Things to do in Torquay in Spring
If you're heading to Torquay in spring, you won't be short of things to do. With miles of stunning coastline, and a bustling town and harbour, plus a micro-climate that means warmer than average temperatures, it's a great time to visit this coastal town too.
Easter Egglow at Kents Cavern (1-16 April 2023)
It's an Easter egg hunt in a cave! A great one to have on your things to do list, especially if the the weather takes a turn for the worse during your trip to Torquay, this Easter egg hunt with a twist is running throughout the Easter holidays.
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The South West Coast Path Challenge (22-29 April 2023)
Of course you can walk the gorgeous South West Coast Path whenever you choose, but if you'd prefer to be in the safe hands of an experiences tour guide then you can join this 12 mile guided coast path walk for just £20 per person during the Spring English Riviera Walking Festival.
English Riviera Food and Music Festival (26-29 May 2023)
New for 2023, this event promises to showcase the best of the bay's food alongside a fantastic line-up of performances from some of the UK's best musicians.
English Riviera Air Show (3-4 June 2023)
On the first weekend of June each year, head to Torbay to be amazed by an incredible aviation display including the RAF Red Arrows and The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight over the stunning South West coastline.
Enjoy seafood overlooking the sea
A trip to Torquay in the spring would not be complete without some wonderful seafood enjoyed overlooking the harbour at our Rockfish restaurant. Our team will let you know what has been landed in Brixham that day and delivered to the restaurant, so you can enjoy fresh, local and sustainable fish overlooking the waters where it was caught.
Join The Seafood Club
Seafood is what we live and breathe, and our club is where we share the very best of it. As a member, you’ll be first to hear about fresh landings, new openings and the kind of events we love putting on - like our £12 Family Fish & Chips nights that have become a bit of a legend (people say they’re too good to be true, we take that as a compliment).