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East Devon
The Ducks Ditty Bar, Devon's only “Canal Barge Cafe Bar” and probably the best beer garden in…
Tiverton Canal Co, is home to one of the Last Horse-Drawn Barges in Great Britain and is run as a…
At Bicton you can enjoy over 60 acres of beautiful gardens with their soft sweeping lawns, elegant…
Perhaps one of the most ecologically interesting parts of the country, East Devon and the Jurassic Coast has something to offer you, whatever the weather and whoever you’re with. It’s the perfect destination for spending days on the beach, exploring the countryside or experience the many sophisticated eateries around the region.
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East Devon is arguably one of the most attractive areas of the county, the majority of the area is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Jurassic Coast is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, so if sights, wildlife and historical interest are high on your holiday priorities list, this is the ideal place to stay.
Because of its diverse range of attractions, East Devon is a great place to holiday even during a winter get away. For the summer months, you can enjoy the outdoors at the Duck's Ditty Bar, Devon’s only canal barge café bar, floating and fully licenced, it is an interesting way to while away a sunny afternoon. If floating is an activity you’d rather do sober, you can experience the tranquil rivers around the county at the Devon Canoe and Rowing Boat Hire. Choose from a range of boats available hourly and go for a leisurely cruise around the Grand Western Canal, which is a registered country park and local nature reserve. If you have family members who don’t fancy discovering their inner sailor, they will still feel at home on the grounds, the setting gives you a great opportunity to get close to nature and explore at your own pace. For those looking for something a tad more active, East Devon has the 7 Day South west Coast Path Trail for you to spend time taking in the beautiful sights of the coast line. Walkers might also be interested in the East Devon Way, which links together footpaths, bridleways and quiet country lanes to create a route that winds itself inland to link Exmouth and Lyme Regis, so you can really explore all the diversity of the natural landscape the area has to offer. It is perfect for the history buffs among you, as the route will take you by pre-historic hill forts, bronze age burial mounds, Saxon villages and Medieval manors.
If the weather disappoints, as it so often does in Britain, you can still broaden your knowledge by visiting the Lyme Regis Museum and taking part in one of their fossil walks. The museum offers a wide range of events throughout the year and children get free entry, making it the perfect hideaway for if the rain makes an appearance.
To keep the little ones amused, there is always the Bear Trail, one of the area’s award winning family attractions, the trail is an outdoor assault course. For the adults, relax in one of the many spas the region offers, such as the spa at the Victoria Hotel which compromises of two swimming pools, a tennis court and an 18 hole putting green as well as all the usual soothing facilities you would expect from a spa.
East Devon and the Jurassic Coast has some of the most beautiful beaches in the region, most of which are found in quant towns and villages, such as Sidmouth or Seaton where a variety of local produce, as well as high street shops and restaurants can be found, along with traditional pubs and some of the best hotels in the South West. There are plenty of places with room available for your four legged friends as well, take a look at our dog-friendly Devon pages to see which accommodation will guarantee a wonderful holiday for your dog as well.
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Sidmouth
Conveniently located in the charming town of Sidmouth, Magnolia is one of five luxury holiday cottages within the Littlecourt complex. Littlecourt’s holiday cottages form…
Colyton
Higher Wiscombe is situated at the heart of the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and just a short distance from the Jurassic Coast and The South West Coast Path.…
TIVERTON
Devon Railway Centre welcomes you to a day of railway-themed fun for all the family. The Devon Railway Centre is a popular tourist attraction in the heart of Devon which…
Sidmouth
If you’re looking for the perfect, comfortable holiday home, just a short walk from the beach and the town centre, then look no further than Cherry Tree Cottage, one of five…
Tiverton
Explore the beautiful Devon countryside via its waterways by hiring a boat and journeying along the wonderful Grand Canal in Tiverton.
Devon Canoe and Rowing Boat Hire…
Exeter
Just a short drive from the Jurassic Coast beaches at Exmouth, Budleigh Salterton and Sidmouth and the city of Exeter, is Castle Brake, situated just 1.5 miles from the…
Sidmouth
Set along the historic Jurassic Coast and nestled in the tranquil East Devon countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is The Donkey Sanctuary; an award-winning…
Exeter
Situated in the heart of the East Devon countryside, Crealy Theme Park & Resort is the perfect destination for the ultimate Devon family holiday full of excitement and…
Sidmouth
The Victoria Hotel in Sidmouth has always been renowned for its fine dining.
The White Room
The additional choice for all our guests is a wonderful informal dining…
Tiverton
Located in the heart of Devon, just ten minutes from J27 of the M5 and within easy access of Exeter and Taunton, is the Best Western Tiverton Hotel where you can be sure of a…
Sidmouth
Whatever type of leisure activity you love, you are bound to find something to enjoy when you stay with us at Victoria Hotel in Sidmouth. Our hotel has two swimming pools, a…
Sidmouth
The Belmont Hotel in Sidmouth is part of the luxury collection of Brend Hotels. Enjoy an uninterrupted view of the sea from the front of the hotel or take a stroll in our…
Exeter
Fursdon is one of Devon’s oldest family homes where the Fursdon family has lived for more than 750 years. The setting is stunning with views across the parkland and beyond…
Budleigh Salterton
There is something uniquely eclectic and informal about the diversity of exhibits that greet visitors to the Bicton Countryside Museum.
Located within the 63 acre (25…
Sidmouth
Located just a short walk from the seafront and Sidmouth town centre, Hemphaye is the ideal property for a family holiday on Devon’s east coast.
Set in the Littlecourt…
Budleigh Salterton
At Bicton you can enjoy over 60 acres of beautiful gardens with their soft sweeping lawns, elegant water features, fragrant English borders and formal gardens, plus a breadth…
Sidmouth
For a charming self-catering cottage stay along the beautiful east Devon coast, take a look at the Coach House, one of five luxury cottages set in its own private complex in…
Sidmouth
Belmont Restaurant
The Belmont Restaurant in Sidmouth is one of the most renowned restaurants in the area. Choose from the extensive table d’hôte and a la carte menus,…
Tiverton
Tiverton Canal Co, is home to one of the Last Horse-Drawn Barges in Great Britain and is run as a Canal Living Heritage Visitor Attraction.
Relax on a Horse-Drawn Barge…
Sidmouth
The Victoria Hotel in Sidmouth is a flagship of Brend Hotels. Step inside this superb example of Victorian architecture and you will find that many original features have…
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