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A short walk from the property. A lovely beach, that also boasts a great selection of eateries just opposite it.
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Torre Abbey Sands
Torbay RoadA short walk from the property. A lovely beach, that also boasts a great selection of eateries just opposite it.
Torquay Marina is stunning. Watch the boats, travel on one of the many local water cruises, or catch a ferry to Brixham. You can also hire jet skis, speed boats and take part in many other water sports activities.
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Torquay Watersports
Vaughan RoadTorquay Marina is stunning. Watch the boats, travel on one of the many local water cruises, or catch a ferry to Brixham. You can also hire jet skis, speed boats and take part in many other water sports activities.
Torre Abbey is Torbay's most historic building, an ancient scheduled monument dating back to 1196 and set within 18 acres of garden and parkland. It’s also a multi-award-winning visitor attraction housing an impressive art collection boasting over 600 incredible works of art from the 18th century to the present day. Meanwhile, our 800 Years Gallery uses state-of-the-art technology to tell the abbey’s fascinating story through videos, talking portraits and interactive displays.
This Torbay Council-owned museum and gardens is also a centre for creativity and culture, offering events and workshops as well as hosting world class exhibitions alongside creative work from the cream of local talent. We also pride ourselves on being family friendly with a range of activities available for youngsters, both inside the historic buildings and outside in our stunning gardens as well.
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Abadia de Torre
Torre Abbey is Torbay's most historic building, an ancient scheduled monument dating back to 1196 and set within 18 acres of garden and parkland. It’s also a multi-award-winning visitor attraction housing an impressive art collection boasting over 600 incredible works of art from the 18th century to the present day. Meanwhile, our 800 Years Gallery uses state-of-the-art technology to tell the abbey’s fascinating story through videos, talking portraits and interactive displays.
This Torbay Council-owned museum and gardens is also a centre for creativity and culture, offering events and workshops as well as hosting world class exhibitions alongside creative work from the cream of local talent. We also pride ourselves on being family friendly with a range of activities available for youngsters, both inside the historic buildings and outside in our stunning gardens as well.
Managed by Torbay Coast & Countryside Trust, the award winning country park is a paradise for walkers, gardeners, nature lovers and families.
Along with much of Torbay, the country park is part of the UNESCO English Riviera Global Geopark (designated by UNESCO for its stunning geological heritage and landforms).
There are wild woodlands and formal landscaped areas, such as the beautiful rose garden, arboretum and ornamental ponds. There is also an inspiring play area designed for children of all abilities.
With support from the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Trust has set out a number of self-guided walks of varying grades through the park offering the opportunity to explore its different landscapes and vistas. Further details of these walks can be obtained from the court or Cockington Visitor Centre.
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Cockington Country Park
Managed by Torbay Coast & Countryside Trust, the award winning country park is a paradise for walkers, gardeners, nature lovers and families.
Along with much of Torbay, the country park is part of the UNESCO English Riviera Global Geopark (designated by UNESCO for its stunning geological heritage and landforms).
There are wild woodlands and formal landscaped areas, such as the beautiful rose garden, arboretum and ornamental ponds. There is also an inspiring play area designed for children of all abilities.
With support from the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Trust has set out a number of self-guided walks of varying grades through the park offering the opportunity to explore its different landscapes and vistas. Further details of these walks can be obtained from the court or Cockington Visitor Centre.
Cockington Court is one of Torbay's favourite destinations, combining history with present day through a thriving craft centre and a popular programme of events. The site enjoys a growing reputation as a regional centre for quality arts and crafts.
Set in an award-winning country park a mile away from the seafront, Cockington Court is an historic manor house with over twenty craft studios, tea rooms, walled art garden, tudor rose garden, contemporary art gallery and a popular children’s play area.
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Cockington Court
Cockington LaneCockington Court is one of Torbay's favourite destinations, combining history with present day through a thriving craft centre and a popular programme of events. The site enjoys a growing reputation as a regional centre for quality arts and crafts.
Set in an award-winning country park a mile away from the seafront, Cockington Court is an historic manor house with over twenty craft studios, tea rooms, walled art garden, tudor rose garden, contemporary art gallery and a popular children’s play area.
Paignton Beach offers the ultimate family day out at the seaside. With a sandy beach, safe swimming and a whole host of activities to enjoy, this promises to be a fun day out for all the family. There’s lots to do; you can hire a pedalo, take a fishing trip from the nearby harbour or simply sit back and relax in a deckchair.
