What makes the perfect British beach holiday? Isy and Dan head to Torquay on the English Riviera to find out, discovering why a classic seaside break doesn't have to mean boarding a plane.
Joined by seaside historian Kathryn Ferry, they explore the traditions that have kept generations of families returning to Britain’s coast before rolling delicious raspberry and white chocolate fudge at Roly’s and rediscovering a childhood holiday favourite.
Their day ends at Babbacombe Model Village, where they wander through a miniature world of tiny streets, famous landmarks and an exact replica of Stonehenge that's perfectly aligned with the sun, just like the real thing.
Can Torquay still deliver the perfect seaside escape? And what makes a British beach holiday so special in the first place?
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