Days Out in Devon

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In Deep Dive Centre

Unit 4, The Mountbatten Sailing & Watersports Centre, 70 Lawrence Rd, Mount Batten, Plymouth PL9 9SJ

Mount Edgcumbe

Cremyll Lodge, Cremyll, Torpoint PL10 1HZ, UK

The Box

The Box, Tavistock Place, Plymouth, UK

The National Marine Aquarium

National Marine Aquarium, Coxside, Plymouth, UK

RAMM

Devon Archaeological Society, c/o Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Queen St, Exeter EX4 3RX, UK

The Donkey Sanctuary

MRW5+RP Sidmouth, UK

Go Ape Haldon Forest

Bullers Hill, Bullers Hill, Kennford, Exeter EX6 7XR, United Kingdom

Nick Thorn Surf School

Putsborough Beach, Beach, Croyde, , Braunton, North Devon EX33 1LB

RHS Garden Rosemoor

RHS Garden Rosemoor, Devon EX38 8PH

Exmoor Zoo

Exmoor Zoo, Bratton Fleming, Barnstaple, UK

Bearhouse Alpacas

Bearhouse Alpacas, Sidmouth, UK

Information about Devon

Devon, set against the scenic canvas of South West England, invites you to discover its iconic coastlines, moorlands, and a vibrant array of activities. This dynamic region, characterised by stunning coastlines, rolling hills, and charming market towns, invites exploration and promises a delightful blend of heritage, rural tranquility, and an abundance of things to do.

Devon’s coastline, stretching along both the English Channel and the Celtic Sea, is a paradise for beach lovers and water enthusiasts. From the dramatic cliffs of the Jurassic Coast to the sandy shores of popular destinations like Torbay, Devon offers a variety of coastal experiences, including water sports, coastal walks, and relaxing beach days.

Charming market towns such as Exeter, Totnes, and Barnstaple contribute to Devon’s allure with their historic charm, bustling markets, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Plymouth, Torquay and Exeter – with its mediaeval cathedral and vibrant arts scene – are all popular with visitors to the county.

Devon’s rural landscapes, including Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks, provide a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The expansive moors, rolling hills, and wooded valleys offer opportunities for hiking, cycling, horseback riding, and wildlife exploration, making Devon an ideal destination for nature lovers.

The county’s commitment to preserving its heritage is evident in sites such as the historic Clovelly Village, known for its cobbled streets and timeless charm.

Devon’s cultural calendar is vibrant, featuring events such as the Dartmouth Royal Regatta, celebrating maritime traditions, and the Exeter Festival, showcasing arts and music. The county’s rich artistic scene is further enhanced by galleries, theatres, and cultural festivals, contributing to Devon’s cultural vibrancy.

The culinary scene in Devon embraces local produce, traditional pubs, and seafood delights along the coast. From exploring food festivals to enjoying farm-to-table dining experiences, Devon offers a diverse range of flavours to savour.

Whether exploring historic landmarks, wandering through bustling markets, immersing in the natural beauty of the countryside, or engaging in a variety of activities along the coastline, there are lots of things to do in Devon for every kind of explorer. This county, with its harmonious blend of history, natural beauty, cultural richness, and abundant activities, invites residents and visitors alike to discover the enduring charm of Devon in the heart of South West England.

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