brixham town centre and quayside, perfect for exploring the many local shops, restaurants, pubs and ideally placed for visits to the Heritage Museum, Marina and the many scenic walks on offer. Read More >> |
 | Wooodlands Bed and Breakfast Woodlands 4 star Bed and Breakfast in Brixham is situated close to the harbour and town centre. Read More >> |
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Brixham is an active, pretty fishing harbour built on a surrounding horseshoe of land that makes Torquay’s gradients seem like molehills.
Life in Brixham centres around the harbour, where we’re reminded that this is still a busy, working fishing port – and part of that fresh catch the fishermen are unloading will probably arrive on your dinner table tonight.
Away from the harbour you can lose yourself in a maze of narrow, winding streets and within walking distance from the town centre you will find some of the English Riviera’s most spectacular scenery.
Sandy beaches and secluded coves give way to the towering cliffs at Berry Head, offering breathtaking views across Tor Bay and the English Channel.
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