In the middle of the beach sits the famous Paignton Pier, so if you’ve had enough sunbathing or you’ve built enough sandcastles, why not head here see what all the fuss is about? You’ll find kiosks, cafés and an abundance of amusement arcades to keep kids of all ages happy.
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Paignton Beach
Paignton Beach offers the ultimate family day out at the seaside. With a sandy beach, safe swimming and a whole host of activities to enjoy, this promises to be a fun day out for all the family. There’s lots to do; you can hire a pedalo, take a fishing trip from the nearby harbour or simply sit back and relax in a deckchair.
In the middle of the beach sits the famous Paignton Pier, so if you’ve had enough sunbathing or you’ve built enough sandcastles, why not head here see what all the fuss is about? You’ll find kiosks, cafés and an abundance of amusement arcades to keep kids of all ages happy.
Paignton Zoo is not just one of the UK's top zoos and a great day out; they are also a conservation and education charity and part of a group of zoos and charities called Wild Planet Trust.
The zoo is just a short drive form the apartment and offers a great day out.
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Zoológico Paignton
Totnes RoadPaignton Zoo is not just one of the UK's top zoos and a great day out; they are also a conservation and education charity and part of a group of zoos and charities called Wild Planet Trust.
The zoo is just a short drive form the apartment and offers a great day out.
This is a best seller, this famous and award winning tour is the best way to explore South Devon! Includes steam train, river boat and bus visiting the quaint towns of Paignton, Dartmouth and Totnes.
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Round Robin Tour
Steamer Quay RoadThis is a best seller, this famous and award winning tour is the best way to explore South Devon! Includes steam train, river boat and bus visiting the quaint towns of Paignton, Dartmouth and Totnes.
on the english riviera is famous for its miniature landscaped gardens, leading it to be branded as one of Europe's Premier Model Villages and one of Torquay's most beautiful gardens.
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Vila em Miniatura de Babbacombe
Hampton Avenueon the english riviera is famous for its miniature landscaped gardens, leading it to be branded as one of Europe's Premier Model Villages and one of Torquay's most beautiful gardens.
prehistoric cave, home of ancient humans, award winning visitor attraction in Torquay - with tours, shop, cafe and visitor centre.
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Kents Cavern Prehistoric Caves
91 Ilsham Rdprehistoric cave, home of ancient humans, award winning visitor attraction in Torquay - with tours, shop, cafe and visitor centre.
For a great family day out in Devon take a trip to the Torquay Museum a great place for World culture and local History.
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Torquay Museum
529 Babbacombe RdFor a great family day out in Devon take a trip to the Torquay Museum a great place for World culture and local History.
A family-friendly attraction with 3 floors of British history (Victorians, Railways, Fifties), nostalgia, authentic curiosities, interactive displays.
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Museu Vitoriano Bygones
Fore StreetA family-friendly attraction with 3 floors of British history (Victorians, Railways, Fifties), nostalgia, authentic curiosities, interactive displays.
Dartmouth Steam Railway steam trains travel seven miles along the South Devon coast and into the Dart Valley with stations at Goodrington Sands, Churston and the beautiful village of Kingswear which sits opposite the pretty port of Dartmouth.
Dartmouth River Boats operate on the River Dart offering daily scheduled services to the historic town of Totnes (nine miles upriver). 1-hour circular river cruises operate daily from Dartmouth plus regular services to the village of Dittisham. The Round Robin is an award-winning full day excursion - a steam train journey, ferry crossing, river
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Dartmouth Steam Railway & River Boat Company
Queen's Park RoadDartmouth Steam Railway steam trains travel seven miles along the South Devon coast and into the Dart Valley with stations at Goodrington Sands, Churston and the beautiful village of Kingswear which sits opposite the pretty port of Dartmouth.
Dartmouth River Boats operate on the River Dart offering daily scheduled services to the historic town of Totnes (nine miles upriver). 1-hour circular river cruises operate daily from Dartmouth plus regular services to the village of Dittisham. The Round Robin is an award-winning full day excursion - a steam train journey, ferry crossing, river
Dartmouth is one of the most popular and picturesque tourist destinations in Devon, as it’s not only close to the sea, but it’s also situated on the River Dart. Its location on the river means it has historical importance and was the former home of the Royal Navy. It was also the sailing point for the Crusades in the 12th century.
