Enjoy Traditional Seaside Fun And The Latest In Gaming & Entertainment
Cafe, Ice Cream Donuts, Sweets Bumper Boats Bouncy Castle Trampolines Mega Slides
Dawlish
New Fish & Chips Cafe and Take Away
Racing and Video Games Latest Simulators
Fun Pushers & Cranes Brilliant Prizes
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PAIGNTON A385 Goodrington •
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BRIXHAM Dartmouth Kingswear
• Blackpool Sands
Brixham In this fishing port, the town’s cafés and restaurants provide a taste of the local catch. Kelly’s Hero Charters is recommended for fishing and bird watching trips.
Local attractions include:
Brixham Heritage Museum - offering local history.
Te Golden Hind - this life-size replica welcomes visitors onboard to experience a galleon in Sir Francis Drake’s era.
TOR BAY
Babbacombe • TORQUAY
BABBACOMBE BAY
Brixham Lido - an outdoor swimming pool.
Berry Head - a short walk from the harbour, there are some small pebbled beaches.
St Mary’s Bay - has a large sandy beach with an adjacent outdoor swimming pool, a shop and facilities.
Berry Head Country Park - located to the east of the town.
Near Berry Head there is a National Nature Reserve which is a gateway to the UNESCO Global Geopark. Te South West Coast Path passes vast colonies of seabirds and has views of the smallest and most elevated lighthouse in the UK.
Goodrington Sands Tis Blue Flag beach is home to an exhilarating water-park, several caravan holiday parks and the Seashore Centre, which offers information about the UNESCO Global Geopark and organises rock pool safaris.
Enjoy a relaxing bird watching trip or an awesome fishing charter with KELLY’S
HERO CHARTERS, they make sure that you have the time of your life. Depart from Western Lady Ferry steps on the north side of the harbour. Trip lengths 2, 4, 6 or 8 hours - licensed for 10 passengers. Call 07970 642354 or 07974 002462
Savour the sights, sounds and smells of PAIGNTON PIER! No visit to the resort is complete without a stroll along the iconic and magnificent Paignton Pier. Award- winning Paignton Pier, reaching out majestically from the centre of Paignton seafront, is the destination for fun, food and relaxation. The Pier is a magnet for young visitors who enjoy a jaw-dropping choice of rides, games – including the latest video games – and amusements for all ages. For the young at heart it provides a unique chance to stretch the legs, grab some fresh sea air, relax and take in unrivalled views of Torquay to the north and Brixham to the south. Entry is FREE, the Pier is close to the town centre and there’s plenty to do under cover if the weather isn’t kind. Voted one of Devon’s top attractions… Whatever else you do during your trip – don’t miss Paignton Pier!
WHAT’S ON 2018 2–3 June Torbay Air Show Torquay 9–10 June Ukulele Festival Babbacombe Cliff Railway 16 June Brixham Trawler Race 21–23 June Kingskerswell Summer Moon Festival 1 July Torbay Armed Forces Day Paignton 6–7 July Brixham Hap’nin Festival 21–29 July Torbay Carnival Week Paignton 3–5 Aug Torbay Steam Fair Brixham 25–27 Aug Torbay Royal Regatta 8 Sept Fishstock Brixham Brixham Quay 15 Sept The International Agatha Christie Festival Torquay
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