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Bike and canoe hire from Exeter's historic quayside. Explore the old canal trail. Seven miles of flat, traffic free cycling in beautiful countryside. The canoes are great fun and easy to use for exploring this beautiful waterway.
This fine church was built within the tradition of the new Oxford Movement containing all the characteristics of Catholic worship and sacramental life.
You can see chocolates being made using fresh Devon cream. Handmade luxury chocs and truffles, personalised chocolates, novelty and seasonal shapes, boxed truffles. Retail outlet and gift shop.
Our collection brings to life the town's past with displays of ships and shipbuilding, wreck and rescue, leisure boating and the impact of the two world wars of the C20th . Your young will enjoy the activities.
A fine sandy family beach in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), with excellent views across the estuary. Accessible by road, coastal footpath and passenger ferry from Salcombe town centre. Sailing tuition, sports equipment hire available.
This route takes in historic Littleham church and the genteel resort of Budleigh Salterton, with its attractive, whimsical medley of buildings. You begin at the car park by the River Otter, which contains an 1801 limekiln.
Saltram stands high above the River Plym in a rolling and wooded landscaped park that now provides precious green space on the outskirts of Plymouth.
Sandy Bay in Exmouth is a half-mile long privately owned beach which is sheltered and ideal for families. The beach is good for swimming and water sports, and there is a lifeguard during the summer months.
Saunton Sands is a three mile long expanse of sandy beach facing due west backed by impressive sand dunes and cut off to the south by the combined estuaries of the rivers Taw and Torridge. This is a popular beach with surfers and ideal for families.
This coastal section comprises the headland of Baggy Point with the northern and southern margins of Croyde Bay and is a SSSI. The geology comprises of sandstones, shales, siltstones and thin limestones, of Devonian age (417-354 million years ago) de
Overlooking Lyme Bay and surrounded by beautiful countryside, it also has a large pebble beach, a pretty harbour, and a long walled promenade.
Seaton Tramway is one of the most popular destinations in East Devon, and its appeal is easy to appreciate. The popular open toppers provide a tremendous platform from which to view the lush surrounding, and in fact, over 50 species of bird have been
Each year Dawlish Repertory Company stages 5 plays plus a pantomime and the season runs from October to September.
Shaldon Zoo offers a perfect place to visit for young and old alike. Set in around one acre of enclosed woodland the Trust is home to a unique collection of some of the world’s most endangered animals, many of which are not found in larger zoos.
Come and enjoy a couple of hours at Sharpham Vineyard and cheesedairy - sample our award winning wines and cheeses and take a walk through the vines along the River Dart - cafe also on site.
Sheldon is home to Devon's oldest open air theatre. The theatre is fully equipped with digitally controlled sound and light, and is staffed by the Sheldon team and local volunteers.
Half day or full day rides, treks on Dartmoor. Complete beginners and families welcome. Faster rides for experienced riders only. Party reductions. Fifty horses and ponies of British native breeds. Hard hats, tuitiion and escorts provided. BHS. and A
Local displays including Lace, Costumes, Victoriana, Toys, Regency Prints, Old Photographs, Local history. Guided walks available.
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