Now a popular tourist destination set on the banks of the River Dart - with a tidal river running inland as far as Totnes and beyond. It lies in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and South Hams District and has a small resident population of just 5,500 inhabitants.
The town’s main attractions are mainly laid out along the waterfront and it has a very long history dating back to the 1100s. The narrow mouth of the Dart river was protected from attack from the sea by two castles - Dartmouth and Kingswear. Dartmouth is the older of the castles having been built by John Hawley in 1388, while Kingswear was built between 1491 and 1502 as a coastal artillery tower for use with heavy cannon. Dartmouth is owned by English Heritage and is open to the public, where Kingswear Castle is in the possession of the Landmark Trust and is not generally accessible to everyone.
Nowadays, Dartmouth has a busy town centre with many attractions for tourists, including its shops, restaurants and galleries. Within a short distance from the town, you can visit two fortified castles, Kingswear and Dartmouth, the latter being open to the public. Also nearby are various beaches and areas of natural beauty, such as the coves along the coast and the expansive Dartmoor National Park.
Dartmouth is the location of many local events, such as the annual Dart Music Festival and the Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta. Whenever you visit, you will have the opportunity to get involved with a variety of activities organised by the friendly town community.
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Dartmouth
Dartmouth is one of the most popular and picturesque tourist destinations in Devon, as it’s not only close to the sea, but it’s also situated on the River Dart. Its location on the river means it has historical importance and was the former home of the Royal Navy. It was also the sailing point for the Crusades in the 12th century.
Now a popular tourist destination set on the banks of the River Dart - with a tidal river running inland as far as Totnes and beyond. It lies in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and South Hams District and has a small resident population of just 5,500 inhabitants.
The town’s main attractions are mainly laid out along the waterfront and it has a very long history dating back to the 1100s. The narrow mouth of the Dart river was protected from attack from the sea by two castles - Dartmouth and Kingswear. Dartmouth is the older of the castles having been built by John Hawley in 1388, while Kingswear was built between 1491 and 1502 as a coastal artillery tower for use with heavy cannon. Dartmouth is owned by English Heritage and is open to the public, where Kingswear Castle is in the possession of the Landmark Trust and is not generally accessible to everyone.
Nowadays, Dartmouth has a busy town centre with many attractions for tourists, including its shops, restaurants and galleries. Within a short distance from the town, you can visit two fortified castles, Kingswear and Dartmouth, the latter being open to the public. Also nearby are various beaches and areas of natural beauty, such as the coves along the coast and the expansive Dartmoor National Park.
Dartmouth is the location of many local events, such as the annual Dart Music Festival and the Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta. Whenever you visit, you will have the opportunity to get involved with a variety of activities organised by the friendly town community.
Totnes is an historic market town that combines alternative therapies, breathtakingly beautiful countryside and a fascinating history. Sitting in the heart of South Devon on the banks of the River Dart, this unique and charming town has an international reputation for its lively and diverse community and relaxed atmosphere.
Things to do in Totnes
For shopping addicts Totnes offers an excellent range of small independent retailers and unique shops, the town is famed for its promotion of ethical products, wholefoods and fair trade goods. In the Civic Hall Square you’ll find the weekly market which held on Fridays and Saturdays, an Elizabethan market held each Tuesday morning (May-September), when traders dress in Elizabethan period costumes and the Totnes Sunday Good Food Market held the third Sunday of the month in the Market Square.
As well as shopping and exploring the town’s history there are many wonderful things to see and do in and around Totnes. You can enjoy river trips on the Dart, discover one of the towns museums, visit Totnes Castle, take a ride on a steam railway or visit one of the many arts galleries.
If you love wine and cheese, then a visit to Sharpham Vineyard is the perfect day out - set on the banks of the River Dart, enjoy a tour of the winery and taste its award winning local produce. For the kids, enjoy days out at Pennywell Farm, the South Devon Railway, take a canoe trip up the River Dart,
The area around Totnes is stunning and there are a number of walks leading from the town which explores the river banks and surrounding countryside. To the North West of Totnes is Dartington, home to Dartington Hall Estate, with its historic house, listed gardens, barn cinema and shops.
Local Food and Drink
In and around Totnes the focus is on organic food that’s locally produced and seasonal.
Totnes has an array of restaurants, cafe’s, pubs and wine bars which offer a wonderful range of internationally inspired cuisine with local produce at the heart of their menus.
The award-winning Totnes Sunday Good Food Market is held on the third Sunday of the month providing you the chance to purchase and sample some of the very best in local South Devon produce.
