The Brixham Pirate Festival turns the harbour into a sea of cutlasses every May bank holiday. Here are Torbay's summer events worth…
The fort on Berry Head was built in 1794 to deter a French invasion that never came. Walls 2 metres thick, gun…
Visit Berry Head Nature Reserve in Brixham: 1,200 guillemots, the country's shortest lighthouse, Napoleonic forts, the Guardhouse Cafe, parking and walking routes.
A walker's guide to Brixham's quieter coves and best headland walks, from St Mary's Bay and Mansands to Churston, Fishcombe and Sharkham…
Brixham fish market tour: stand in on the dawn auction, meet the buyers, then eat the catch at Rockfish next door. How…
Brixham fish market is the largest in England by value of fish landed – bigger than Newlyn, bigger than Peterhead. It operates…
Berry Head is the easternmost point of the south Devon coast and the only place in England where two working lighthouses stand…
Painted fisherman’s cottages on the inner harbour, sleeping 4-6. Walk to the fish market, the Golden Hind and Berry Head.
Day-boat seafood from Brixham’s own market. Mitch Tonks’ flagship – sustainable, simple, exceptional.
