Local Area Guide

A gorgeous sandy beach with calm waters, ideal for families. Backed by Quaywest water park and seafront cafés. One of the best beaches in Torbay.

A quieter, sheltered sandy beach perfect for a peaceful morning walk or a lazy afternoon in the sun. Less crowded than nearby alternatives.

One of Devon's most celebrated beaches — crystal-clear turquoise water in a sheltered bay surrounded by evergreen trees. Stunning on a sunny day.

Classic British seaside fun with a long sandy beach, traditional pier, amusements, and a great promenade. Perfect for a classic Devon beach day.

Dramatic limestone headland with breathtaking sea views, rare wildlife including guillemots and greater horseshoe bats, and a Napoleonic fort to explore.

The UK's longest National Trail passes right through the area. Walk stunning stretches between Brixham and Dartmouth for jaw-dropping coastal scenery.

Wild moorland, ancient tors, and open skies make Dartmoor a must-visit. Haytor and Hound Tor are iconic landmarks with easy accessible trails for all fitness levels.

Stroll around the charming fishing harbour of Brixham, see the replica Golden Hind galleon, browse the fish market, and enjoy views across Torbay.

A beloved local bistro with imaginative seasonal menus using the freshest Devon produce. Small, intimate, and always impressive. Book well in advance.

Legendary waterside seafood restaurant on the Avon Estuary. Famous for oysters, crab, and lobster. Rustic, relaxed, and utterly delicious.

Great views over the harbour paired with excellent fresh fish and chips. A reliable local favourite for a relaxed lunch or dinner with the family.

Worth the drive for the freshest locally caught seafood in a beautiful estuary setting. A Devon dining institution — treat yourself to a special evening out.