Torquay Harbourside Roadworks – Road closures from 15 October – 29 November 2024

Road closures will be in place around Torquay Harbour from Tuesday 15 October until Friday 29 November 2024. No traffic will be able to pass through the Strand (Fleet Street car park exit junction to Clock Tower) in Torquay.

See link for more information: Weeks left until completion of Torquay harbourside improvement works, but first a road closure. - Torbay Council

Tor Bay Harbour

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The Automated Identification System or ‘AIS’ is the modern method of tracking ships and was originally developed to avoid collisions among large vessels at sea. The system produces live information such as position, current speed and course, plus bearing and distance of nearby vessels. Vessel identity, specification and operational details are also available.

Commercial shipping that frequent Tor Bay include Coasters, MFV’s, Workboats and barges, Naval ships and Cruise ships. The Bay offers deep water anchorages. Deep draught vessels are able to anchor in an area, to the east of Tor Bay Harbour.

Pilotage is compulsory for larger vessels navigating within Tor Bay Harbour limits.

Map

The map below provides free real-time information to the public, about ship movements and ports, mainly across the coast-lines of Europe and N.America. The initial view is concentrated on Tor Bay Harbour.

Hover your mouse over the coloured icons and click for more information on the ship or vessel.