Guidebook for Devon
Rockfish, Exmouth
Fresh fish restaurant.
Art gallery, gift shop, working water mill and bakery. A great place to stop if you are walking the Otter river footpath which connects with the coastal path.
37 locals recommend
Otterton Mill
Fore StreetArt gallery, gift shop, working water mill and bakery. A great place to stop if you are walking the Otter river footpath which connects with the coastal path.
Rockfish - Exmouth
Pier Headgreat fresh fish menu.
Parks & Nature
Well known charity. Good place for kids as well as older folk. Scenic location, good café.
80 locals recommend
The Donkey Sanctuary
Well known charity. Good place for kids as well as older folk. Scenic location, good café.
Old style tram that runs along the Axe estuary through a nature reserve.
74 locals recommend
Seaton Tramway
Harbour RoadOld style tram that runs along the Axe estuary through a nature reserve.
Stuart Line Cruises
Pier HeadBoat trips along the Jurassic coast.
Small scale steam train travels around these beautiful gardens.
Cafe on site.
60 locals recommend
Bicton Park Botanical Gardens
Small scale steam train travels around these beautiful gardens.
Cafe on site.
Walks along coast path, boat trips from Exmouth. Jurassic visitor centre at Seaton.
194 locals recommend
Jurassic Coast
Walks along coast path, boat trips from Exmouth. Jurassic visitor centre at Seaton.
Arts & Culture
Beer stone has been quarried from Roman times. Some of the excavated tunnels and caves are now open to the public.
55 locals recommend
Beer Quarry Caves Ltd
Quarry LaneBeer stone has been quarried from Roman times. Some of the excavated tunnels and caves are now open to the public.
Norman cathedral set within historic close. Pleasent walk from the Quay car park by river Exe up to the cathedral following the line of the medieval/Roman city wall. Ashort walk from the cathedral will get you to the RAM museum in Queen Street which is also worth a visit.
193 locals recommend
Exeter Cathedral
1 The CloistersNorman cathedral set within historic close. Pleasent walk from the Quay car park by river Exe up to the cathedral following the line of the medieval/Roman city wall. Ashort walk from the cathedral will get you to the RAM museum in Queen Street which is also worth a visit.
Beautiful ruins, peaceful , evocative site, museum.
Steeped in Arthurian, Anglo Saxon and medieval history and mytholgy.
Mystical Glastonbury Tor is within walking distance and the town itself is a centre for all things magical and mystical.
A long standing centre of alternative culture.
121 locals recommend
Glastonbury Abbey
Magdalene StreetBeautiful ruins, peaceful , evocative site, museum.
Steeped in Arthurian, Anglo Saxon and medieval history and mytholgy.
Mystical Glastonbury Tor is within walking distance and the town itself is a centre for all things magical and mystical.
A long standing centre of alternative culture.
Bath
Roman Baths Museum. Bath Abbey.
Shopping
Nearest supermarket, as well as other shops. Also a large sandy beach and the usual entertainments.
113 locals recommend
Exmouth
Nearest supermarket, as well as other shops. Also a large sandy beach and the usual entertainments.
Entertainment & Activities
Great for the kids, falconery displays, tree climbing/adventure park. cafe, walks, red squirrels, wolves, wild boar, otter.
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23 locals recommend
Wildwood Escot
Great for the kids, falconery displays, tree climbing/adventure park. cafe, walks, red squirrels, wolves, wild boar, otter.
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Crealy Theme Park & Resort
Sidmouth RoadGreat day out for kids
Sightseeing
Scenic harbour wall, Cobb used in a number of film sets.
Now probably the fossil finding capital of the Jurassic coast. Old style sea side town, many historic features.
69 locals recommend
The Cobb
Scenic harbour wall, Cobb used in a number of film sets.
Now probably the fossil finding capital of the Jurassic coast. Old style sea side town, many historic features.
Beer
Pebble beach, on beach cafes, fishing trips, art galleries, pubs.
Longest village in England! Picturesque cottages, National Trust tea room and working forge. Circular walk along coastal path towards Beer. long pebble beach, beach cafe/ restaurant and bakery. Interesting church retaining many historic features.
44 locals recommend
Branscombe
Longest village in England! Picturesque cottages, National Trust tea room and working forge. Circular walk along coastal path towards Beer. long pebble beach, beach cafe/ restaurant and bakery. Interesting church retaining many historic features.