Oyster Cove is on the coast of Torbay, south of Paignton, Devon, UK. It is one of the coves which make up the local area known as “Three Beaches” the others being Saltern Cove and Shell Cove.

• Oyster Cove lies within a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).
• Torbay Council is not responsible for this beach. It is run by the Torbay Coast & Countryside Trust.
• The South West Coastal Path runs past the beach.

•  Strong winds
•  Tidal cut-off
• Unstable Cliffs

South West Coast Path, Paignton TQ4 6NJ. The beach is located along the South West Coast Path and is accessed by crossing a stone bridge over the steam train railway, then over a field and down a steep set of metal steps.

• Car, For free parking try around Oyster Bend, Horseshoe Bend or The Saddle and use the small walkway where Oyster meets Horseshoe or failing that the car park in the nearby Cliff Park Road car park with 41 spaces.
• Bus, get off the No. 12 at the shops and walk down Barn Road and turn right then left down a small pathway and across the railway bridge.
• Walking, via a field across a stone bridge over the steam train railway from the South West coast path.

• Free parking try around Oyster Bend, Horseshoe Bend or The Saddle.
• There are No lifeguards.
• There are No facilities.
• Dogs are welcome all year round.
• Beach type: cove, shingle, sand, rock,