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Things to Do

Salcombe Shooting School
Bolberry House Farm, Bolberry, Salcombe, Devon, TQ7 3DY
www.salcombeshootingschool.co.uk | 01548 560926

Dittiscombe Equestrian Centre
Kingsbridge TQ7 2QF
www.dittiscombeequestrian.co.uk | 01548 581049

Delta Force Paintball
Ledgate Lane, Sparkwell, Plympton PL7 5DA
www.paintballgames.co.uk | 0844 477 5115

Thurlestone Golf Club
Kingsbridge, Devon TQ7 3NZ
www.thurlestonegolfclub.co.uk | 01548 560405

Dartmouth Golf & Country Club
Blackawton, near Totnes, Devon, TQ9 7DE
www.dgcc.co.uk | 01803 712686

Sea Kayak Salcombe
The Old Lifeboat House, South Sands Beach, Salcombe, Devon TQ8 8LN
www.southsandssailing.co.uk | 01548 843451

Salcombe Dinghy Sailing
Whitestrand Pontoon, Fore St, Salcombe TQ8 8JE
www.salcombedinghysailing.co.uk | 07809 556457

Bantham Surfing Academy
Kingsbridge, Devon, TQ7 3AJ
www.banthamsurfingacademy.co.uk | 01548 853803

Sea-N-Shore Salcombe
25 St Dunstans Rd, Salcombe TQ8 8AL
www.sea-n-shore.com | 01548 842276

Salcombe Angling
Unnamed Road, Salcombe TQ8 8DU
www.salcombeangling.co.uk | 07967 387657

Salcombe Powerboat School
Bolberry House, Bolberry, Salcombe, Devon
www.salcombepowerboats.co.uk | 01548 560926

Glo Pamper
For pampering in the comfort of your property. A range of treatments available from a local therapist including massage, pedicure, manicure, etc. To book please use the contact details below and quote ‘kate & toms’. Guests are advised to book well in advance.
www.glo-pamper.co.uk | 020 7096 0385

The Beauty Lounge Salcombe
St Dunstans Road, Salcombe, Devon TQ8 8AN
www.thebeautyloungesalcombe.co.uk | 01548 852038

The Hen House
Coombe Farm, Kingsbridge, Devon TQ7 4AB
www.thehenhouse.info | 01548856876

Cranch’s Sweetshop
78 Fore Street, Salcombe, Devon TQ8 8BY
www.cranchssweetshop.co.uk | 01548 842893

National Marine Aquarium
Rope Walk, Coxside, Plymouth PL4 0LF
www.national-aquarium.co.uk | 0844 8937938

Woodlands Leisure Park
Blackawton, Totnes, Devon TQ9 7DQ
www.woodlandspark.com | 01803 712598

Overbeck’s Subtropical Gardens
Sharpitor, Salcombe, Devon TQ8 8LW
www.nationaltrust.org.uk

Paignton Zoo
Totnes Road, Paignton, Devon TQ4 7EU
www.paigntonzoo.org.uk | 0844 4742222

Pennywell Farm
Lower Dean, Buckfastleigh, Devon TQ11 0LT
www.pennywellfarm.co.uk | 01364 642023

Bantham Beach
Surfers know Bantham as the South Coast’s premier surfing beach, home to much wildlife with its rare sand dune habitat. Also well known is The Sloop Inn serving good pub food, including lots of local fresh fish right near the beach.
Bantham, Kingsbridge TQ7 3AN

Hope Cove
The pretty and secluded fishing village of Hope Cove with its fine sandy beaches and calm waters is perfect for families. Sheltered by Bolt Tail, the Cove’s sandy beaches with small waves are excellent for small children.
Hope Cove, Kingsbridge TQ7 3HW

Thurlestone
A pretty village with thatched old stone buildings and stunning views to the sea, dominated by Thurlestone Rock just off the coast and two big beaches including South Milton Sands.
Thurlestone, Kingsbridge TQ7 3JY

Burgh Island
Take a sea tractor across to Bigbury-on-Sea and the famous Burgh island
Kingsbridge TQ7 4BG

Dartmouth is similar to Salcombe in its relaxed and affluent atmosphere. The town is fast becoming a very fashionable holiday destination, with lots of boutique shops and quality eateries having popped up in the last few years. However glamorous Dartmouth is becoming, though, the fishing industry still beats on here, and you can sit idly by watching the boats come in and deliver fresh fish to the restaurants lining the water’s edge. Culinary highlights include Seahorse (Tel: 01803 835147) and Rockfish (Tel: 01803 832800). To burn off your fish lunch, be sure to walk up to the gigantic Britannia Naval College, a stunning building which overlooks the town.

Dartmouth Castle
Beautiful 15th century castle nestled in the cliffs around Dartmouth, complete with a huge gun tower and some labyrinthine passages. You can get to Dartmouth Castle via a small ferry which sets sail from the town quay.
Castle Rd, Dartmouth TQ6 0JN

Totnes prides itself on being different. Since 2006, the town has made every effort to wean itself from a dependence of peak oil. As a result, it has its own local currency – the ‘Totnes Pound’ – and makes every attempt at creating a strong localised community. There are lots of lovely shops here, and almost all are independent; you will find antique books, bespoke furniture, fine art, handmade shoes and market goods. Eateries are excellent, too, with Riverford Field Kitchen (Tel: 01803 762074) coming up trumps.