Going Out in Torquay

About Torquay

Torquay is a prevalent seaside resort located on the English Channel in Devon; it has various beaches, eateries, pubs, and plenty of attractions great for a family day out. With its extensive galleries and exotic flower gardens, why not visit this stunning haven? Torquay has its own pictorial Harbour and streets lined with towering palm trees. Whether you are looking for that cheeky beer, live entertainment, food, or just a friendly chat, Torquay has many bars and pubs offering exceptional service such as Alberts’s bar, Devon arms, Yates, etc. The town is home to many superb restaurants providing you with good quality meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner at reasonable prices. Some eateries such as Small world restaurant and tapas bar, Ephesus Restaurant Torquay, Bianco’s Italian Restaurant may catch your eye while visiting Torquay as they provide luscious cuisine with a blend of different flavours.

When visiting Torquay, one place you should visit is the Babbacombe model village; this is a life-sized village constructed in 1963 by Tom Dobbins. The town has a railway, houses, greenery, and you can see miniature models of people and vehicles. The tiny village houses have unique furniture making it a perfect place to bring your children as it is very entertaining and there is plenty to see as it runs through 4 acres of land. The village has some of Torquay’s most beautiful gardens, worth the visit. Babbacombe model village also consists of a car park, gift shops, cafes, and toilets, so you are ready for an exciting day of sightseeing.

Torquay is home to Oddicombe beach, one of the town’s most popular beaches; it is a sandy beach backed by cliffs home to the Babbacombe cliff railway. Oddicombe has beach hurts that you can rent for a day or two or even a week if you decide to enjoy the waves for longer. There is also a beach shop and café, so if you are looking for the right thing to build a sandcastle or have a picnic on the golden sand, you can find almost everything beach-related here. You can hire water sports equipment on the beach if you have not brought your own and the beach has facilities such as toilets and a first aid room. There are also a few restaurants offering sumptuous dishes not far from the beach if you are looking for a soul-filling lunch.

If you have not already had enough, there is plenty more to see in this stunning Harbour town, such as the Torquay Museum, which is home to plenty of objects and prehistoric artifacts. If you want to learn more about this seaside town’s history, this is the place for you. The gallery has exhibitions of collections from the future and the past, intriguing visitors. The Torquay museum maintains paintings and sculptures of famous artists; it also shelters many biological groups. At the museum, you can witness a cabinet full of insect life collected from all over Britain, Plants found on local beaches and preserved, and remains of mammals and birds.

Other places include Torquay marina, which is perfect for watching the world go by with its beautiful boats, plenty of cafes, and restaurants all sitting in a line near the harbour. The marina is popular for Jet-ski rides, paddling, and other water sports. There are also boat sales held at the marina, and there is a paddle and sports water centre perfect for individuals who have a keen interest in water sports. This is a magical abode and an ideal place to watch the sunset while enjoying a delightful meal or a glass of wine which you can get from one of the pubs near the marina, such as Cinnabar, the offshore bar and restaurant, and a few others.