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Welcome to Woodliffe Caravans at Hoburne Torbay in Paignton, South Devon.
Torquay is a stylish resort with a real continental atmosphere. Its waterfront is the focus of life in the town – a lively harbour and palm tree-lined promenade frame an international marina and the town is a hub of activity with restaurants, cafes and bars providing a Mediterranean atmosphere.
By day, Torquay’s beaches and activities are unrivalled. At night the town glitters with fun and vibrancy. Torquay’s popularity has never waned and the new waterfront development means the town remains the Queen of British Resorts.
Torquay is often referred to as the 'Queen of the Riviera', and it is here the Riviera ideal really comes to life.
For centuries a popular destination for coastal holidays, Torquay was the birthplace and home of internationally- renowned crime writer Agatha Christie, and is steeped in history, from the awe-inspiring caves of Kents Cavern, to the World War II slipways at Beacon Quay. With so much culture, history, and an amazing nine beaches to choose from, Devon's Torquay really is the perfect place to relax on holiday. With over 500 Hotels in Torquay, many of which have a spectacular sea view, there is no shortage of accommodation options.
The town is famed for its situation among seven green hills, from where grand Victorian villas and terraces gaze out to sea. Palm-lined promenades lead to the lively harbourside and marina, where pavement cafes and boutique shops abound, in addition to a range of top class restaurants.
By day, Torquay’s beaches and activities are unrivalled. At night the town glitters with fun and vibrancy. Torquay’s popularity has never waned and the new waterfront development means the town remains the Queen of British Resorts.
Torquay is often referred to as the 'Queen of the Riviera', and it is here the Riviera ideal really comes to life.
For centuries a popular destination for coastal holidays, Torquay was the birthplace and home of internationally- renowned crime writer Agatha Christie, and is steeped in history, from the awe-inspiring caves of Kents Cavern, to the World War II slipways at Beacon Quay. With so much culture, history, and an amazing nine beaches to choose from, Devon's Torquay really is the perfect place to relax on holiday. With over 500 Hotels in Torquay, many of which have a spectacular sea view, there is no shortage of accommodation options.
The town is famed for its situation among seven green hills, from where grand Victorian villas and terraces gaze out to sea. Palm-lined promenades lead to the lively harbourside and marina, where pavement cafes and boutique shops abound, in addition to a range of top class restaurants.
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Beach huts on Broadsands beach.
Broadsands safe, sandy beach.