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Churston Cove is one of the many excellent beaches to be found on the English Riviera in Devon. This beautiful secluded cove is popular with the locals, and it's easy to see why - with sparkling turquoise waters surrounded by lush wooded hills, it is a real hidden gem. But be aware - getting to Churston Cove is not for the faint-hearted! The only way to access Churston Cove is along the South West Coast Path, either a 20-minute walk from Battery Gardens and Fishcombe Cove, or a 40-minute walk from Elberry Cove. These paths are uneven, with lots of steep hills and uneven steps.

The secluded bay that includes Churston and Fishcombe Cove is a perfect place for swimming, and a great place to launch for paddleboarding or kayaking. It is also a very popular place with the local wildlife, during October - Februrary its a favourite spot for seals to hang out! 

What type of beach is Churston Cove in Brixham?

Churston Cove is a shingle, pebble beach surrounded by wooded hills. 

Are dogs allowed on Churston Cove in Brixham?

Yes, dogs are welcome on Churston Cove all year round.

Are there toilets on Churston Cove in Brixham? 

No, there are no toilets on Churston Cove.

Is Churston Cove in Brixham easy to access?

Access to Churston Cove is difficult and restricted. Access is via the South West Coast Path, steep hills and many uneven steps.

Is there a cafe on Churston Cove in Brixham?

No there is no cafe on Churston Cove.

Is there parking at Churston Cove in Brixham?

Yes there is on-road parking at the top of the hill, but this is 20 minute walk away through narrow paths, steep hills and many stairs.