Staying in one if the self-catering holiday cottages will let you and your family enjoy Torquay holidays.
These holiday cottages will bring you closer to some of the most sought-after tourist destination in town.
During your Torquay holidays, you can engage in several activities, try several restaurants and enjoy lunch picnics along the sandy beaches.
There are quite a number of great places near your holiday cottages that you can explore with your whole family during your Torquay holidays.
Living Coasts Within close proximity from one of the holiday cottages is the Living Coasts.
It is a famous coastal zoo that the kids and young at heart will enjoy.
Going around Living Coasts during your Torquay holidays is a marvellous idea.
Here, you will be able to see different varieties of fauna and flora.
The amazing display of wildlife and how the animals thrive within their natural habitat will make your visit even more memorable.
Living Coasts is not only a tourist destination, but also a home to several animals living here.
Feeding time is the best time to go here.
Penguin Beach A visit to the beautiful Penguin beach, while staying in one of the luxurious holiday cottages is a great idea.
Especially if you are holidaying with the little ones, this place is a perfect venue for a family day-out.
The whole area was designed to emulate and mimic the natural penguin habitat found in Cape Town, South Africa.
As you tout the Penguin Beach, you will have an idea how these animals survive in such environment.
You will also observe penguins even on the visitor's bridle path at the "Penguin Crossing".
There are also some young Macaroni penguins at the beach as well as a few sea ducks.
Macaroni Penguin Penguins will surely astound your kids.
One variety of this bird is very noticeable and stands out from the rest.
These are the Macaroni Penguins.
The Macaroni penguin is big and has a golden yellow crown and lives in the rock-strewn areas and sometimes in the water.
African Penguin Perhaps, the main attraction within the Penguin Beach is the African penguin.
The African penguin is relatively small and makes a very inimitable sound-like that of the strident noise created by a donkey.
More than a hundred of this kind can be found at Penguin Beach.
If this is the first time you will see this kind of penguin, you surely be amazed.
Bank Cormorant Within the Penguin Beach is another popular attraction for the children and families-the Bank Cormorant.
These wonderful birds are bred in South Africa.
This type is now considered as one of the endangered species in the world.
The Bank Cormorant is an outstandingly gorgeous bird with turquoise eyes and a black bill.
The sight of this bird will bring joy to kids during your Torquay holidays.