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Canoe Adventures offer guided canoeing in Voyager 12-seat canoes going out from beside the friendly Maltsters Arms at Tuckenhay between Totnes and Dartmouth in South Devon's green South Hams where runs the glorious River Dart.
This cycle route is ideal for exploring the rolling countryside that surrounds Crediton, and passes through the Mid Devon villages of Sandford, Kennerleigh and Woolfardisworthy (pronounced "Woolsery"!).
Distance: 8 miles Difficulty: Easy Start/End point: Exeter/Starcross This walk starts on the Quay at Exeter and ends at Starcross, on the western bank of the estuary. From here, bus or train can be taken back to Exeter. Starcross is on the South
Over 45 acres of coarse fishing lakes, surrounded by vineyards and orchards. A place to stay for a holiday, B & B, restaurant.
Distance: 5 miles Difficulty: Easy/Moderate Start/End point: Hunter's Inn, Nr Lynmouth Admire one of Exmoor's best views in an area full of wildlife.
The coast path between Combe Martin and Hunter's Inn is one of the finest anywhere in Devon. Stunning views of both Exmoor and the coast can be admired, and on clear days you can even see the Welsh coast with the Breacon Beacons beyond.
Explore Devon at your own pace on an independent walking tour with Contours Walking Holidays. We provide everything you need for a relaxing, worry-free holiday.
Take in the old haunts of Saxons and smugglers, lush coastline and glittering sea, then amble back through the green, green fields of South Devon.
Leave London for the weekend and come away with Curl Curl Surf and live the life of a surfer. Leave the stress of work behind and escape to the beautiful countryside and stunning coastline of North Devon to catch some beautiful atlantic waves!
A journey to the coast through tranquil country lanes of the Otter valley, where the magnificent views of the red cliffs of Sidmouth await.
This route is 31 Miles in length but this can be reduced to 15 miles if you decide to take the short cut. At a leisurely pace, it is estimated that the complete journey will take a whole day.
Exploring the Blackdown Hills using this carefully compiled road cycle route is a means of enjoying a quiet area rich in historic and wildlife interest. Ancient woodlands, hedgerows, attractive cottages, villages and churches all form part of the Bla
The route encircles the beautiful and infrequently visited upper River Carey valley and provides a snapshot of deepest, rural Devon. Twisting and turning the undulating lanes offer glimpses of distant farms, cottages and hamlets nestling quietly amid
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