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Most of the time our holiday properties book out for the Full week (7 nights), however there are times during some Off Peak periods or last minute where Short Breaks may be arranged with certain properties. They can be either 3, 4, 5 or 6 nights and are priced accordingly. Please remember that all short break enquiries have to be checked prior to booking, simply find your perfect cottage, get in touch and we will help finalise your enquiry either email or phone our Reservation Team .


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Devon holidays

Book a holiday in Devon and enjoy a county that is rich in rolling countryside and outstanding beauty, and that has so much to offer both families and the individual traveller.

Walk or cycle along the stunning coastline or across the wild Dartmoor and Exmoor moorland. Alternatively, enjoy the Devon's famous beaches - perfect for both surfing and sunbathing.

Visit a variety of Theme Parks, or just simply kick back and enjoy a Devon cream tea. There really is something for everybody to enjoy. Select from our range of Devon self catering properties to enjoy all of this at the pace you set.

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Devon towns...

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  • Appledore

    Appledore

    The village of Appledore lies on the estuary where the River Torridge meets the River Taw. Steeped in maritime history, its quaint, narrow streets are a maze of whitewashed cottages and craft shops, full of character and charm.
  • Axminster

    Axminster

    Situated on the summit of a hill overlooking the vast views of the river axe and its surroundings is the unspoilt and pleasant Devon market town of Axminster, famously known for its carpets.
  • Barnstaple

    Barnstaple

    Nestling in the Taw Valley, this traditional and yet thriving modern town, provides an array of entertainment and shopping facilities, and is a great place to start exploring this diverse and wonderful region.
  • Bideford

    Bideford

    A busy historical port town, in a central location, with a bustling pannier market, recently restored quayside, and stunning riverside vista, all make this a popular tourist destination.
  • Bovey-Tracey

    Bovey Tracey

    Being close to Dartmoor, Bovey Tracey is an excellent destination for walking and horse riding, with Yarner Nature Reserve and Haytor only two miles away offering an array of encapsulating views and wildlife.
  • Bradworthy

    Bradworthy

    A traditional rural town, surrounded by the green expanse of farmland, and boasting the largest village square in the South West.
  • Brixham

    Brixham

    Situated on the South Devon Coastline in the sheltered Torbay area, lies the beautiful maritime town of Brixham. Famous as a fishing port, the harbour is the main focus of the town where you will be able to watch the fisherman sail in with their daily catch.
  • Clovelly

    Clovelly

    Clovelly is a beautiful village, with charming cottages and stunning scenery, and a harbour where you can sit and take in the peaceful atmosphere. With one cobbled street weaving its way down the steep hillside, this is a unique and wonderful location.
  • Combe Martin

    Combe Martin

    A pretty seaside resort situated on the edge of Exmoor National Park, Combe Martin lies at the heart of some stunning North Devon scenery. Its two dramatic headlands, Great and Little Hangman dominate the approach to this picturesque coastal village.
  • Crediton

    Crediton

    Crediton is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, having a wealth of history, church parishes, old folklore, and an abundance of small neighbouring villages just waiting to be explored.
  • Croyde

    Croyde

    A popular surfing location with a glorious sandy beach and a charming hamlet with traditional thatched cottages and tea-rooms, as well as the South West Coastal Path on your doorstep for ramblers and hikers to explore.
  • Cullompton

    Cullompton

    The town of Cullompton is set on the River Culm within beautiful countryside scenery. The town was famous for its many textile and paper mills dating back to 1700, some of which are still working to this day.
  • Dartmoor

    Dartmoor

    With an area of 368 sq. miles of vast open countryside, the largest in southern England, Dartmoor is a spectacular place to visit. With deep wooded gorges, beautiful lake style reservoirs and tumbling rocky rivers a holiday on Dartmoor is ideal for those who love to be outdoors.
  • Dartmouth

    Dartmouth

    Dartmouth is the Jewel of the South Hams. Most popularly known for its seaport and with a cobbled market place, and ancient narrow streets, Dartmouth retains much of its previous heritage, characterised by the many Elizabethan houses.
  • Dawlish

