What to see in Brixham

If you are planning to visit Brixham for your holidays, you should book one of the spacious Brixham holiday cottages. The holiday cottages offer excellent accommodation for families and groups. The Brixham holiday cottages are self-catering luxurious holiday cottages that are ideally located near popular tourist attractions. There are several interesting places to visit while staying at the comfortable Brixham holiday cottages. Here are a few recommendations you can use during your holidays in Brixham.



Churston Cove



Churston Cove is one of the spectacular places in Brixham. This is one of the jewels of Brixham and is situated amidst cliffs and green hills. This is one of the most popular family-friendly beaches that you can visit during your stay in Brixham. Churston Cove is located only a short distance away from the holiday cottages. Churston Cove is a shingle and sand beach and is a perfect place to enjoy a family picnic.



Churston Cove is a pet-friendly beach and is a perfect place for a picnic if you have brought your dog along for your holidays. You can pack a nice picnic basket so that you have some delicious refreshments after a swim. The beach is also perfect for those who want to play beach volleyball. Parking is available at the beach and the car park area quite wide and is protected from the wind by the picturesque hills and cliffs. You can also hire a car or make use of the public transport to get to this beach. You can also take a nice stroll down the beach after lunch. Take some pictures and enjoy the view before heading back to the luxurious Brixham holiday cottages.



Battery Gardens



The Battery Gardens are one of the places you should visit if you are staying at the holiday cottages. The Battery Garden is a natural park that is home to several different species of trees, shrubs and grass. The Battery Gardens have been in existence even before the Second World War. The garden offers one of the most spectacular views of the coastal region of the French Riviera. You can easily get to the Battery Gardens if you are staying at one of the holiday cottages. You can either take your car and drive down or make use of the public transport system to get to the gardens.



The Scotch Pines, Firs and other trees were planted in memory of the soldiers who lost their lives during the war. At the top of the garden, you will see a beautiful sight of bluebells and wild orchids. The Battery Gardens is a Scheduled Monument and the "Grandstand of Torbay". It was at one time a fortress for soldiers during the war and still has many ancient emplacements and features that were used during that period. The garden has a museum that is open from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. every Monday. This is one of the places you can visit while staying at the spacious Brixham holiday cottages.