Brixham & South Devon Guide

Stunning aerial view of Berry Head in Brixham, showcasing the dramatic cliffs and expansive views over the sparkling blue sea.

Brixham’s coastline is one of South Devon’s most ecologically rich environments. From grey seals and seabirds to seagrass meadows, Brixham coastal wildlife offers a rare glimpse into thriving marine ecosystems when protected and respected.

What Wildlife Can You See Along the Brixham Coast?

Brixham coastal wildlife includes grey seals, cormorants, shags, gull species, and a growing range of marine invertebrates. Seasonal seal pupping sites and feeding grounds highlight the importance of quiet, undisturbed habitats.

Volunteers participate in a beach cleanup along the scenic South Devon coast, ensuring the shoreline remains pristine and inviting.

Why South Devon’s Coast Is So Important

South Devon’s unique geography creates sheltered coves and nutrient-rich waters. These conditions support marine biodiversity and make Brixham an essential site for conservation monitoring and research.

How to Enjoy Brixham Coastal Wildlife Responsibly

Responsible wildlife watching helps protect animals from stress and habitat disruption. Keeping distance, avoiding sensitive areas, and supporting conservation organisations all play a part in preserving Brixham coastal wildlife for future generations.

Support Our Work

This discovery is part of our wider mission to protect South Devon’s marine life through research, education, and community engagement.

You can help us continue this work by supporting our Seagrass Protection Fundraiser or by shopping ethically at The Cove Lifestyle Store where every purchase helps fund real conservation projects like this one.

Together, we can protect the coastlines and wildlife that make Devon truly special. 💙

The Cove shop on Fore Street in Brixham showcases a variety of clothing items, including hats and t-shirts, enticing shoppers with its rustic wooden facade and inviting displays.