Looking for the best things to do in Devon on a rainy day? From indoor adventure parks and aquariums to historic attractions and creative studios, Devon is packed with weather-proof days out and with Stagecoach, getting there is simple, sustainable and stress-free.

Days out in Exeter

Exeter is one of Devon’s top rainy-day destinations, thanks to its wealth of indoor attractions.

A great starting point is the Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM). With free admission, world-class exhibitions and galleries, it’s perfect for escaping the rain. RAMM is just a few minutes’ walk from Exeter Central Station stop, served by K, T, 4, 4A, 55, 56, 57 and E1/E2 services offering connections across the city and beyond.

From there, continue to the breathtaking Exeter Cathedral, a landmark brimming with history and stunning Gothic architecture. The Cathedral is also a short walk from Exeter High Street and Exeter Central Station stops, served by the A, H, K, 4, 4A, 55, 56 and 57 routes.

Days out in South Devon

South Devon offers a fantastic mix of indoor attractions perfect for rainy days.

In Torquay, ancient Kents Cavern provides a dramatic underground adventure sheltered entirely from the elements. The closest bus stop is Kents Cavern Stop, served by the 22 route from Paignton and Torquay town centre.

Head inland to Totnes to visit China Blue, the town’s popular creative studio and ceramic centre. It’s just a short walk from Totnes Coronation Road stop, served by the 7, 88, 89 and Gold services connecting Totnes, Paignton, Dartmouth and Torquay.

House of Marbles in Bovey Tracey provides another superb all-weather attraction with glassblowing, games museums and a great café. It’s best reached via Newton Abbot using the 7 and 39 services, followed by a short local connection to Bovey Tracey town centre.

Days out in Plymouth

Plymouth is packed with top indoor attractions ideal for wet weather.

Start at The Box, the city’s award-winning museum with free admission and captivating exhibitions. The closest stops are City Library & Museum (Inbound) and University U0/U1/U2/U3 (Outbound), served by the 30 and 31 services connecting all major parts of the city centre.

For adults, the historic Plymouth Gin Distillery on the Barbican offers cosy guided tours. It’s just moments from Southside Street stop, served by routes including the 25 and 34.

Families can dive into the National Marine Aquarium, the UK’s largest aquarium. The nearest stop is Mayflower Steps, also served by the 25 for easy connections from the city centre.

Days out in North Devon

North Devon has an impressive range of indoor attractions ideal for rainy days, all well connected by Stagecoach services.

For a fun, weather-proof family day out, The Milky Way Adventure Park offers huge indoor spaces, exhibitions and activities for all ages. You can reach the park via connections through Bideford Quay on the 5B, 21, 21A/C and 85, with onward local services stopping a short walk from the entrance.

In Barnstaple, Scribbleton offers colourful craft workshops and creative indoor fun. It’s just a few minutes from Barnstaple Bus Station, which is served by a wide range of services including 5B, 10/A, 11/A/C, 15, 19, 21/A/C, 29, 62A/C, 71, 72, 85, 155, 301, 319, 372, 815, 821 and 921.

With so many attractions and excellent bus connectivity, North Devon is an ideal destination for rainy-day adventures.

Make Every Rainy Day in Devon Count with Stagecoach

From museums and aquariums to caves, creative studios and indoor adventure parks, Devon offers endless things to do when it rains, and Stagecoach makes it easy to explore them all. With frequent, reliable services across the county, you can enjoy a smooth, sustainable and enjoyable day out whatever the weather.

Hop on board and turn a rainy Devon day into a brilliant one. Plan your trip here www.stagecoachbus.com.