Visit Devon and you’ll find that there is more to this spectacular and diverse county than you might have thought.
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Holidays in Devon can open your eyes to a county of contrasts, offering the best of countryside, coastline, ancient ruins and shopping centres. Find out more »
Whether it’s a cute boutique hotel, laid back self-catering, camping or the ultimate traditional B&B, Devon has it all.
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With the sun finally peeping it's head around the clouds spring is a great time to get out and about in Devon, and with the longer evenings you've got even more time in a day to explore this wonderful county.

The South West has firmly established itself as one of the prime gastronomic hotspots in the UK for excellent, fresh ingredients or superb places to eat.
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Despite that feeling of getting away from it all, Devon is easily reached with the excellent transport links to, from and within the county.

While Dartmoor is probably most famous for its ruggedly beautiful landscape, there’s a lot more to this most dramatic location than just its spectacular good looks. Visit Devon’s most famous moor and you’ll discover a world where wildlife, history and culture come together to create unforgettable Devon holidays.

In the English Riviera everything is on your doorstep – regardless of what your interests may be. Torquay, Paignton, Brixham and Babbacombe Bay collectively offer award-winning beaches, a wealth of visitor attractions and some great value accommodation, providing all the ingredients for a fabulous holiday.

Whether you’re planning your summer holidays in Devon or are looking for somewhere to slip away to in the depths of winter for a romantic break away for two, the Heart of Devon has something to offer you, whatever the weather and whoever you’re with.

North Devon is the perfect playground for doing what you love. Be it spending time with the family, walking the dog, eating out or celebrating with friends. North Devon really is the perfect place.

With its rich maritime heritage and its status as the regional capital for culture, Plymouth is one of the most dynamic and fascinating places to visit in Devon.

South Devon offers the best of both coastline and countryside. Ideal whether you’re after unspoilt countryside, beautiful beaches or a chance to discover hidden villages and some of the most secluded places to stay in Devon.