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Hotels in Torquay place you right in the heart of the English Riviera, a perfect position to enjoy everything that Torbay has to offer. The English Riviera is positioned on the south west coast of England and is surrounded by beautiful countryside while possessing some of Europe’s finest coastline. Torquay benefits from a microclimate that keeps the area warmer than other spots along the coast, and there are plenty of beaches with clean waters and golden sand. The climate means palm trees flourish and can be seen in gardens all along the coast. It’s no wonder that holiday makers have travelled here since Victorian times.

Hotel Gleneagles is our Torquay hotel, and is in one of the most peaceful locations in the town, just fifteen minutes from the town centre. A private pathway leads you through 8 acres of woodland to the South Devon Coastal Path and onwards towards the popular Ansteys Cove, a shingle beach favoured by Agatha Christie for picnics during her time in Torquay. Follow the coastal path in either direction to find the ever popular Meadfoot and Oddicombe beaches. Further afield, you will find Abbey Sands, Preston Sands Paignton Beach and finally Goodrington Sands, home to Quaywest Waterpark. Torquay is only a short drive from the enduringly popular town of Paignton and the historic fishing village of Brixham, so staying in hotels in Torquay allows you to explore some of South Devon’s most popular and attractive destinations.

Also within easy reach of the Torquay hotels are the historic cities of Exeter, famous for its cathedral, and Plymouth, with its majestic naval history and stunning marine aquarium. For the horticulturalists, the South West provides a myriad of attractions: the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the Eden Project and, of course, the unforgettable Dartmoor, with its ponies and granite tors. Within Torbay, you have Kents Cavern, Living Coasts, Paignton Zoo, Paignton & Dartmouth Steam Railway and, family favourite, The Babbacombe Model village.

There is no shortage of events going on throughout the year either, and visitors staying in Torquay hotels will find that there’s plenty going on all year round. Each September sees the Agatha Christie Festival take place, giving you a chance to learn about the life of this fascinating woman and discover the area from which she drew so much inspiration. There are also plenty of performances and dramatisations of her plays and books put on at venues around the town.

If you visit during the winter months, the switching on of the Christmas lights is not to be missed, and is sure to get you in festive spirits. In May, a series of powerboat races take place around the coast, whilst the annual Pirate Festival takes place on land. During summer, you can make the most of the long evenings and warm sun by enjoying a cream tea in one of Torbay’s many gardens or parks. There are also walking routes to follow, museums to discover and plenty more, all within easy reach of your Torquay hotel.

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What’s on in Torquay 31 May-02 June

The English Riviera is regularly abuzz with an array of spectacular family-friendly events, all of which attract thousands of holidaymakers throughout the year to its shores.

Add the region’s stunning natural surroundings into the mix and it is easy to understand how the picturesque seaside resort is one of the UK’s premier holiday destinations.

Should you be planning a break in one of the wonderful hotels in Torquay over the weekend of 31 May – 2 June, here is a list of the best three activities for you and your loved ones to embrace.

  1. Spanish Tappas at Occombe Farm Cookery School – Fancy yourself a dab hand at Mediterranean cooking? Are your thoughts turning to hot Mediterranean days with blue skies and sparkling seas? Never fear, for there is an inspiring Tapas course taking place at this wonderful South Devon cookery school that will hone your culinary talents or, for newcomers, bring out new skills. Taking place on 2 June from 10 am – 4 pm, it is a must for foodies.
  2. Berry Head Bat Walk – Taking place on Friday evening from 8 pm until 9.30 pm, this wonderful excursion will give nature lovers an opportunity to observe the rare Greater Horseshore bats in their roost using a visitor centre camera. Experts will then lead you on a walk and talk you through how cows help feed the bats, before watching the creatures of the night emerge from their roost – tuning in with bat detectors to hear the calls.
  3. Family Fun Walk and Kents Cavern Tour – A family fun afternoon on 2 June includes a walk to Anstey’s Cove and then up to the Walls Hill Nature Reserve. This is accompanied by a fascinating trip to the Kents Cavern caves and a Devon cream tea.

Just three of many events taking place across the Bank Holiday weekend, it is a great excuse for you and your family to book a break in one of the excellent Torquay hotels.

Image Credit: Ross Elliott (Flickr)


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