Delmonte Lodge is a lovely, detached house perched on the hillside and overlooking the marina in Torquay, Devon. This pet-friendly property boasts an open fire, swimming pool and hot tub, as well as off-road parking for one car. Delmonte Lodge is idyllic for families or groups of friends and two dutiful dogs on a seaside getaway in Devon. Stroll from the sea to your new abode and rinse off that stubborn sand that followed you home in a ground-floor en-suite shower room or upstairs shower room, both equipped with a heated towel rail for added pleasure. Toast your ocean-dipped toes by the open fire in the living/diner, while a delicious dinner cooks in the well-equipped kitchen. When the sun is too good to resist, why not relax and chat under the grapevine in a dedicated relax zone with chairs and an ice bucket table provided to chill your drinks. Indulge in a dip in the swimming pool, then dry off on the sun loungers all whilst being able to take in the wonderful sea and harbour views. All year round, the hot tub, surrounded by palm trees, is eager to hug you with a bubbling warmth, with additional seating nearby for soaking up the sun after in the warmer months. Settle into the night with a film on the large TV, before falling into one of four doubles waiting to catch you. Soak up your local surroundings and indulge in a beach day at Torquay Beach, treat the family to Torquay’s Dinosaur World, then catch an evening show at the Princess Theatre. Venture a little further afield for Brixham to take a seaside stroll along Brixham Harbour, explore Brixham Heritage Museum, and take a dip in the sea at St Mary’s Bay. Take that short drive to Exeter to treat the history buff to Exeter Cathedral, Exeter Castle, the Underground Passages, and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery. There is a vibrant adventure around every corner when you book a stay at Delmonte Lodge.

Famous for its sandy beaches, promenades, palm trees and plentiful attractions, the popular seaside town of Torquay in South Devon has been welcoming visitors for the best part of 200 years. Torquay holds many delights for both families and couples, from an abundance of children’s activities whatever the weather, to coastal walks, restaurants and nightlife. Local attractions await at Cockington village and craft centre, Torre Abbey, Kents Cavern. Enjoy the wealth of sea life on a boat trip across the Bay to Paignton, Brixham or Dartmouth – and even more exotic animals can be found at Paignton Zoo. Torquay is at the heart of the English Riviera, a unesco Global Geopark. Take the Dartmouth Steam Railway and enjoy a boat ride up the River Dart. Explore Greenway the home of Torquay’s world famous crime writer - Agatha Christie. A stay in Torquay can be as relaxed or as active as you choose and is certain to inspire you to visit again.

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