Things to do during your Torquay holidays

If you are planning your Torquay holidays and have already booked your place in one

of the holiday cottages, the next step is to plan the tour itinerary. Situated in the central part of the English Riviera, Torquay in the county of Devon has a gentle climate, delightful parks, stunning views, and welcoming gardens, making it a place ideal for relaxing indoors at the holiday cottages or outdoors while being entertained at the same time. So, here are a few things that you can do during your Torquay holidays.

Exploring the Beaches and participating in Water Sports

With its 22 miles of coastline dotted by many coves and beaches, Torquay offers a chance to soak up its unique atmosphere and switch off your everyday stress. You can simply walk along the coastal path during your Torquay holidays to enjoy the scenic view and the vast expanse of the sea or get involved in a variety of water sports like jet-skiing, sailing, and windsurfing. While Maidencombe is the ideal beach to enjoy family time, Watcombe can serve as the beach destination for water sports enthusiasts.

Depending on what your preferences are, you can choose from the many beaches of Torquay to enjoy you time to the fullest. While some Torquay beaches are big and teem with people for most for the time, some other smaller ones can enable you to have some seclusion. Since many beaches of this place have won popular awards for quality and cleanliness, heading straight to them once you step out of your holiday cottages is sure to spice up your vacation.

Shopping

From regular shopping stops and upscale boutiques to shops on the beaches selling souvenirs and surfing equipment, you can get an interesting variety of items to lay your hands upon during your Torquay holidays. When you visit the Pavilion housed in a historic building, which is a converted Victorian Theatre, you may even glance through the various exhibitions that allow a free entrance like the Pavilion Centenary Exhibition, Riviera Palm Poster Exhibition and take a look at the display of photographs at Torbay Photographic Society, along with shopping for various things. Other places considered to be shopping paradises for vacationers staying at Torquay holiday cottages include the Fleet Walk and shops on Torbay Road as well as the Victoria street, among others.

Historic Places

During the Napoleonic wars, Torquay was used by the Royal Navy for an anchorage. The place acted as home to the wives of officers, whose warships were anchored in the bay. This place was also the setting of many Regency buildings built similar to the Italian architectural plans conceived by Sir Laurence Palk in the 1800s who had drawn up the town plans. Even today, some of these building can be seen at Lisburne Crescent and Hesketh Crescent.

Kent's Cavern is another historical site that both humans and animals used about half a million years ago. Today you can tour this fascinating ancient monument during your Torquay holidays. A visit to the Torr Abbey from your holiday cottages is also sure to enchant you.

Things to do during your Torquay holidays

By: Mary Ruthrina Ofalla

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