THINGS TO DO 17 Berry Head
Brixham’s Berry Head has superb coastal walks and the chance to spot local wildlife, as well as Napoleonic forts and the highest, but shortest, lighthouse in Britain. A colony of rare Greater Horseshoe Bats lives there, as do various seabirds that nest in the cliffs and harbour porpoises, which dwell in the sea below. The visitor centre features displays about the headland, its wildlife and history. And in one of the forts is the lovely Guardhouse Café, which serves delicious cream teas. It’s dog friendly too! Or, for a long leisurely meal and drink, take a pew on the terrace of the stunning Berry Head Hotel with its spectacular views.
18 The National Theatre live at The Flavel
Live and direct from London’s South Bank, The Flavel screens National Theatre performances as they happen.
Highlights this summer include acclaimed playwright Tom Stoppard’s highly-anticipated new play The Hard Problem; Academy Award nominee Ralph Fiennes in an exhilarating reinvention of Shaw’s witty, provocative classic Man and Superman; and BAFTA winner and Academy Award nominee Chiwetel Ejiofor (from 12 Years a Slave) in the title role of Everyman, one of English drama’s oldest plays. The Flavel also screens live productions from the Royal Opera House and Royal Shakespeare Company. See
theflavel.org.uk for more details.
19 Sea Kayak Devon
A guided tour by sea kayak is a unique way to see the local coastline and River Dart. Only by kayak can you easily explore the sea caves just outside the river or land on secluded and hidden beaches. As the kayaks are virtually silent, you can get right up close to all sorts of exciting wildlife… seals, dolphins, basking sharks and a whole array of amazing sea birds. Whether you are a family getting into a Sea Kayak for the first time or an experienced paddler looking for a grand adventure, Sea Kayak Devon will give you an unforgettable experience! Prices from £45 for adult and £35 for child. - See more at
www.seakayakdevon.co.uk
GET UP CLOSE TO AMAZING WILDLIFE!
Kayaking is a great way to get close up to marine wildlife, both above and below the water.
Based in Dartmouth, our experienced instructors will help you have a fantastic day exploring this spectacular coast. The kayaks are stable and easy to paddle so kids as young as five can join in the fun!
With no noise or waves, a kayak is a great way to see lots of marine wildlife: • Seals
• Peregrine falcons • Dolphins
info@seakayakdevon.co.uk
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GUIDED SEA KAYAK DAY TRIPS
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www.seakayakdevon.co.uk T: 01392 580535
AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!
Guided sea kayak trips and skills courses for all ages:
• Day trips • Taster sessions • Skills courses • Expeditions and bush craft
Group discounts available
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