Don’t worry about itineraries and to-do lists; the best way to experience Devon is to be impulsive and do what the mood (and weather) takes you. The best part is being outdoors: exploring the square-jawed landscape of Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks, cycling along the riverside paths, surfing, sailing, birdwatching on Lundy Island and walking … Read more
Devon has some of Britain’s most beautiful beaches, where you can do everything from romantic walks to surfing. The north coast is lined with wild and windswept stretches of sand, some as long as three miles, but there are secluded treasures here too, including Victorian tide pools and hidden coves accessible to those who dare. … Read more
No holiday in Devon is complete without experiencing three classic meals: a pub lunch, seaside fish and chips and a traditional cream tea. Fine dining is also fantastic in the county, with four Michelin star restaurants and a range of English country house hotels to choose from. There are also plenty of quirky locations, including … Read more
The Tawny Hotel’s collection of treehouses is about half an hour’s drive from the M6 “I’m driving home for Christmas,” Chris Rea sang in his festive song over busy roads. But while the idea of being stuck in traffic from head to toe sounded almost romantic in its raucous chatter, being stuck in traffic is … Read more