Torre Abbey Sands

Quality Coast Award winning beach, considered Britain’s best sand for building sandcastles.
50 metres

Princess Theatre

At 1,500 seats the Princess Theatre is one of the largest in the region.
300 metres

Torquay Station

Connections nationwide. London 3 hrs, Bristol Airport 2.5 hours.
800 metres

Torquay Marina

As part of Torquay’s busy harbour, this 440 berth marina enjoys 5 gold anchor status as awarded by The Yacht Harbour Association. An ideal base to explore the beautiful Tor Bay coastline, the River Dart and the Channel.
700 metres

South West Coast Path

Britain’s longest national trail, connecting 630 miles of coastline through Somerset, Devon, Cornwall and Dorset.
50 metres

The Royal Terrace Gardens

Also known as Rock Walk, this recently "boughtback- to-life" network of paths features subtropical vegetation and a full view of Tor Bay waterfront.
80 metres

Torre Abbey

Torquay’s oldest building, this medieval monastery is now home to one of Devon’s largest art collections.
800 metres

Abbey Park

Situated on Torquay seafront, visitors will find tennis courts, the Educational Gardens and Palm House as well as the ruins of Torre Abbey.
200 metres

Cockington

A living time capsule in the heart of the English Riviera, everything about this small village - from its thatched houses to the cricket pitch - is quintessentially English.
1 mile

Berry Head

This rocky outcrop is a haven for several nationally rare and endangered seabirds and a protected National Nature Reserve.
8 miles

Dartmouth

Rich in history, this seaside town is renowned for pleasure sailing and yachting, all within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
10 miles

Dartmoor National Park

With over 360 square miles of protected countryside and beautiful scenery, Dartmoor is one of only 15 National Parks and the largest in Southern England.
15 miles

Exeter City centre

The bustling and prosperous County Town of Devon features extensive shopping opportunities and historical landmarks.
23 miles