THINGS TO SEE & DO (CONTINUED)


the lighthouse has guided vessels in passage along the English Channel for over 150 years. With guided tours, it is open to the public throughout the year. Tel: 01803 771803


Slapton Sands An extremely picturesque and popular dog-


friendly beach, it plays an important part in the With the family


There are a wide range of activities to enjoy on and off the water around Dartmouth. Popular local facilities include: Canoe Adventures Tel: 07706 343744


Cockington Court, Torquay www.cockingtoncourt.org Tel: 01803 607230


Dartmouth Boat Hire Centre Tel: 07850 118920


Dartmouth Steam Railway/Paddle Steamer www.dartmouthrailriver.co.uk Tel: 01803 555872


Dartmoor Zoological Park, Plymouth 01752 837645


Discovery Surf School, Bigbury: Tel: 07813 639622


Greenway & Dittisham Ferry River Boat Cruises: Tel: 01803 882811


Kents Caverns, Torquay www.kents-cavern.co.uk


National Marine Aquarium, Plymouth www.national-aquarium.co.uk Tel: 0844 893 7938


© photo by Nick Shepherd www.southdevonphotos.co.uk


Paignton Zoo/Living Coasts, Torbay www.paigntonzoo.org.uk Tel: 01803 697500


Pennywell Farm, Buckfastleigh www.pennywellfarm.co.uk Tel: 01364 642023


Pilgrim of Brixham Sailing Charter Tel: 01803 858148


River Dart Country Park, Newton Abbot Tel: 01364 652511


Sea Kayak Devon www.seakayakdevon.co.uk


Slapton Ley Field Centre/Beach Trailer www.slnnr.org.uk


The Banquet Boat www.thebanquetboat.co.uk


The English Riviera Wheel Torquay www.englishrivierawheel.co.uk


The Paddle Shack, Dartmouth Tel: 07859 997126


The Fizz Boat www.thefizzboat.co.uk


Woodlands Family Theme Park www.woodlandspark.com


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survival of some of the UK’s rarest flora and fauna and is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is also home to a Sherman Tank that was sunk in action during Exercise Tiger (preparation for the Normandy landings in WWII) and has now been recovered. Tel: 01548 580553 (Start Bay Inn)


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