Torquay is a beach lover's paradise. Touted to be the birthplace and unofficial capital of the global surf industry, the waves of this sun and sand town beckon all. Here are some places worth visiting in Torquay.
1. The Surf World Museum, the largest surfing museum in the world is a haven for surfing memorabilia seekers. Pay a visit to the art gallery, to enjoy interactive video clips and photographs of landmark surfing events.
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2. If you fancy the thrills of taking an open cockpit flight, the Tiger Moth World Moth Adventure Park has a lot to offer. Visitors will enjoy the flight along the stupendous beaches and cliff tops. The 12 Apostles Air Adventure tour is worth taking and it departs daily from their office at Apollo Bay.
3. Take advantage of the opening to get surfing lessons at the Torquay Surfing Academy. Book a family kayaking lesson or a paddle boating session for every person to enjoy. Tool is available both for hire and sale.
4. The Woodlands is an action packed destination for the whole family. With 60 acres of water coasters, gliders and bumper boats, this amuseument park has 15 play zones and five storeys of play equipment.
5. Saunter along the Cockington Gardens, a tiny yet captivating society community with cottages, a pub and a beautiful mansion. You can also share in the numerous events that are hosted here throughout the year.
6. Take the Surf Coast Walk, to enjoy a phenomenal coast trail that starts from Jan Juc and passes Aireys Inlet Split Point Lighthouse and Moggs Creek. Visitors will have any options for customizing your trail.
7. The Babbacombe Model Village, nestled in the Babbacombe Bay area has a fantastic display of limited buildings, vehicles and dioramas amidst lush green and beautifully landscaped gardens.
8. Go on a Foreshore Trail commencing from the Deep Creek preserve and passing through any good tourist sites like the Sundial, Fisherman's Beach, Torquay Play Park and Front Beach. Ensue the trail to Point Danger to visit the War Memorial and see the wood carvings along the Torquay Back Beach.
9. Take the Australian Skydive at the Torquay Airport and get a magnificent view of the Great Ocean Road and Bells Beach from a high altitude. Visitors can also enjoy freefall and parachute floating activities.
10. Visit the Cowrie society shop placed at the Esplanade for excellent bargains on handcrafted crafts. You can also listen to local bands play some great music while you shop for souvenirs and artefacts.
10 Things to Do and See in Torquay, England
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