There’s treasure in ‘them there hills’! Geocaching is becoming a global pastime so why not add treasure hunting to your list of things to do in Torquay.
Things to do in Torquay – Try Geocaching!
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Things to do with the Family this October Half Term
Things to do this October with the family
October half term could be a pleasant respite from school runs, homework and packed lunches or, you could find yourself struggling for childcare and looking for affordable things to keep you and your family entertained! We’ve come up with a few ideas which may help – and not all involve booking a short break here with us in sunny Torquay! This being said, why not check out our special offers and join us for a October Half Term?
What is Aztec Leisure in Torquay?
Aztec Leisure Experience in Torquay can offer entertainment, great food, pampering and hours of fun for all the family.
Adventure Weekends from your Torquay Hotel
Adventure weekends
The stunning landscape of Torquay and the English Riviera is the perfect playground for your adventure weekend with paddle-boarding, sea kayaking, jet-skiing and coasteering. With rugged coastlines and hidden caves and crevices, there is so much more to Torquay for the more adventurous holiday maker! Continue reading
Explore our Stunning Coastline by Foot
Visit our stunning coastlines by foot
There are plenty of things to do in and around Torbay all year round, but the cool weather and crisp air, lends itself to some great outdoor walking. There are over 100 miles of footpaths and permissive routes around Torbay and its amazing coastline, so why not get to grips with the English Riviera on foot and explore our stunning coastline. Continue reading
The English Riviera Wheel Returns – Grab a bird’s eye view of the bay
Summer’s here and there’s no better place to get a bird’s eye view of Torquay and the surrounding area than hitching a ride on the big wheel in Torquay. More formally known as the English Riviera Wheel, it’s one of the main Torquay attractions. Standing at over 60 metres high, it has a weight of 365 tonnes without passengers. It’s taller than Nelsons Column but is surprisingly quiet as it slowly moves around ensuring you take in some great views.