Seabreeze beachside b&b, cafe and watersports in south devon

A place to stay, chill out and play! As featured in Alistair Sawday's "Special Places to Stay" guide >>

"Beautifully restful accommodation, coupled with an ethos of having fun in a simply breath-taking location make for an ideal escape from the pressures of everyday life".

At seabreeze we enjoy an eclectic mix of clientele. Most of our guests are active people who love the outdoors; walkers, cyclists, surfers, runners, fishermen, kite surfers, kayakers, naturalists, spear fishermen and twitchers! But the one thing that all of our customers share is that they come to Sea Breeze to relax, unwind and have some fun. And that is exactly what they do!

Whether you seek some space in which to enjoy your own company, are looking for a romantic retreat, or are searching for a unique party venue, Seabreeze provides an ideal base from which to enjoy a truly wonderful experience.

Drifting off to sleep to the sound of the sea...

A truly sublime experience; you cant sleep much closer to the sea than this. With the ever changing weather and sea state the view is constantly changing. Our window seats are a great place to read or reflect. Sea Breeze is east facing, so sunrise and moonrise are particularly spectacular and create magical moods that are definitely worth getting up, or going to bed for!

We aren’t the Ritz, but we do have the worlds biggest pool right outside! (the sea). None of our rooms have mini bars or trouser presses, but they are all furnished to a comfortable standard in a clean and contemporary style. A recent quote from our guest book says... "The worlds only seven star beach hut!".

Room 1

Sea View.
Double or twin, can take a third bed for child if required.
Ensuite shower room.

Room 2

Sea View.
Double bed.
Large ensuite bathroom.
Due to the layout of this room it is only suitable for couples.

Room 3

Family Suite.
Two inter-connecting rooms with shared ensuite shower room.
Double and 2 single beds.

	Rates
Low Season Nov 1 - March 21	Mid Season April & October	High Season May 1 - Sep 30
	Weekend
£75	£95	£120
£85	£110	£140
	Midweek
£70	£85	£110
£75	£100	£120

All prices are per room, per night and include a full English cooked breakfast.
For single occupancy divide by 1.25
An additional zed bed can be hired for £15 per night.

To make a reservation or check availability please call us on 01548 580697.

Please note that a 50% deposit is required to secure all reservations. We accept all major credit and debit cards.

We cannot accommodate pets of any sort, but well behaved children are very welcome.

Smoking is strictly prohibited throughout the whole building.

When you check-in we will provide you with a permit that allows you to park in any of the parking bays in the village.

South Devon's best beach side hang-out

A great place to come and chill, and an even greater place to eat. The seabreeze cafe provides fresh and simple food in a truly superb location. Let the warmth of the morning sun and a smooth latte wake you gently as you tuck in to a hearty breakfast on the sea wall. Crispy bacon sandwiches, toasted paninis, amazing hot chocolates, snacks that you can take out on to the beach, fantastic fresh coffee, and a cream tea to die for! With seating both inside and outside this is the ideal spot from which to enjoy the spectacular view whatever the weather.

From March until October the Sea Breeze cafe is open on sunny days from 10:00 (ish) until 17:00 (ish). Breakfast is available between 10:00 and 11:30. Cream Teas are available from 14:00 until closing.

During the months of November and March the cafe will be open at weekends only, and during December, January and February the cafe is completely closed.

	Surf Location: Bigbury (12 miles). £35 per person. 2 hour lesson. Minimum booking 1 person. Max group size 10. Click Here for more details.
	Walking & Trail Running Location: South West Coast Path The South Hams is literally covered in breath-taking, cliff paths, ancient green lanes and wicked trails. Click Here for more some circular route ideas.
	Beach Fishing Location: Slapton Sands (0 miles). Bring your own kit and Go!. Help, advice, tackle & bait available from the Devon Angling Centre only 2 miles away. Click Here for more details.
	Bike Hire Location: Churchstow (7 miles). MTB's + Helmets £35 per day. Collect - Explore -Return. Call 07789203054 for more details.
	Stealth Cat Boat Trip Start Bay (0 miles). £300 for 5 people. Boat + skipper for the day. Minimum cost £300. Max group size 5. Click Here for more details.

	Kitesurf Location: Start Bay (0 miles). £100 per person. 6 hour lesson. Minimum booking 2 people. Max group size 4. Call 07778395368 for more details.
	Kayak Hire Location: Churchstow (7 miles). Sit on tops + paddles & PFD's. Singles: £35 per day. Doubles: £45 per day. Collect - Explore -Return. Call 07789203054 for more details.
	Kite Buggy Location: Beesands (1 mile). £75 per person. 6 hour session. Minimum booking 2 people. Max group size 4. Call 07778395368 for more details.
	Deep Sea/ Wreck Fishing Location: Salcombe (12 miles). £25 - £50 per person. 2, 4 or 8 hour trips. Minimum booking 1 person. Max group size 10. Click Here for more details.
	Play on the beach! Location: Slapton Sands (0 miles). FREE! Beach combe, skim stones, etc. Kids love to collect shells and explore the shoreline at any time of year.

A stunning Location Seabreeze is situated right in the heart of the South Hams, 5 miles from Dartmouth, 7 miles from Kingsbridge, and 11 miles from Salcombe (by road). The entire locality is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and offers a wealth of opportunities for exploration and adventure. To view a map of the area or get directions please scroll down.
	Sea Breeze was originally a fisherman’s cottage and net store. It was the first building to be built on the beach at Torcross. Its walls are around four feet thick and it has always been thatched in traditional Devonshire style. Sea Breeze's position affords the most spectacular views of the Start Bay, from our rooms one can easily see as far as the Mew Stone at Dartmouth and also the Start Point Lighthouse at the southern end of the bay.
	Torcross Village wraps itself around the southern end of one of England’s largest fresh water lakes known as Slapton Ley. What is so unique about this location is that the Lake is only separated from the sea by a narrow shingle ridge known as the Slapton Line. The area is a haven for migratory birds and other wildlife such as otters, adders and dormice, and is a SSSI. It is hard to imagine this sleepy and sunny place in any other way, but the beautiful long beach known as Slapton Sands has a tragic history;
	During the Second World War It was used as a practice site for the Normandy Landings. What should have been a simple exercise went terribly wrong. The Sherman Tank, that now serves as a memorial, stands in the main car park at Torcross. it was recovered from the Start Bay where it sank during the disastrous events of Exercise Tiger.
	Our beach curves around the blue waters of Start Bay in a glorious golden sweep of fine shingle that finishes at the dramatic promontory of Start Point. Here a lighthouse perches atop spectacular cliffs where seabirds nest in craggy crevices, and where grey seals can often be seen lazing on the rocks below. A leisurely walk to the lighthouse from will take about 90 mins each way, but is definitely worth doing. The views along the way are spectacular, and you can take a tour of the lighthouse which we HIGHLY recommend - truly fascinating!
	There are 2 other beachside villages in the bay, besides Torcross. You will pass both Beesands village and Hallsands village on a walk to the lighthouse. Beesands is a quiet fishing village that time seems to have forgotten. It is a nice distance from seabreeze for a short walk or a paddle, taking about 20 mins by either mode of transport. Once there You can purchase fresh seafood straight off the boats ready for a beach BBQ, or stop for a pint at a lovely pub called the Cricket Inn.
	The village of Hallsands is another mile closer to the lighthouse. Once it was also a busy fishing village, but earlier this century half of Hallsands was swept away in a storm. The ruins of some of the old houses still remain perched perilously close to the sea. Now home only to the seabirds they serve as a reminder of the power of the sea.

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