History
By the 12th century Totnes had established its self as a market town and prospered throughout the mediaeval period. In recent times it has gained a reputation as a centre for learning, arts, alternative lifestyles and culture.
Much of Totnes’s fascinating history can be seen around the town, you’ll find many historic buildings lining the streets, the atmospheric Guildhall which has been the home of the town council for over 450 years and the Norman castle which overlooks the town.
A trip to Totnes is not complete without a visit to the Brutus Stone, which can be found in Fore Street, set into the pavement. This stone is meant to mark the spot where Trojan Prince, Brutus, disembarked from his ship. As he stepped ashore on to the stone he said “Here I stand, and here I rest. The town shall be called Totnes”.
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Totnes
Totnes is an historic market town that combines alternative therapies, breathtakingly beautiful countryside and a fascinating history. Sitting in the heart of South Devon on the banks of the River Dart, this unique and charming town has an international reputation for its lively and diverse community and relaxed atmosphere.
Things to do in Totnes
For shopping addicts Totnes offers an excellent range of small independent retailers and unique shops, the town is famed for its promotion of ethical products, wholefoods and fair trade goods. In the Civic Hall Square you’ll find the weekly market which held on Fridays and Saturdays, an Elizabethan market held each Tuesday morning (May-September), when traders dress in Elizabethan period costumes and the Totnes Sunday Good Food Market held the third Sunday of the month in the Market Square.
As well as shopping and exploring the town’s history there are many wonderful things to see and do in and around Totnes. You can enjoy river trips on the Dart, discover one of the towns museums, visit Totnes Castle, take a ride on a steam railway or visit one of the many arts galleries.
If you love wine and cheese, then a visit to Sharpham Vineyard is the perfect day out - set on the banks of the River Dart, enjoy a tour of the winery and taste its award winning local produce. For the kids, enjoy days out at Pennywell Farm, the South Devon Railway, take a canoe trip up the River Dart,
The area around Totnes is stunning and there are a number of walks leading from the town which explores the river banks and surrounding countryside. To the North West of Totnes is Dartington, home to Dartington Hall Estate, with its historic house, listed gardens, barn cinema and shops.
Local Food and Drink
In and around Totnes the focus is on organic food that’s locally produced and seasonal.
Totnes has an array of restaurants, cafe’s, pubs and wine bars which offer a wonderful range of internationally inspired cuisine with local produce at the heart of their menus.
The award-winning Totnes Sunday Good Food Market is held on the third Sunday of the month providing you the chance to purchase and sample some of the very best in local South Devon produce.
History
By the 12th century Totnes had established its self as a market town and prospered throughout the mediaeval period. In recent times it has gained a reputation as a centre for learning, arts, alternative lifestyles and culture.
Much of Totnes’s fascinating history can be seen around the town, you’ll find many historic buildings lining the streets, the atmospheric Guildhall which has been the home of the town council for over 450 years and the Norman castle which overlooks the town.
A trip to Totnes is not complete without a visit to the Brutus Stone, which can be found in Fore Street, set into the pavement. This stone is meant to mark the spot where Trojan Prince, Brutus, disembarked from his ship. As he stepped ashore on to the stone he said “Here I stand, and here I rest. The town shall be called Totnes”.
At the forefront of vine growing and wine making in the UK, Sharpham is widely recognised as producing some of England's most outstanding wines. We have been producing wine for nearly twenty five years. ... Traditional and new world techniques are employed resulting in a range of distinctive and carefully balanced wines.
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Sharpham Wine and Cheese
Waddeton RoadAt the forefront of vine growing and wine making in the UK, Sharpham is widely recognised as producing some of England's most outstanding wines. We have been producing wine for nearly twenty five years. ... Traditional and new world techniques are employed resulting in a range of distinctive and carefully balanced wines.
Sharpham House is a majestic 18th Palladian villa overlooking the River Dart. The views are simply breathtaking.
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Sharpham House
Sharpham House is a majestic 18th Palladian villa overlooking the River Dart. The views are simply breathtaking.
The South Hams is a region of rural and coastal Devon much of which is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, stretching as far as the edges of Dartmoor National Park and featuring one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the UK which spans between Torbay and Plymouth.
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South Hams District
The South Hams is a region of rural and coastal Devon much of which is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, stretching as far as the edges of Dartmoor National Park and featuring one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the UK which spans between Torbay and Plymouth.
