Visitor Guide to Devon

Holidaying in Devon offers something for everyone, with two National Parks, Exmoor and Dartmoor, two UNESCO World Heritage Sites found on the stunning Devon coastline as well the historic county town of Exeter with its ancient Cathedral and hidden lanes. Renting a North Devon holiday cottage with a hot tub is the most relaxing way of visiting the county, you can come and go when you like and dogs are welcomed at dog friendly cottages in North Devon, so all the family can enjoy their Devon holiday.

Visitors are spoilt for choice, whether they are looking for miles of beautiful golden sands backed by dunes like Woolacombe or Saunton or pretty sandy coves and shingle beaches, ideal for rockpooling like Wembury beach. There is something to keep everyone happy, whether you are looking for family fun on the sand, a quiet and relaxing sunbathe or for the more active surfing or water sports, you won’t have to travel far to find it at many of our North Devon coastal cottages. With five official Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and its national parks (Dartmoor and Exmoor), Devon delights visitors with rolling hills, wild and rugged moors plus miles and miles of lush green unspoilt countryside.

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Top 10 Romantic Spots in Devon

Devon is a fantastic holiday destination for couples looking for a romantic getaway to enjoy coastal beach trips along the South West coastline or a countryside escape to make the most of the remote isolation and reconnect with your loved one.

Dog Friendly Pubs in Devon

The very best dog friendly pubs across Devon for you and your four legged monster to enjoy a warm rest after a long walk.

Introduction to Devon

Welcome to Devon, a country that has been invaded which influenced and changed the geography of the country and impact the way the local population were able to live off the land. A country that battle wartime changes and found great levels of growth from tourism which has increased in popularity in recent years.

Beaches in Devon

White sandy beach and pebble stone beaches, Devon has a number of stunning coastal locations.

Where to Eat in Devon

You will regularly find creative and exciting menus in many of the restaurants throughout Devon, the range and depth of options is astonishing and can leave you overwhelmed by the number of choices but this is only a good thing.

History of Devon

A brief history of Devon, from settlers to World War 2, the county of Devon has changed a lot over the years.

How to get to Devon

Simple and easy directions to make travelling to Devon straight forward for you.

Things to do in Devon

Devon is lucky to have a vast array of different environments making it a tourists paradise, from rocky cliff faces and sandy beaches to remote highlands and rolling hillsides, Devon has the ability to transfer you from one glorious setting to another in a short 5 minute journey showcasing its natural beauty wherever you are.