18 TIME OUT


Steam queen The much-loved


Kingswear Castle Paddle Steamer returned to ser- vice in June after phase 2 of her major rebuild. As Britain’s last steam powered river paddle steamer it’s a treat to join one of the hour long harbour cruises from Dartmouth. For further


info kingswearcastle.org


TOP TIP: For a special treat book yourself onto the fundraising cruise on 8 September – the only planned sailing to Totnes on the steamer this summer.


The Great British Beach


Clean is Back With so many beaches on our doorstep this is a key event (18 – 27 September) in the local calendar and you may well get a cup of tea thrown in too! Devon Wildlife Trust will be hosting a community beach clean at Wembury Beach on 24 September from 10.30am – 12.30pm and look out for similar events at other local beaches. Mcsuk.org


Seafood feast Brixham fish market tours are a must for pescatarians who don’t mind donning a hair net and white coat early in the morning. It’s a fascinating deep dive into the operations of England’s largest fish market to see how the fish get from sea to plate. Tours finish up with a hearty fish breakfast in the Rockfish restaurant nextdoor so you won’t go home hungry. Check therockfish.co.uk for dates.


TOP TIP: From 21 September to 4 October Torbay will be hosting England’s Seafood Feast to celebrate the freshest and finest local catches. Look out for special offers and events at englishriviera.co.uk


TOP TIP: Remember to leave nothing but footprints and take nothing but photographs.


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