For the perfect staycation
If you’re looking for variety on your holiday then look no further. Devon and its longer, thinner neighbour, Cornwall, really do have something to suit everyone, especially families.
Glorious open sands perfect for cool surfing dudes, couples strolling along the beach or just gazing across the water. Busy resorts with enough activities to keep the kids busy all day and night. Visit Newquay, Bude, Woolacombe, St. Ives, Torquay, Brixham and many more.
Discover lovely Mousehole, Mevagissey, Padstow (treat yourselves to a meal at Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurarant), Port Isaac, Clovelly, Salcombe and Fowey for their authentic surroundings. Get a feel for the days before tourists when whole communities depended on fishing for their livelihoods.
The mighty Atlantic Ocean dominates, with waves crashing into the North and West Cornish coastline. Stand on the edge at Land’s End and try to imagine nothing but water for 3000 miles until North America. Around the corner is the southerly point of mainland Britain at Lizard to tick off your bucket list.
Nowhere in England feels so remote and unspoilt as the upland areas of the National Parks of Dartmoor and Exmoor and of Bodmin Moor. Wild and free ponies roam at will and smugglers inns still exist where the atmosphere instantly takes you back to a more lawless time. Hiking and cycling is popular and accessible with good road links throughout.
Go back in time the Court of King Arthur at mysterious Tintagel, imagine Drake preparing to repel the Spanish Armada at naval Plymouth, take a boat trip from one of the world’s largest natural harbours at Falmouth and don’t miss the impressive sight of St. Michael’s Mount near Penzance. Finally, get your boots on and tackle the South West Coastal Way, Britain’s longest footpath.
If you’re looking for variety on your holiday then look no further. Devon and its longer, thinner neighbour, Cornwall, really do have something to suit everyone, especially families. Beaches Glorious open sands perfect for cool surfing dudes, couples strolling along the beach or just gazing across the water. Busy resorts with enough activities to keep the kids …
Cornwall offers wide sandy beaches, picturesque coastlines and many quaint cafes to stop at and places to explore. With an abundance of beaches, Cornwall is a great place to spend your next holiday. Learn to surf at many of Cornwall’s beaches, including Fistral Beach at Newquay, Gwithian Beach near Hayle and Perranporth Beach, plus many …
South Devon on the south coast of England offers beautiful picturesque towns and harbors such as Salcombe, Noss Mayo and Newrton Ferrers. You can walk the coastal path and stop at a number of places for a bite to eat or a bit of refreshment. You can visit the larger towns such as Paignton and …
Devon Beaches Devon offers and abundance of perfect sandy beaches and miles of un-spoilt coastline. Whether you’re looking for activities from surfing, kite surfing or wind surfing or you just want to spend time with your favorite pooch on a long walk, then Devon beaches are perfect. Choose from sandy to shingle or even beaches …
