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an adjacent swimming pool, plus shop and facilities. To the east of the town is the Berry Head Country Park.
Another of Brixham’s maritime attractions is a life-size replica of the Golden Hind. Go on board to find out what it was like on a galleon in Sir Francis’ time. To go on a fishing or bird watching trip, KELLY’S HERO CHARTERS are recommended.
Enjoy a relaxing bird watching trip or an awesome fishing charter with KELLY’S HERO CHARTERS we make sure that you have the time of your life. Depart from Western Lady Ferry steps on the north side of the harbour. Trip lengths 2, 4, 6 or 8 hours - licensed for 10 passengers.
Brixham is home to several festivals, including: Fishstock, the Heritage Festival, Trawler Races, Brixham Pirate and Shanty Festival, Pirate Days, a Regatta and Brixham Hapnin. Just in case you think it’s all about fish, the summer Cowtown Festival celebrates the town’s agricultural side. Near Berry Head there is a National Nature Reserve, which is a gateway to the English Riviera Global Geopark.
Te South West Coast Path passes vast colonies of seabirds and has views of the smallest and most elevated lighthouse in the UK.
Visit the brand new Blue Beach Hut for delicious food and drinks. Also great for birthday parties |
www.bluebeachhut.com
WHAT’S ON 2017 3 June Ukulele Festival Babacombe Cliff Railway
24 June Armed Forces Day Paignton 2–24 June Kingskerswel Sumer Mon Festival 18–23 Aug Torbay Royal Regata 24–26 Aug Dartmouth Royal Regata 9 Sept Fishstock Brixham Brixham Quay 13–17 Sept Agatha Christie Fetival Torquay
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