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An Abbotsbury Loop

Enjoy this scenic AA recomended circular 4.5 mile route with map and directions.

From Helston to Porthleven by The Loe

Enjoy the beautiful Cornish countryside on this AA recomended 4 mile walk.

Elizabethan House

This restored Elizabethan House sits on the backstreets of Plymouth Barbican. Take yourself on an immersive yet authentic journey through its history, as well as an insight into the history of Plymouth’s Barbican and introduce yourself to some of the people who have lived in the House since it was built 400 years ago.

The historic port of Lyme Regis

A scenic 4 mile, AA recommended walk of the historic port in the beautiful seaside town of Lyme Regis. (maps and directions included)

Lelant to St Ives

A beautiful AA recommended walk in the Cornish town of St Ives.

Theatre Royal Plymouth

The largest and best attended regional producing theatre in the UK and lead theatre in the South West. Theatre Royal Plymouth has a packed production calendar of West End shows, contemporary drama, ballet and dance companies and national operas.

Kingsbridge and Bowcombe Creek

A 3 mile route with magical views over the estuary.

The River Coly and the Umborne Brook

Enjoy this AA recommended 5 mile gentle walk near Colyton, with maps and directions.

Fore Adventure

Fore Adventure at Middle beach are one of Dorsets leading outdoor adventure providers, founded by Jade and Dan Scott in 2010 they have been hosting wild food adventures for over 12 years and are experts in their field. As featured on Channel 4, ITV, BBC and Sky. Take a trip to Old Harry Rocks with one of their signature Sea Kayaking or Stand Up Paddle Boarding tours, explore natures very own larder on a Fishing or Foraging event or discover your wild side on a Bushcraft, Rock climbing or Coasteering adventure.

Royal Albert Memorial Museum

Exeter’s world-class museum has stunning displays and galleries, revealing Exeter’s rich history and global connections. A changing programme of special exhibitions means there is likely to be something different to see every visit, from national touring shows to community displays and fine art from the city’s collection. Free admission.

Royal William Yard

Royal William Yard is the largest group of Grade 1 listed military buildings in Europe, now a thriving hub of independent and chain businesses, restaurants and retailers. Access Royal William Yard by land and sea with its own ferry service direct from the Barbican or explore on paddleboard from Firestone Bay.

Exeter to Topsham Canal

Take an easy walk along the picturesque estuary of the River Exe.

Geology at Crackington Haven

A coastal and inland walk with sea cliff views

Hawk Combe and Porlock Hill

A stiff climb through wild woodland for a sudden sea view.

Stuart Line Cruises – Exmouth

Since 1968, Stuart Line Cruises has been listed as one of the top family attractions in Devon and is widely recognised as the best tourist attraction in Exmouth! With boat trips sailing the coast around Exeter, Exmouth, Torquay and Sidmouth, they give hundreds of thousands of happy passengers the chance to see the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, cruise the beautiful River Exe or visit a picture-postcard South Devon town.

Fremington Quay and the Tarka Trail

Industrial history, a former railway line, diverse wildlife – there is masses to discover on this Taw estuary walk

Exploring Pendeen and it’s mines

A 5 mile, AA recomended route enjoying the beautiful views of Pendeen countryside with a route map included.

The Box

The Box is made up of 9 permanent galleries highlighting Plymouth’s incredible collections, 14 monumental ships’ figureheads, film and photography exhibits and many more. It’s exhibition programme focuses on sharing stories of international and local significance as well as through performances, events and artistic responses in its new public space, Tavistock Square

The White Horse at Osmington

Enjoy this 4 mile AA recommended walk, with map and directions.

Plymouth Gin Distillery

Black Friars Distillery is home to Plymouth Gin and is the oldest working gin distillery in England. Take part in a variety of experiences from a 1-hour gin tour to an exclusive master distillers tour. Even better, take on the Smeaton’s Tower Experience with the master distiller for something extra special.

The Barbican

Plymouth’s delightful old port, full of narrow cobbled streets, Elizabethan warehouses, specialist shops, art galleries, cafes and restaurants. It’s the perfect place to find an original souvenir of Plymouth. Discover the Mayflower Steps from where Sir Francis Drake sailed, from where the Pilgrim Fathers departed to settle the New World and where Britons danced in defiance of Hitler’s Luftwaffe.

Drakes Island

Learn about the history of the island, walk the tunnels, see the wildlife and view Plymouth from a whole new perspective. Look back at Plymouth and views across Cornwall as you climb to the highest part of the island, the perfect photo opportunity!

South West Coast Path: Combe Martin to Ilfracombe

A varied walk along a surprisingly rugged and indented strip of coastline, culminating in a steep ascent onto Hillsborough, with magical views.