Britain's Ocean City, is one of Europe's most vibrant waterfront cities, with so much to explore. ... But there's also hundreds of years of history to uncover, from Sir Francis Drake and the Spanish Armada to the Mayflower sailing in 1620, to a city rebuilt following the Blitz during World War II.
Plymouth is full of Marinas and boats, great for shopping, eating out and simply take in the history and stunning views.
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Plymouth
Britain's Ocean City, is one of Europe's most vibrant waterfront cities, with so much to explore. ... But there's also hundreds of years of history to uncover, from Sir Francis Drake and the Spanish Armada to the Mayflower sailing in 1620, to a city rebuilt following the Blitz during World War II.
Plymouth is full of Marinas and boats, great for shopping, eating out and simply take in the history and stunning views.
A fantastic day out!
The National Marine Aquarium (NMA) is the UK's largest aquarium, located in Britain's Ocean City, Plymouth. It is run by the Ocean Conservation Trust, a charity dedicated to connecting people with the Ocean.
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Aquário Marinho Nacional
A fantastic day out!
The National Marine Aquarium (NMA) is the UK's largest aquarium, located in Britain's Ocean City, Plymouth. It is run by the Ocean Conservation Trust, a charity dedicated to connecting people with the Ocean.
Might seem a little expensive to get in but once you are in pretty much all the rides and entertainment are free and it really is a fun day out. We have been there with our daughter ( now 9) and she still enjoys it very much.
Crealy Theme Park & Resort is an award winning family attraction located just minutes from junction 30 of the M5 near Exeter. The theme park has over 60 rides and attractions set in over 100 acres of glorious Devon countryside. We are proud to be a park that caters for the whole family, from the smallest children to parents and grandparents alike. There are over 100 animals, 30 outdoor attractions and a variety of other activities to choose from. With heart-stopping rides for thrill seekers to soft-play and animal petting for younger guests.
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Crealy Parque Temático & Resort
Sidmouth RoadMight seem a little expensive to get in but once you are in pretty much all the rides and entertainment are free and it really is a fun day out. We have been there with our daughter ( now 9) and she still enjoys it very much.
Crealy Theme Park & Resort is an award winning family attraction located just minutes from junction 30 of the M5 near Exeter. The theme park has over 60 rides and attractions set in over 100 acres of glorious Devon countryside. We are proud to be a park that caters for the whole family, from the smallest children to parents and grandparents alike. There are over 100 animals, 30 outdoor attractions and a variety of other activities to choose from. With heart-stopping rides for thrill seekers to soft-play and animal petting for younger guests.
Woodlands Family Theme Park is the largest theme park in Devon, a fun filled family day out for everyone. From little kids to kid-ults there’s something for anyone and everyone! With one of the largest and best indoor play areas in the South West, amazing water rides, a zoo farm and much more, there’s fun to be had rain or shine. A great value family day out!
Looking for different things to do in Devon? We have different events on throughout the year for you and all the family to enjoy. These include special ticket discounts, Halloween themed rides and events, Christmas Grotto and shows throughout the summer. Our huge indoor play area is perfect for a rainy day thing to do in Devon!
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Woodlands Family Theme Park
A3122Woodlands Family Theme Park is the largest theme park in Devon, a fun filled family day out for everyone. From little kids to kid-ults there’s something for anyone and everyone! With one of the largest and best indoor play areas in the South West, amazing water rides, a zoo farm and much more, there’s fun to be had rain or shine. A great value family day out!
Looking for different things to do in Devon? We have different events on throughout the year for you and all the family to enjoy. These include special ticket discounts, Halloween themed rides and events, Christmas Grotto and shows throughout the summer. Our huge indoor play area is perfect for a rainy day thing to do in Devon!
Babbacombe Bay on Devon’s English Riviera! In 1846, Queen Victoria wrote: 'It's a beautiful spot... red cliffs and rocks with wooded hills like Italy and reminding one of a ballet or play where nymphs appear — such rocks and grottoes, with the deepest sea on which there was no ripple.' Over 150 years later, it still feels the same as you stand and look across...
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Babbacombe
Babbacombe Bay on Devon’s English Riviera! In 1846, Queen Victoria wrote: 'It's a beautiful spot... red cliffs and rocks with wooded hills like Italy and reminding one of a ballet or play where nymphs appear — such rocks and grottoes, with the deepest sea on which there was no ripple.' Over 150 years later, it still feels the same as you stand and look across...
