A small stretch of shingle beach nestled below an array of spectacular cliffs provides a perfect setting for those who prefer a quieter environment in which to relax. The impressive crescent shaped Osbourne Hotel overlooks the beach and the spilt level promenade backs onto a tree covered hillside.

Aerial view of Meadfoot Beach

• Blue Flag 2008
• Marine conservation Society Recommended Beach 2007
• ENCAMS Seaside Award 2006

• Rocky
• Sandy shingle
• Cliffs

The nearest town is Torquay.  There is main road access and a local bus service.  Bus Nos. x85 and 32. Parking is available on street and also in a small car park above the beach.

Easy Access from the road via a slope on to the promenade. There is a slipway to the beach 100 yds away.

• Banned during the summer season
• Dog exercise area - North end of beach (nearest the pay and display car park)

• Beach Managers
• Supervision
• Warning flags
• Life buoys
• First aid
• Lost child centre
• Patrol Boat

• Cafe
• Beach Huts
• Toilets, open summer only
• Disabled visitors’ facilities
• Deckchair hire
• Slipway
• Promenade
• Beach Shower

Diving

• Pay
• Over 5 minutes walk
• Across a road
• Some on Street parking