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PART OF ENGLAND'S SEAFOOD FEAST 2025
A special event in conjunction with the Guardhouse café and England’s Seafood Feast. Enjoy a guided walk around Berry Head with local expert Mike Langman followed by a fishy breakfast (also choice of vegan and full English breakfasts also available) at the Guardhouse Café.
By early October the first of the returning winter flock of Guillemots should be back on the cliffs after spending the summer out at sea. Torbay and Lyme Bay can be alive with be seabirds at this time of year - Kittiwakes, Skuas and Shearwaters are some of the species we’ll be looking for. There’s a good chance of seeing Dolphins, and Porpoises and we may even be lucky enough to see the splashes of huge Atlantic Bluefin Tuna further out to sea.
October is the most exciting...Read More
About
PART OF ENGLAND'S SEAFOOD FEAST 2025
A special event in conjunction with the Guardhouse café and England’s Seafood Feast. Enjoy a guided walk around Berry Head with local expert Mike Langman followed by a fishy breakfast (also choice of vegan and full English breakfasts also available) at the Guardhouse Café.
By early October the first of the returning winter flock of Guillemots should be back on the cliffs after spending the summer out at sea. Torbay and Lyme Bay can be alive with be seabirds at this time of year - Kittiwakes, Skuas and Shearwaters are some of the species we’ll be looking for. There’s a good chance of seeing Dolphins, and Porpoises and we may even be lucky enough to see the splashes of huge Atlantic Bluefin Tuna further out to sea.
October is the most exciting month for passing land migrants and can include rare waifs and strays, often tucked into the scrub around the headland or just passing overhead. The various calls, diagnostic behaviour or plumage will be a feature of the mornings walk.
At 9am we’ll head to the Guardhouse café for a fantastic breakfast and drink. Celebrating the English Seafood Feast between 26th Sept- 12th October 2025 we'll be featuring a special seafood breakfast option. We'll take your orders at the start of the walk.
Meet beside the picnic benches beside Berry Head National Nature Reserve car park – payment on exit approx. £7 – or FREE for Torbay Coast and Countryside Trust members with parking passes.
Start 7.15am, breakfast at 9am finish approx. 10am
Cost £28 including guided walk, cooked breakfast and a drink at the Guardhouse café
Meeting place: Map https://www.google.com/maps/place/Berry+Head+Car+Park/@50.3957532,-3.492219,15z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x486d113cf6385f09:0x9548707128a45239!8m2!3d50.3957532!4d-3.492219!16s%2Fg%2F11dfgvx49r?entry=ttu
What to bring: Binoculars, clothing to suit the weather – Berry Head can be surprisingly cold early in the mornings. Optional notepad and paper.
Booking essential contact: Mike Langman – mikelangman@blueyonder.co.uk
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Guardhouse Cafe, Berry Head, Brixham, BrixhamThis friendly multiple-award-winning cafe is located in Berry Head Nature Reserve, inside a Napoelonic-era fortress. Whether your passion is history, wildlife, walking or relaxing with family and friends in a beautiful place, Berry Head has something for you - even before trying their fabulous…
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