    Dawlish

    One of the most popular seaside resorts in England, the small Victorian seaside town of Dawlish has a number of superb beaches including Dawlish Warren, holder of the European Blue Flag Award, and Coryton Cove with the Tidy Britain Group’s Seaside Award.
  • Exeter

    Exeter

    Exeter, the capital of Devon, is a diverse and vibrant city with a friendly atmosphere yet situated on the River Exe where canoeing, rafting, boating or simply walking and cycling can be enjoyed in the relaxing peaceful scenery.
  • Exmouth

    Exmouth

    Exmouth has always been a thriving popular seaside destination with its 2-mile long stretch of beautiful golden sand beach. Being ranked alongside the Great Barrier Reef and Grand Canyon, the stretch of coast from Exmouth to Dorset is one of the natural wonders of the world.
  • Great-Torrington

    Great Torrington

    The Cavalier town of Great Torrington has a colourful history, and is a vibrant community, where you are welcomed with open arms. Overlooking the Torridge Valley, this impressive location is fascinating and charming, and an ideal base to explore the area.
  • Hartland

    Hartland

    Set in the beautiful hills and dales of the Devon countryside, and just a stone’s throw to the dramatic coastline, Hartland is a quaint and thriving town, full of character and charm.
  • Holsworthy

    Holsworthy

    Set within the local farming community, Holsworthy is a traditional Devonshire town, with an array of leisure activities to be enjoyed, and in a popular central position to explore the wilds of moorland, or the stunning North Devon coastline.
  • Honiton

    Honiton

    Honiton is an attractive and prosperous market town traditionally known for its lace and more recently as a key centre in the west country for antiques. Situated in East Devon, Honiton is one of the main routes into Devon and has plenty to offer visitors.

  • Ilfracombe

    Ilfracombe

    A popular family destination, with a choice of beaches and coves, a wealth of bistros and restaurants to sample, and a choice of high street and souvenir shops to explore, Ilfracombe is a ‘must see’ when visiting this part of the world.
  • Ivybridge

    Ivybridge

    Set in a magnificent natural setting, the quaint town of Ivybridge is steeped in history dating back to the medieval period. Marked as the start of the Two Moors way, Ivybridge is set at the southern end of the route south of Dartmoor.
  • Kingsbridge

    Kingsbridge

    Kingsbridge is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty with rolling hills, wooded river valleys, patchwork fields, and spectacular coastline.
  • Lynton

    Lynton & Lynmouth

    Forming a backdrop to Exmoor’s beautiful landscape, Lynton & Lynmouth are steeped in history and where the River Lyn tumbles down to the sea through a craggy, wooded Valley of the Rocks. Stunning scenery makes this a place to enjoy some lovely coastal walks.
  • Noss Mayo

    Noss Mayo

    An unspoilt haven situated off the River Yealm, Noss Mayo and its neighbour Wembury are not only conservation areas, but designated ‘Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty’. Situated off the Yealm Estuary, the area is a popular haunt for yachting enthusiasts.
  • Okehampton

    Okehampton

    With nearby Dartmoor just to the North, offering vast spaces, wilderness, rugged tors and unspoilt moorland villages, the medieval town of Okehampton is a great base from which to explore.
  • Ottery St Mary

    Ottery St Mary

    ‘The Jewel in the heart of Devon’, Ottery St Mary is one of the most historic towns in England and lies in the Otter Valley, from which its name derives. Surrounded by rolling hills, this beautiful area is steeped in a rich literary past, inspiring many famous poets and writers.
  • Paignton

    Paignton

    A traditional seaside town, Paignton can boast of all the essential attractions needed to enjoy the perfect family holiday. With its long sandy beaches, harbour, pier and amusements all within easy reach, this bustling town is always a popular choice with holidaymakers.
  • Plymouth

