Top Things to do in English Riviera
Top Hotels in English Riviera
- 1. The Meadfoot Bay
- 2. The Headland Hotel & Spa
- 3. Hampton by Hilton Torquay
- 4. The Meadfoot Bay
- 5. Premier Inn Torquay Seafront hotel
- 6. The Imperial Torquay
- 7. The Queens Hotel
- 8. Premier Inn Paignton Seafront (Goodrington Sands) hotel
- 9. The Grand Hotel
- 10. Lincombe Hall Hotel & Spa - Just for Adults
The 6 Best Scenic Walking Areas in English Riviera, England
Discover the best top things to do in English Riviera, United Kingdom including Roundham Head - South West Coast Path Walk, Babbacombe & Oddicombe - South West Coast Path, South West Coast Path - Brixham Breakwater, Thatcher Rock, Churston Cove, The Agatha Christie Mile Path Walk.
Restaurants in English Riviera
1. Roundham Head - South West Coast Path Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
A wheelchair-friendly 1 mile walk on the South West Path around Paignton's Roundham Head, the hub of the town's sixteenth-century fishing industry. The headland's rocky red layered cliffs are topped with pines and sycamores. There are extensive views, northwards across Tor Bay and over Goodrington Sands to Brixham in the south. On a good day you can even see across Lyme Bay to Portland.
Reviewed By V4592TYpatrickt - Carlisle, United Kingdom
Wonderful views from Roundham Gardens on the cliff top - plenty of seats and nooks and crannies to take in the suns rays facing south
2. Babbacombe & Oddicombe - South West Coast Path
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 357 reviews
Reviewed By Richard186259 - Torquay, United Kingdom
A nice stroll. Stunning views across the bay with stunning sun sets and sun rises. With bonus of a good choice of pubs and restaurants.
3. South West Coast Path - Brixham Breakwater
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
A gentle, predominantly level 0.6 mile walk from the South West Coast Path along the breakwater with panoramic views across the harbour and Torbay. There are two stretches of gradient. The harbour edge does not have a handrail or barrier. There are toilets and plenty of car parking at the start or end of the walk. A cafe provides both refreshments and a panoramic view of Torbay.
Reviewed By Albywon - Sydney, Australia
Built by the Americans for the launch of the D-day assault in 1944 (just visited after the 75th anniversary celebration) this Pier is very long and has distances marked along it for those enjoying the walk.
4. Thatcher Rock
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Spirit67 - Torquay, United Kingdom
It’s says it’s a rock, that’s what it is. Photogenic. Why do people expect? Fraggles? Interesting shapes from different angles if you walk the coast path
5. Churston Cove
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Milhouse2011 - Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
If you can handle the climbs and descents to get to this little treasure of a spot it is well worth it. It would make a great place to go snorkelling, sadly the weather was not on our side when we were there. Crystal clear waters, and wildlife in the shape of various sea birds and seals can be spotted.
6. The Agatha Christie Mile Path Walk
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 26 reviews
Immerse yourself in the world of the best-selling author, Agatha Christie. Starting at Torquay Railway Station, travel along Torquay's seafront on the South West Coast Path passing some of the places associated with her life and works. Each location on the circular 3.4 mile walk is marked with a unique plaque.
