If you’re seeking the top South Devon touring sites, there are a number of things to consider to help you find the best one. Whether you’re looking forward to exploring, relaxing, or hearty doses of both, selecting the right place can make or break your experience.
We’ve rounded up five of our favourite National Trust properties across South Devon
It's easy to find Christmas markets in Devon. Just follow the spicy scent of mulled wine and the sweet sound of Christmas cheer. You'll soon find yourself among market stalls and merrymakers.
If there’s one thing most Devonians have in common, it’s the love of pubs. Perfect for the colder months when there's a fire blazing inside or in the warmer months, a beautiful beer garden in which to spend a lazy afternoon. Here's our pick of the best pubs in South Devon.
Providing essential exercise and sensory stimulation for dogs and owners alike, walks are essential for maintaining a strong and happy relationship with your pup.
From protecting marine wildlife to preserving delicate coastal ecosystems, cleaning up our beaches has never been so important.
The picturesque town of Dartmouth is a real haven for foodies. Situated on the beautiful south coast of Devon, its waterfront prom and historic streets are lined with a multitude of places to eat, drink and lap up the atmosphere.
As the lush greens of summer start to mellow into the golden hues of autumn, South Devon becomes an idyllic place to head into the Great Outdoors.
Our town guide has been crafted so that when you visit Dartmouth, you’ll have an idea of what to expect, what makes Dartmouth special, and our recommendations of what we think you should be doing whilst you’re there.
Perfect for escaping the hustle and bustle of cities and busy towns, many of these gardens are close to Leonards Cove, and easy to access via a short drive.