Relaxing but never sleepy, Dawlish has special charm and character. With three superb beaches, many shops, cafes, inns and restaurants, it has a range of attractions including boat trips and fishing trips, a theatre, museum and art galleries to suit all.
Torquay's seafront with its palm lined promenade and gardens hosts a lively harbour and an international marina. Close to the town centre are wide open stretches of sandy beaches with watersport activities and first class attractions for a magical family holiday.The ancient medieval market town of Kingsbridge lies between Plymouth to the West, Torbay to the East and Dartmoor to the North and can truly claim to be the "hub" from which to explore this beautiful area.
Further South, the famous resort and sailing centre of Salcombe is an area of unspoilt natural beauty that is surrounded by tranquil countryside and magnificent scenic coastline.
Carved into the banks of the beautiful River Dart, historic Dartmouth has narrow streets full of galleries, restaurants, craft shops, overhanging medieval houses and old quays. Dartmouth is a popular boating centre with a famous regatta.
Plymouth, the regional capital, is a blend of vibrant modern city with historic seafaring port. It has a wealth of world famous heritage sites like Plymouth Hoe and the Mayflower steps or simply shop 'til you drop' in the city's shopping centre boulevard.