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Amazing Attractions near Torquay
The English Riviera has been a holiday favourite for generations and you'll still find all the classics here today, like deck chairs, sandcastles and ice creams on the prom. But dig a little deeper and you'll discover plenty of surprising attractions too!
Hidden near Torquay's palm tree-lined seafront, lies the vast Kents Cavern, a UNESCO geo-park that was once home to bears, hyenas and ancient humans!
Further south, explore Brixham, one of Britain's busiest fishing ports, and the watersports hub of Dartmouth. While to the west, the outdoor adventures of Dartmoor National Park await, including the awe-inspiring Becky Falls.
Amazing attractions near Torquay
Torre Abbey
Dating back to 1196, Torre Abbey is the largest surviving monastery in the region containing fascinating exhibits on local history and an extensive artwork collection.
Paignton Zoo
Explore the world at Paignton Zoo! Poison frogs and anacondas lurk in the muggy tropics. Black rhinos and cheetahs patrol the Savannah.
Pennywell Farm
Would you like to cuddle a teacup pig? OK silly question, of course you would! And why not snuggle goats, rabbits and ducklings too!
The Miniature Pony Centre
With heart-warming miniature ponies and oh-so-cute foals, this is an ideal spot for a child to experience their first pony ride.
Babbacombe Model Village
An exploration of the last 60 years of English life - in miniature! Witty animated displays showcase times past but also bring legends to life!
Woodlands Family Theme Park
Rain, wind or shine you know the kids are going to have a great time at the UK's biggest indoor fun zone!
Diggerland Devon
Diggerland is the ultimate family day out, where kids and adults can enjoy the rides and activities. Younger kids will love meeting Duggy and Dotty.
Crealy Great Adventure Park
From encounters with hair-raising dinosaurs to vertical drops on the water coaster, there are thrills and spills aplenty at Crealy Park.
Killerton
A wonderfully grand 18th-century house that's as famed for its landscaped gardens as its beautiful mix of Edwardian and Georgian interiors.
Go Ape Haldon Forest Park
Holidays in Devon aren't just about cream teas and relaxing beach days - they can be adventure-filled too with an exciting trip to Go Ape!
Quad World
Children and adults alike will love trying their hand at one of Britain's most popular motor sports - quad biking!
House Of Marbles
The home of classic games and toys is also a working glassworks where you'll see beautiful glass pieces take shape before your eyes.
Becky Falls
Voted one of Devon's most inspiring natural treasures, Becky Falls features gorgeous cascading waterfalls and wonderfully ancient woodlands that are just waiting to be explored.
Canonteign Falls
England's highest man-made waterfall cascades through a magical wooded valley into tranquil pools that are surrounded by exotic lush ferns.
The English Riviera Wheel
Set amongst the beauty of the Pavilion Gardens, the English Riviera Wheel takes you 60m into the air for stunning 360-degree views of Torquay.
Kents Cavern Prehistoric Caves
Beautiful coastal walks and breath-taking scenery are all around and yet you'll be desperate to delve underground at Kents Cavern!
Dartmoor Otters & Buckfast Butterflies
Get up close to one of Britain's favourite mammals - the otter. And meet beloved butterflies and tiny terrapins too!
Corbyn Head Beach
According to local folklore, this beach's unusual name hails from hanged pirate Samuel Corbyn. But don't let its grim moniker put you off this lovely little beach!
Paignton Sands Beach
Paignton Sands, a beach set in the English Riviera with a pier at its heart, is the archetypal British seaside resort.
The Devon Bird of Prey Centre
Housing over 40 of the world's most spectacular birds of prey, visitors can come face-to-face with eagles, owls, hawks, falcons and vultures.
Blackpool Sands Beach
Just under four miles from the centre of Dartmouth, Blackpool Sands is a Blue Flag awarded, fine shingle beach located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Babbacombe Beach
Featuring a backdrop of wooded cliffs, Babbacombe Beach is a picturesque cove just east of Torquay with stunning views for you to enjoy.
Historic Hidden Haytor, Dartmoor
Not just a great walk, but also a history lesson, this varied route passes through quarries and the Haytor Granite Tramway, plus the beautiful Dartmoor moorlands.
Franklin Totnes Trail
Offering fantastic views of Dartmoor and the town of Totnes, highlights along this walk include an old Toll House and the South Devon Railway.
Haytor, Dartmoor - Quarries and a Stone Tramway
This circular walk benefits not only from amazing views across Haytor, but interesting additions such as quarries and prehistoric stone circles too.
Bowerman's Nose - Tor Stories
Providing a combination of short, sharp ascents and gentler sections of open moorland, this walk passes through ancient rock formations and maybe, if you're lucky, a field of alpacas.
