15 Swim around


Burgh Island For the intrepid or those in search of a challenge why not try a guided swim around Burgh Island with Coast to Coast Water Safety. About an hour to complete the 1 mile distance allows swimmers the time to enjoy, explore and learn about this spectacular coastline. Group max of 5 swimmers £25 PP .Visit coasttocoastwatersafety. co.uk for more details and to book.


Look out for scarecrow


Dynamic Adventures


super heroes! From August 29th, look out for superhero scarecrows in people’s gardens, windows or balconies around Brixham and Churston who are raising funds for the Shoalstone Seawater Pool. Sadly the pool on Brixham sea front must remain closed for the remainder of 2020 due to Coronavirus, but fundraising to keep this fantastic pool going continues. See Brixham Scarecrow Hunt facebook page for more details.


Looking for some affordable, post lockdown adrenaline and fun? Get together with family and friends to create a group of 6, pick your date and book online. Activity Fridays in Summer holidays with a chance to try your hand at archery, climbing, high ropes and the zip line. Or book out the paddleboards and kayaks for a watery adventure down the River Dart. dynamicadventurescic.co.uk


Explore Devon the


fun way Join a treasure hunt in Dartmouth & Kingswear, a Spy Mission in Paignton or a Murder Mystery in Totnes. With a self guided Treasure Trail all the family can join in, explore Dartmouth and solve the sneaky clues around the town. Treasuretrails.co.uk


Get crabby!


Crabbing is still Dartmouth’s top pastime. Now you can pick up eco plastic free crablines from the Dartmouth Ice Cream Company in Lower Street by the Lower Ferry.


Go to bythedart.co.uk to find the best Crabbing Hotspots in and around Dartmouth.


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