A gentle stroll of just over a mile and a half. The reserve offers visitors the chance to explore two Napoleonic war forts and see Britain's highest and smallest lighthouse. Follow the description attached from the South West Coast Path National Trail and enjoy. Care should be taken with dogs and children as there's some high cliffs.
Visit this beauty spot to see the cirl bunting, a rare little bird whose population is limited almost entirely to south Devon. Labrador Bay is well-known for its stunning views. Find it on the South West Coast Path between Shaldon and Maidencombe.
A medieval manor house where you can visit rooms and gardens. Dogs are permitted in the meadows and woodland surrounding the manor and you'll also find riverside walks nearby.
Park your car at Belgrave Car park and start the walk from The Strand by Torquay Harbour. The walk is a moderate four and a half miles and offers wonderful views although there are a number of steps and a long, steady climb.
'With miles of stunning Walks near Torquay we have listed 4 of the very best Walks Torquay has to offer. Exclusively reviewed by people who have trekked them.'
13 October 2025
A gentle stroll of just over a mile and a half. The reserve offers visitors the chance to explore two Napoleonic war forts and see Britain's highest and smallest lighthouse. Follow the description attached from the South West Coast Path National Trail and enjoy. Care should be taken with dogs and children as there's some high cliffs.
15 October 2022
Visit this beauty spot to see the cirl bunting, a rare little bird whose population is limited almost entirely to south Devon. Labrador Bay is well-known for its stunning views. Find it on the South West Coast Path between Shaldon and Maidencombe.
A medieval manor house where you can visit rooms and gardens. Dogs are permitted in the meadows and woodland surrounding the manor and you'll also find riverside walks nearby.
Park your car at Belgrave Car park and start the walk from The Strand by Torquay Harbour. The walk is a moderate four and a half miles and offers wonderful views although there are a number of steps and a long, steady climb.