Torquay, Paignton and Brixham together make up the English Riviera. Holiday cottages in the English Riviera focus around Tor Bay, and the English Riviera is renowned for its sandy beaches, rocky coves, picturesque harbours and wonderfully mild climate.
 

Torquay has been one of the UK’s top holiday cottage destinations since Victorian times. Holiday cottages in Torquay attract visitors of all interests, from Art and Culture afficionados to marine enthusiasts. Holiday cottages in Torquay have wonderful views of the famous seven hills, busy harbour and surrounding countryside. Holiday cottages in Torquay are near a multitude of fantastic beaches, and Torquay is a well known surfing destination.
 

Holiday cottages in Brixham centre around the heart of the town and its pretty harbour. Brixham is an ideal holiday cottage destination for family holidays with plenty of attractions and beautiful beaches.
 

Long, sandy beaches, a buzzing atmosphere and a lovely pier and harbour make holiday cottages in Paignton extremely popular.
 

Holiday cottages in the beautiful historic waterside town of Dartmouth are truly spectacular. Dartmouth is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with its deep blue river, rolling countryside and superb beaches. Dartmoor has a long, interesting history for you to investigate during your cottage holiday, and for those seeking a more active cottage holiday in Dartmouth there is a wide variety of sailing and watersports on offer. Our self- catering holiday cottages give you the opportunity to sample the wonderful restaurants in Dartmouth and the delicious local produce.
 

Holiday Cottages in Salcombe benefit from fabulous views, a tropical climate and a slow pace of life. Salcombe is at the mouth of an estuary, so holiday cottages here can make the most of the amazing sailing and windsurfing conditions and beautiful coastal walks. Holiday cottages in Salcombe are perfect for family beach holidays, there is so much to see and do. There is a regular ferry across the estuary so holiday cottages on both sides, and in the surrounding villages have access to the whole Salcombe area.