A favourite of ours to visit. You can also pick up the Coast path fro here and walk along to Hopes Nose, Stunning views !
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Meadfoot Beach
A favourite of ours to visit. You can also pick up the Coast path fro here and walk along to Hopes Nose, Stunning views !
Just wow ! We adore exploring the coast paths and have not remotely touched even a small part of it all !
With a range of walks from easy to challenging there is something for everyone. A particular favourite starts in Torbay and heads inland to the River Dart, taking in one of Isambard Kingdom Brunel's viaduct along the way. Enjoy this selection of walks around the local area.
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South West Coastal Footpath
South West Coast PathJust wow ! We adore exploring the coast paths and have not remotely touched even a small part of it all !
With a range of walks from easy to challenging there is something for everyone. A particular favourite starts in Torbay and heads inland to the River Dart, taking in one of Isambard Kingdom Brunel's viaduct along the way. Enjoy this selection of walks around the local area.
A fabulous beach, especially for families. Has eateries and a water park , super for families to explore !
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Goodrington Sands
A fabulous beach, especially for families. Has eateries and a water park , super for families to explore !
A great waterpark, situated by Goodrington Beach. A great day out !
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Splashdown Quaywest
Tanners RoadA great waterpark, situated by Goodrington Beach. A great day out !
Breathtaking !!!
Blackpool Sands sits in a sheltered bay near Dartmouth, South Devon. An area of outstanding natural beauty what better place to enjoy a family fun day.
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Blackpool Sands
Breathtaking !!!
Blackpool Sands sits in a sheltered bay near Dartmouth, South Devon. An area of outstanding natural beauty what better place to enjoy a family fun day.
Exeter is the nearest City, so great if you want to check out some of the larger stores. Exeter is a fabulous city, with an incredible Cathedral, superb eateries, water activities, bike hire and much more.
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Exeter
Exeter is the nearest City, so great if you want to check out some of the larger stores. Exeter is a fabulous city, with an incredible Cathedral, superb eateries, water activities, bike hire and much more.
Cary Arms Restaurant
Babbacombe BeachViews , lovely food , great atmosphere
Food scene
Fabulous fish and chips by world renowned Mich Tonks. The restaurant is just on the edge of Torquays stunning marina.
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Rockfish - Torquay
Victoria ParadeFabulous fish and chips by world renowned Mich Tonks. The restaurant is just on the edge of Torquays stunning marina.
Our favourite fish and chips. You can grab some take away, but they also have a restaurant. If it's sunny, we like to eat them on the grass, looking out at the magnificent views Babbacombe Downs has to offer.(just around the corner from the shop).
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Hanbury's Takeaway
24 Princes StOur favourite fish and chips. You can grab some take away, but they also have a restaurant. If it's sunny, we like to eat them on the grass, looking out at the magnificent views Babbacombe Downs has to offer.(just around the corner from the shop).
Michelin star but affordable and fab. Need to book in advance, but you can walk there in 20 minutes ( just up fro the inner harbour) highly recommended by us.
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The Elephant Restaurant
3&4 Beacon HillMichelin star but affordable and fab. Need to book in advance, but you can walk there in 20 minutes ( just up fro the inner harbour) highly recommended by us.
2 AA Rosettes for their food and it's great, all locally sourced and seasonal. Bit further to travel, so maybe a cab, but you wont regret it.
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Orestone Manor
2 AA Rosettes for their food and it's great, all locally sourced and seasonal. Bit further to travel, so maybe a cab, but you wont regret it.
Tucked away just a few steps from Torquay harbour, The Orange Tree is renowned for it's seasonally changing a la carte menu offering modern British-European cuisine complemented by warm and friendly hospitality.
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The Orange Tree Restaurant
14-16 Parkhill RdTucked away just a few steps from Torquay harbour, The Orange Tree is renowned for it's seasonally changing a la carte menu offering modern British-European cuisine complemented by warm and friendly hospitality.
Does what it says on the tin. Have o say we have not eaten there ourselves but the place comes highly recommended by friends and family.
Fresh , locally caught fish is on the menu!
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No 7 Fish Bistro & Wine Bar
7 Beacon HillDoes what it says on the tin. Have o say we have not eaten there ourselves but the place comes highly recommended by friends and family.
Fresh , locally caught fish is on the menu!
This is a fabulous Inn, just a 15 minute walk from the apartment !!
