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Go Torbay editorial - 6 days ago

The English Riviera Walking Festival: what to know

Two weeks of guided walks every September, free or low-cost, led by local guides who know the bay properly. The festival has…

Go Torbay editorial - 18 Jul 2026

Where to see seals in the bay

Grey seals are resident in Torbay year-round. The colony is small – maybe 20-30 individuals – but spotting one isn’t difficult if…

Go Torbay editorial - 11 Jul 2026

Berry Head’s lighthouses and Napoleonic fort

The fort on Berry Head was built in 1794 to deter a French invasion that never came. Walls 2 metres thick, gun…

Go Torbay editorial - 4 Jul 2026

The South West Coast Path: a Torbay section guide

The South West Coast Path runs all 22 miles around the bay from Maidencombe in the north to Mansands in the south.…

Go Torbay editorial - 27 Jun 2026

Pubs with proper Sunday lunch

A good Sunday roast in the bay requires booking, often a week ahead. These five are worth the lead time. The Cary…

Go Torbay editorial - 20 Jun 2026

Coffee shops with sea views

Coffee with a view – the bay does it well. Here are five worth a special trip. Anstey’s Cove Cafe Down a…

Go Torbay editorial - 13 Jun 2026

Dartmouth Steam Railway: the Round Robin trip

The Dartmouth Steam Railway is the southern half of the old Great Western branch line, running from Paignton along the coast to…

Go Torbay editorial - 6 Jun 2026

A day at Paignton Zoo: insider tips

Paignton Zoo is the south-west’s largest, with 80 acres of mixed habitat and around 2,000 animals. It’s a proper full-day attraction –…

Go Torbay editorial - 30 May 2026

Where to wild swim safely in the bay

Wild swimming in Torbay is some of the easiest on the south coast – sheltered water, shallow shelving, multiple lifeguarded beaches in…

Go Torbay editorial - 23 May 2026

The Babbacombe Theatre: still going strong

Of the dozen seaside theatres that survived from Britain’s Edwardian peak, the Babbacombe Theatre is the one that has refused to die.…