The NCI Visitor Centre was funded by a substantial Lottery grant. It’s open 365 days a year and includes working radar, CCTV, interactive systems that allow visitors to see what is happening along the coast and in the bay and  provides a history of Torbay in pictures.

• NCI Torbay has been open since May 2009.

Daddyhole Plain is a limestone plateau some 75 metres above the sea. Daddy is an old Devon name for the Devil, and according to local legend, the Devil lived in a cave at the foot of the cliff, formed when a large chunk of limestone fell into the sea, creating ‘Daddyhole’.

Daddyhole used to be a quarry, which has now been eroded somewhat by the sea. There are interesting ledges on the beach below that contain fossilised corals.

• This site is an SSSI, so no hammering on the bedrock or cliffs is allowed.

The easiest way to get here is by car, but you can also use the South West Coastal path near Beacon Cove.

• Car, Sat nav TQ1 2DP, parking is free with about 20 spaces.
• Walk, A nice casual stroll on the coastal path from the town just behind Beacon Cove. There are a few steps between Peaked Tor & Rock End Folly.

• The easiest way to get here is by car