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Paignton A jewel in the English Riviera’s crown, with year round festivals and a wide choice of attractions perfect for family holidays, romantic and activity breaks or a great DAY OUT.


Fantastic beaches offer fun in the sea and sand, water-sports, and boat-hire. For a scenic railway trip the Dartmouth Steam Railway goes to the pretty village of Kingswear.


Attractions include: Paignton Pier - with plenty of fun activities.


Pirates Bay - has golf with a difference.


Paignton Zoo - a major family attraction.


The Geo Park - hours of free fun for the kids.


The Palace Theatre - lives shows for evening entertainment.


Paignton Pier


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!


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