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When it comes to summer holidays there is no better place than Devon in the South West. It has it all…sun, sea, sand and sparkle... be it in the traditional British seaside holiday sense, the off-piste hideaway retreat sense, or the family holiday full of adventure sense. Devon has it all.
Let’s start with Devon’s incredible natural beauty, shaped by rugged coastlines, dramatic cliffs and sandy beaches. Then there is its historical and cultural heritage which offer an endless treasure trove of experiences, activities, and fun for families.
Devon’s borders begin with the incredible Jurassic Coast, where the dramatic cliffs of Beer Head, hidden coves, coastal walks, fossil hunts, or water sports are a must. Then there are the classic three Riviera resorts of Torquay, Paignton and Brixham, which line the shimmering sub-tropical Torbay coastline, dotted with a wonderful collection of Devon cottages by the sea. Further south Salcombe offers the perfect mix of safety and family bucket and spade days on the beach.
Then there are serene hidden gems like Blackpool Sands, Soar Mill Cove, and Mansands, each offering secluded beauty and natural charm. Slightly livelier but equally charming, Hope Cove and Clovelly absolutely thrill visitors with their quirky, quaint fishing villages, picturesque cliff views and lively waterfronts.
Devon's historic towns and cities are brimming with charm and character with historic ports like Dartmouth and Kingswear or the cobbled streets of Exeter, where you can explore the Gothic cathedral or rich Roman underground passages. Plymouth’s maritime heritage aboard the historic Mayflower Steps is a must see.
Let us not forget that Devon has been awarded the number one surfing destination in the UK! Thanks to its big gold sandy beaches up north such as Woolacombe, Bantham and Croyde, which offer amazing surfable waves and facilities, whist Westward Ho is the prime spot for any other water sport activity.
Last but not least are Devon’s culinary delights which will absolutely delight any serious foodie, from fresh seafood plucked straight from the ocean to indulgent cream teas served with lashings of clotted cream and locally grown strawberry jam. Yum!