Saltwater Escapes is a family run business offering beautiful holiday cottages and apartments in Brixham and South Devon. From the moment you arrive at a Saltwater Escapes property we aim to give you a warm welcome. All properties offer fantastic access to the towns treasure's including the many cafés and restaurants, the beaches and of course the beautiful sea. We love that Saltwater Escapes' properties have become a home from home for many of our customers who have stayed with us year after year and are making traditions of their own and memories to treasure. Our office hours are 9am - 5pm.

Located just off Bolton Street in Brixham, this quaint cottage is just a few minutes walk from the town centre and bustling harbour area. Parking included and pet friendly.

This quaint cottage bolthole in the heart of Brixham provides the perfect base for those wanting to be near all the action but not in the midst of it. Located within level walking distance of Brixham’s bustling fishing harbour, you will also have direct access to coastal paths, beaches, Brixham’s Breakwater and Shoalstone seawater pool. There is a wide selection of eclectic shops, the opportunity to buy fish directly off the boats, restaurants, seafood stalls and traditional pubs. Brixham is within 30 minutes of Dartmouth, Totnes, Sandridge Barton Vineyard, Paignton and Torquay. Famous for fishing, art and quaint, colourful houses lining the harbour, Brixham is one of the busiest fishing ports in the UK and is home to some of the finest sea food available. The town is also bustling with art and culture and has a great range of art galleries that feature local artists as well as showcasing visiting installations. On the Strand, you’ll even have the opportunity to see local artists at work. Take a leisurely stroll along the Marina to the breakwater where you can watch the world go by from the popular beach cafe or, if you are feeling a bit more adventurous hire a paddle board or jet ski and take in the views from the water. Venture to the heart of the town, and look out for the stunning replica of Sir Francis Drake’s famous galleon, The Golden Hind, a recreation of Sir Francis Drake’s flagship that visitors can explore. The town also boasts a museum and various boat tours around the coast so you can get a real taste of its maritime heritage. Brixham has long been famed for its links to the sea, and now has an up and coming culinary scene with an increasing number of independent cafés and enticing restaurants offering local, fresh produce, some often landed that very morning. It isn't all fish though, Brixham's eateries are also supplied buy an excellent selection of local butchers, green grocers and farmers; you'll be spoilt for choice! For walkers, The...