YOUR ENGLISH RIVIERA ESCAPEFamily-run holiday accommodation · Torquay, Devon

TAKE A LOOK AROUND QUAYSIDE

Picture your stay.

Breakfast by the harbour window, a comfortable place to unwind and the boats just beyond. Explore the apartment and the surrounding waterfront in our full photo gallery.

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Select a photo for a closer look. Harbour photographs include views from Quayside and scenes around the marina.

LOOKING FOR THE DETAILS?

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Find the sleeping arrangements, facilities, stairs and parking information on the apartment page. Sarah and Mike are happy to help with any questions the photos don’t answer.

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YOUR NEXT COASTAL ESCAPE

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COASTAL HIDEAWAYS

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THE PHOTOS BEHIND THE HOLIDAYS

Photo credits.

Apartment and harbour photographs supplied by Coastal Hideaways.

Torquay: Torre Abbey Beach by Lewis Clarke, via Geograph / Wikimedia Commons. Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized and converted to WebP, with display cropping and brightness adjustment; the adapted image is available under the same licence.

Ice-cream lifestyle photograph by Sudheera Bandara, via Pexels, used under the Pexels licence. This is a general holiday image, rather than a photograph of Torquay.