Aside from it's beautiful, rugged coastline and red cliffs Devon is home to some very impressive Castles:
Dartmouth Castle - The most striking feature of Dartmouth Castle is that it stands tall right on the banks of the Dart Estuary - a stunning waterside setting. Dartmouth Castle was initially built in the 14th Century, but underwent [...]
Boasting some of the best beaches and surfing in Britain, Newquay is one of Cornwalls premier holiday sites. Unsurprisingly, it has now obtained a reputation for being Englands surfing capital but there's much more to Newquay than being just a surfers paradise.
Beach lovers will want to head to Fistral Beach - this is in fact [...]
Just a few miles inwards from the South Devon Coast is the ancient Dartmoor National Park. It covers an area of 368 square miles and offers visitors a mix of superb scenery and legendary history. Dartmoor also has one of the most prominent moors to be found anywhere in Britain.
Many visitors view Dartmoor as a [...]
It was a gentleman called Geoffrey of Monmouth who in 1150 started the legendary belief that the little town of Tintagel was the birthplace of the great King Arthur. This belief has been attached to Tintagel ever since, and indeed visitors still flock here still to catch a glimpse of the place where King Arthur [...]
Arguably the most popular & visited of the three Torbay towns, that describe themselves as the "English Rivera".
Torquay has some good beaches to enjoy and also offers the standard English seaside experience of tea rooms and sea-side amusement arcades.
A holiday in Torquay should include a visit to the jubilant harbour area, littered with nice restaurants, [...]