
Devon's best kept secret
Not so hidden treasure
Sidmouth is young at heart, but walking through the town feels like a trip back in time, offering an endearing and quintessential Westcountry charm.
- Sidmouth is so much more than beautiful scenes and iconic cliffs, the town is also a cultural hub with a huge array of activities and attractions, including a bustling high street and everything from big brand shops to unique, independent stores.
- Though it is small, Sidmouth is mighty – whether you are visiting for the day or staying for a bit longer, there is no end to the experiences you can have during your trip. From amazing royal heritage to watersports and fine dining, whatever it is you’re in the mood for, you’ll be able to do it right here in Sidmouth.
- For such a small town, there is a lot going on in Sidmouth – there are a range of events taking place all over the town throughout the year, so whether you are in town specifically for one of the annual festivals or you’re on holiday and want to find something to do – you won’t have a problem trying to find something to entertain you.
- Sidmouth is a town caught in timeless charm. It is a Regency town located along the Jurassic Coast with beautiful gardens, royal connections, fine hotels, clean beaches, access to the South West Coast Path, Nature Reserves and a real friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
- There is no better way to truly explore this beautiful town and the surrounding area than on foot. The various footpaths, walking trails and nature ways that you can find around Sidmouth and the Sid Valley will truly give you an idea of the way of life in this part of East Devon.
- If you’re having withdrawal symptoms, and we don’t blame you if you do, you can check in with your favourite places in Sidmouth whenever you like!
- With the incredible surrounding countryside and the historic coastline, Sidmouth is the place to go if you don’t want to choose between a rural retreat and a seaside resort.
- With Sidmouth’s unique and diverse location, being surrounded by coast and an abundance of countryside, it’s little surprise that there is such a huge local food and drink market here. East Devon’s natural larder features some of the best in fresh fish, home grown meat, fruit and veg and of course, clotted cream and ice cream.
- Whether you’re planning a day trip or a seaside break for the whole family, you’ll find plenty of things to keep you entertained in Sidmouth. From popular attractions to a host of events and activities, this is a town with something for everyone.
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