Dating back to 1936 The Drum's claim to fame is its architect; the world famous Sir Edwin Lutyens (www.lutyenstrust.org.uk). Lutyens designed the pub as the focal point of the village and today his beautiful vision retains all its traditional charm thanks to a recent million pound restoration project that replaced its thatched roof, restored its beautiful gardens and made the most of its superb views.
Menus are full of hearty favourites and country pub classics, as well as seasonal spring dishes, and a well-stocked bar, including cask ales, fine wines and British gin to suit very taste - which will taste all the better when enjoyed either in the beautiful gardens or by crackling log fires.
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The Drum Inn
This is a fabulous Inn, just a 15 minute walk from the apartment !!
Dating back to 1936 The Drum's claim to fame is its architect; the world famous Sir Edwin Lutyens (www.lutyenstrust.org.uk). Lutyens designed the pub as the focal point of the village and today his beautiful vision retains all its traditional charm thanks to a recent million pound restoration project that replaced its thatched roof, restored its beautiful gardens and made the most of its superb views.
Menus are full of hearty favourites and country pub classics, as well as seasonal spring dishes, and a well-stocked bar, including cask ales, fine wines and British gin to suit very taste - which will taste all the better when enjoyed either in the beautiful gardens or by crackling log fires.
We have eaten here many times and never been let down yet!
Situated on the sea front, you will be in for a treat with the views. Its also just a 15 minute walk from the apartment.
Great menu choice! tasty food, thats also affordable!
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Bistrot Pierre
Torbay RoadWe have eaten here many times and never been let down yet!
Situated on the sea front, you will be in for a treat with the views. Its also just a 15 minute walk from the apartment.
Great menu choice! tasty food, thats also affordable!
A 15 minute walk from the apartment, outdoor seating area and stunning views of the sea ( its just on the seafront).
Extensive menu, great prices, relaxing space
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Visto Lounge
Torbay RoadA 15 minute walk from the apartment, outdoor seating area and stunning views of the sea ( its just on the seafront).
Extensive menu, great prices, relaxing space
Mirch Masala
44 Babbacombe RoadA fabulous Indian take away - fresh, tasty and a great choice !
Willows Cantonese Takeaway
Condor DriveSuper cantonese take away ! Its our go to for this cuisine!
Latin American cuisine, situated on the seafront, just a 15 minute walk from the apartment. Fresh and tasty !
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Las Iguanas Torquay
Torbay RoadLatin American cuisine, situated on the seafront, just a 15 minute walk from the apartment. Fresh and tasty !
Me & Mrs Jones
11 Ilsham RdA fabulous, family run deli, simply fabulous !
Amici
29 Torwood StSaltwater Fish & Chips
2 Victoria ParadeA short walk away , serves a great breakfast or brunch . Small and quirky , great produce . Recommended by several guests .
Blue Walnut Cafe Bar & Cinema
Walnut RoadA short walk away , serves a great breakfast or brunch . Small and quirky , great produce . Recommended by several guests .
Tapas , burgers , salad bowls , I’m a great location by the harbour .
17 moradores locais recomendam
Twenty1
21 Victoria ParadeTapas , burgers , salad bowls , I’m a great location by the harbour .
MEAT59 Torquay
59 Abbey RdServes a great burger .
Great Italian , sister restaurant of Amici .
13 moradores locais recomendam
Biancos Italian Restaurant
38 Torwood StGreat Italian , sister restaurant of Amici .
A fabulous place , lovely food including home made hand stretched pizza amongst the varied menu and a stunning view to boot !
28 moradores locais recomendam
Praia de Babbacombe
Beach RoadA fabulous place , lovely food including home made hand stretched pizza amongst the varied menu and a stunning view to boot !
Fab tapas , great reviews from several guests .
7 moradores locais recomendam
Small world restaurant and tapas bar
11-13 Abbey RdFab tapas , great reviews from several guests .
A meandering hill ( quite steep) takes you down to this gorgeous gem of a pub . The scenery is stunning , with views across the bay . Great food and a lovely spa .
56 moradores locais recomendam
Cary Arms Restaurant
Babbacombe BeachA meandering hill ( quite steep) takes you down to this gorgeous gem of a pub . The scenery is stunning , with views across the bay . Great food and a lovely spa .
Sup and kayak hire
A great location to hire a boat and explore the Jurassic coast . A little trickier to get to , but worth it .
Cafe Rio, SUP & Kayak Hire, Maidencombe Beach
Steep Hill