Torquay Leisure Cruise & Steam

Torquay with it's bustling waterfront, lively harbour and palm tree-lined promenade, framing its marina, all providing a truly Mediterranean feel is our base for this wonderful seven day holiday to explore the stunning English Riviera.What's Included?
- Modern coach travel with reserved seating- Six nights dinner, bed and breakfast at the Riviera Hotel, Torquay- Evening entertainment at the Riviera Hotel- Enjoy the Paignton Kingswear Train & Dartmouth River Cruise- Plenty of free time at leisure in Torquay- An excursion to historic city of Plymouth- A scenic tour through Dartmoor National Park stopping at Princetown for an inclusive Cream Tea which will be served at The Old Police Station CafeSteam & Cruise Spectacular - Enjoy a spectacular journey along the coast by steam train from Paignton to Kingswear, with outstanding views of coast and country, crossing no less than three of Brunel's great viaducts and passing through the famous tunnel en route. From Kingswear we cross by ferry to beautiful Dartmouth for a spectacular harbour cruise.Plymouth - With breathtaking views, plenty of attractions and incredible shops and restaurants to enjoy, Plymouth is a lively ocean-side city on the South Coast. Nestled between Devon and Cornwall, Plymouth is home to many famous attractions.\n\nTorquay - Devon's most popular resort, the beautiful seaside town is busy, thriving, and modern - and has gorgeous golden sandy beaches, bright blue bays, palm trees, warm (almost Mediterranean) breeze, and spectacular views.\n\nThe Riviera Hotel - Located right in the heart of Torquay, the hotel has a superb cabaret room with nightly entertainment, an American-style sports bar with many screens showing the latest sports - and even a pool!

Torquay
Acclaimed as'The English Riviera'\nDevon's most popular coastal resort, and part of the UNESCO-accredited Global Geopark (meaning it provides unique cultural, geological, and historical importance to the world), Torquay is the ultimate traditional seaside town that's still thriving to this day.\n\nThis is because its climate and beauty make you feel like you're abroad - the reason why it is acclaimed as the 'English Riviera'. No wonder Agatha Christie spent much of her life in her hometown!\n\n
Famous for its palm trees, harbour and beaches\nThe family-friendly holiday destination is famous for its iconic palm tree-lined promenade, busy harbour and marina, sandy beaches - and its horseshoe-shaped bay provides some of the best conditions for water sports.\n\nAlthough the town is full of old-school seaside charm, it is a cosmopolitan place - full of continental-style cafés, restaurants, bars, and one of the top theatres in the country. There is no better place to enjoy some of the freshest seafood straight from England's Seafood Coast.

Your Inclusive Itinerary
Cruise & Steam - Relax onboard a steam train, journeying from Paignton to Kingswear, you'll enjoy incredible views of both coast and country, crossing three of Brunel's great viaducts and passing through the famous tunnel. Board a ferry and cross over to stunning Dartmouth to enjoy a cruise around the harbour.Plymouth - With breathtaking views, plenty of attractions and incredible shops and restaurants to enjoy, Plymouth is a lively oceanside city on the South Coast. Nestled between Devon and Cornwall, Plymouth is home to many famous attractions, from The Box Museum, the Mayflower Steps and the famous Hoe with its red-and-white striped former lighthouse, Smeaton's Tower.Dartmoor National Park & Cream Tea in Princetown - Enjoy a scenic excursion taking in the beauty and charm of Dartmoor National Park. We include time to explore Princetown with a delicious cream tea before continuing to enjoy the wonderful architecture of Buckfast Abbey

Plymouth
With breath-taking views, plenty of attractions and incredible shops and restaurants to enjoy, Plymouth is a lively oceanside city on the South Coast. Nestled between Devon and Cornwall, Plymouth is home to many famous attractions, from The Box Museum, the Mayflower Steps and the famous Hoe with it's red-and-white striped former lighthouse, Smeaton's Tower. \n\nThe popular Barbican and Sutton Harbour offer quaint cobbled streets, along with a picturesque harbour and plenty of independent shops and restaurants to enjoy. Even simply exploring the waterfront will bring you stunning views out onto the ocean and you can explore the waterfront parks which can be found throughout the city.The Riviera Hotel, Torquay The Riviera Hotel, Torquay
Located in the heart of Torquay, the Riviera Hotel provides guests with a warm welcome and outstanding hospitality. It's just a stone's throw from award-winning beaches, sparkling blue sea and the bustling town centre. Following a day of discovering the scenic coast and countryside which surrounds Torquay, take a dip in the hotel pool, before having a soak in the hot tub.Relax with a drink in the Sports Bar, with TVs showing BT and Sky Sports. There is also a large outside patio area with a heated seating area.
After dinner, sit back and enjoy the entertainment which takes place most evenings in the Show Bar, including bingo and cabaret acts. The Riviera Hotel provides comfortable accommodation and is an ideal base for exploring the English Riviera and all that Torquay has to offer.
Facilities\n

- Restaurant
- Sports Bar with Sky and BT Sports
- Show Bar with nightly entertainment
- Tribute Weekends, Bingo, Cabaret
- Two dart boards and two pool tables
- Free Wi-Fi
- All bedrooms with en-suite facilities
- In the rooms: flat screen TV & tea/coffee making facilities
- Lounge area with multiple TV's
- Indoor pool - open seasonally (closed Nov-March)
- Hot tub
- Two outdoor TVs in patio area with heated umbrella
- Lift access most floors
- 2 stair lifts
- Handrails in communal areas