Plymouth Boat Trips

The South West’s premier cruising, ferry and fishing company. Set sail on various tours to discover the UK’s first national marine park, catch the ferry across to Cornwall or Mount Batten and explore the South West Coastal Path or try your hand at catching your dinner to cook later on at The Boathouse.

Custom House Visitor Centre, Exeter

Located on Exeter’s historic quayside, the Custom House was built in 1680 at the height of Exeter’s woollen cloth industry. It houses lively displays, illustrations and artefacts which bring the history and development of the quayside to life. Watch the short film highlighting Exeter’s history from Roman times until today. The Custom House is also a literature hub for Quay Words, with an exciting events programme that explores stories and writing.

Exeter’s Red Coat Guided Tours

Discover Exeter on a free Red Coat Guided Tour, running daily throughout the year (except 25 and 26 December). The volunteer guides are extremely knowledgeable and passionate about Exeter, and have some fascinating stories to tell. You’ll discover some of Exeter’s lesser known corners as well as learning about its major landmarks and the events of Exeter’s turbulent history which has shaped the city you see today.

Ashton Cleave and the Oare Water

A county-border walk from one of Exmoor’s finest viewpoints, with an optional extension into ‘Doone Country’.

The Donkey Sanctuary

Explore everything the sanctuary has to offer, from award-winning gardens, scenic walks and a restaurant, to engaging exhibits and, of course, meeting hundreds of adorable donkeys. Open every day from 9am, general admission and parking are free. Friendly dogs on leads are welcome too.

Discovering historic Penzance

A gentle stroll through a famous Cornish town.

Pebblebed Vineyards

Discover the secrets behind crafting amazing English sparkling and still wine in the beautiful East Devon countryside with a tour of the picturesque Pebblebed Vineyard and award-winning winery. Of course… it wouldn’t be a vineyard tour without an opportunity to taste the wine too! To finish, tuck in to a selection of delicious Darts Farm artisan cheese and charcuterie, put together by our award-winning Deli team; whilst looking out over the beautiful views of the vineyard.

Elite Duchy Tours

At Elite Duchy Tours we help people to create memories by providing unique personalised tours of Cornwall. We like to get off the beaten track so the South West 660 is perfect for us. Explore with a local guide and expert driver in a luxury 4×4 to really experience Cornwall.

The Looe River Valleys

A short journey by rail leads to a leisurely walk along country lanes and riverside paths.

St Aldhelm’s Head and Worth Matravers

Enjoy this beautiful AA recommended 5 mile coastal walk with map and directions

Mount Edgcumbe

Just a stones through across the water lies Mount Edgcumbe. Take a walk through history as you explore the ancestral home of the Earls of Mount Edgcumbe, hire a bike and explore the grade 1unspoilt 865-acre park landscape, or take a trek with an Alpaca. The options are endless!.

Historical Walking Tour

Enjoy a 90 minute historical walking tour of Plymouth. Walk in the footprints of the Pilgrims and other great adventurers and see and hear the history of perhaps the World’s greatest Seafaring City! Explore the city’s waterfront and discover hundreds of years of Plymouth history that shaped today’s world as we know it

Howl Brewery

Just 300m from Par Sands, Howl Brewery offers a new experience in beer, pizza and adventure. Spend the day paddle-boarding and coasteering with our qualified Blue Dot Adventure guides, then wind down with one of our small-batch craft ales and delicious stone baked Neapolitan-style pizzas made with our homemade sourdough.

Along the coast from Polruan

A woodland and coastal walk from the village of Polruan through the ancient parish of Lanteglos.

Walking around Falmouth

A lovely AA recommended walk through Falmouth with maps and directions.

Tintagel and Tintagel Castle

A tour of the spectacular coastal quarries between Tintagel and Trebarwith Strand

A walk through Sidmouth

Enjoy this gentle 5 mile walk through the seaside town of Sidmouth, with map and directions.

Seaton Tramway

Seaton Tramway operates narrow gauge heritage trams between Seaton, Colyford and Colyton in East Devon’s glorious Axe Valley, travelling alongside the River Axe estuary through two nature reserves and giving an unrivalled view of the abundant wading bird life.

A cliff walk to Blackstone Point and Dartmouth Castle

an AA recommended route, with maps and directions.

Agatha Christie’s Greenway

A lovely walk through the woods and fields of Agatha Christie’s Greenway Estate in the beautiful Dart Valley.

Exeter’s Underground Passages

Built in medieval times to house pipes that brought clean drinking water into the city, Exeter’s Underground Passages are a unique ancient monument – they are the only attraction of their type open to the public in Britain! Take a guided tour of these narrow, dark, passages, and visit the heritage centre to discover the story of this fascinating attraction.

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