    Plymouth

    The regional capital of Devon & Cornwall Plymouth truly is a city of discovery. Encompassing its unique maritime tradition, with great local and international cuisine, and modern shopping facilities, this vibrant modern city has something to offer everyone.
  • Princetown

    Princetown

    Positioned centrally in the Higher Moors of Dartmoor National Park, Princetown offers the opportunity of some fantastic walks with some breathtaking scenery and an abundance of wildlife.
  • Seaton

    Seaton

    A traditional seaside resort on the East Devon coast, Seaton is situated at the mouth of the River Axe. An ideal location for those wishing to enjoy water-based activities, such as sailing and windsurfing, it’s the perfect family destination.
  • Sidmouth

    Sidmouth

    Sidmouth is a small town situated on the South Devon coast approximately 15 miles south west of Exeter, in a south facing and curving bay with the shelter of red sandstone cliffs. Originally a small fishing village, the town became a fashionable resort in the early 19th century.
  • South-Molton

    South Molton

    Known as the “Gateway to Exmoor” this historical market town has a bustling town square and farmer’s market, and is only a few minutes from the rugged beauty and tranquillity of Exmoor. The North Devon coastline is also within easy reach.
  • Tavistock

    Tavistock

    The ancient stannery town of Tavistock, lies by the River Tavy, on the South West border of Dartmoor National Park. ‘Tavy’ as pronounced by the locals, was recently voted the best market town in Britain.
  • Teignmouth

    Teignmouth

    Situated along the estuary mouth of the River Teign, Teignmouth has grown from a bustling fishing port into a fashionable holiday destination. A popular resort, it’s brimming with all the attractions of a traditional seaside town, including the historical Victorian pier.
  • Thurlestone

    Thurlestone

    Located in the beautiful South Hams area of Devon, Thurlestone is a picturesque village with a local village pub, general stores and post office. With two fabulous sandy beaches, a golf course and tennis courts, it is the perfect retreat for a fantastic holiday in South Devon.
  • Tiverton

    Tiverton

    Nestled by the river exe, amongst the magnificent rich green fields of the Westcountry, lies the largest mid Devon town, of Tiverton (known as ‘Tivy’ to the locals).
  • Torquay

    Torquay

    In the heart of the English Riviera on the south coast of Devon, lies the holiday destination of Torquay. Dating back to the Victorian period, Torquay has always been one of the UK’s top holiday resorts with an array of attractions and events for all ages all year round.
  • Totnes

    Totnes

    The second oldest borough in England, the charming Devon village of Totnes enjoys a prominent position on the river Dart. Known as Devon’s gem, this small town is reaming with colour and character.
  • Westward-Ho

    Westward Ho

    Named after the famous Charles Kingsley novel “Westward Ho!” and the only place in the British Isles with an exclamation mark. Westward Ho! is famous for it’s miles of long sandy beach and backed by a pebble ridge.
  • Widecombe-In-The-Moor

    Widecombe-In-The-Moor

    Widecombe in the Moor is set against a backdrop of spectacular tors, amongst the rolling green hills of Dartmoor between the Widecombe Valley.
  • Winkleigh

    Winkleigh

    A typically quaint village, full of character and charm and huddled in the glorious Devonshire countryside. Home to traditional scrumpy cider makers, and just a stone’s throw from the North Devon coastline, where stunning coves and golden beaches can be explored and enjoyed.
  • Woolacombe

    Woolacombe

    This popular holiday location has three miles of golden sandy beach, perfect for water sports, and a lively village full of shops and boutiques. There is plenty of entertainment to be had in one of the welcoming bars, with live music played in the evenings on a regular basis.

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Featured cottages

  • Estrayer Park Farm

    Estrayer Park Farm

    Okehampton (2mls SW), Mid and East Devon

    Sleeps: 13  |  Bedrooms: 6

  • Rock Cottage

    Rock Cottage

    Brixham, South Devon

    Sleeps: 4  |  Bedrooms: 2

  • Ullacombe Cottage

    Ullacombe Cottage

    Bovey Tracey (2mls W), South Devon

    Sleeps: 4  |  Bedrooms: 2