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Torquay is the main axis, often called the "capital" of the English Riviera. The victory marks the coastal resort are still there, but Torquay has certainly evolved over the stage lively harbor pier shops and cafes and many excellent marina offering boat trips. Torquay really began to grow after the wars Neopoleonic when coupled services Torbay provide ideal settings for a base of large navel. Then came in families Workers on this basis, soon followed by most tourists. With the arrival of the railroad in Torquay continued to grow, becoming a popular Victorian seaside resort, with more and more hotels in Torquay arise.

Torquay is now the first holiday in Devon seaside territory, with its blue flag beaches, an elegant and lively promenade with palm trees – very exotic!, cafes, restaurants and pubs and bars. Torquay offers excellent nightlife and is popular as a stag weekend, and hen parties! Torquay has some celebrities to their name too. Agatha Christie was born here and spent much of his life in this region. Fawlty Towers was filmed here as well, probably the most famous hotels Devon!

North Devon is becoming more and more popular beaches are also many blue flag, but quieter than Torquay. The beaches of Bizkaia, Croyde and Saunton have long been popular with surfers. Croyde surf has great ending each year. These three beaches offer a combined total of 10 km of golden sand. Croyde rides tend to be fairly short, so this beach is popular with shortboarders while most of the beaches Woolacoombe and Saunton are less busy and offer longer rides.

Staying in one of the houses of many of Devon is becoming more and more popular with families. These cabins are often located in a beautiful environment and period properties, but also offer more space for a larger group and more easily than a caravan or holiday hotel.

Nature lovers flock to this area, as the North Devon coast was designated an area of outstanding natural beauty in 1959. Compromising of a total of 171 square km, the North Devon AONB spans from Marsland Mouth on the Cornish border to Combe Martin and the edge of National Park Exmoor.

Torquay hotels are a great idea to stay in for a short break or summer holiday, infact all Devon hotels but hotels are not right for then there are some fantastic Devon cottages available.