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Get out on a kayak There are so many ways to get


about on the River Dart, but one


of the best is on a kayak. Sea Kayak Devon are a great team who take visitors on guided trips around the es- tuary. Explorers can find hidden coves, spot local wildlife, go wild swimming and roast marshmallows on a beach campfire. See advert back cover


Lunch and a stroll at Avon Mill Nestled on the riverside just north of Kingsbridge and set in an historic mill, Avon Mill has much to offer. Here you will find


individually handcrafted local crafts and artwork for sale alongside the popular café and impressively stocked garden centre. It’s a perfect opportunity to indulge yourself and while you’re there take in the stunning local scenery with a relaxing walk by the river. See advert page 41


Escape Rooms HQ Immerse yourself in the history of the town and invite your friends and family to


puzzle their way out of Dartmouth’s very own Escape Room. Using your detective skills search out the secret message and find the hidden key to escape. They are tucked between the Flavel and Foss Street. See advert page 54


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Ride on the Steam Train Young ones will be captivated by the sounds and smells of the Dartmouth Steam


Railway. Historic engines pull carriages along seven miles of track from Kingswear to Paignton most days throughout the year. In the win- ter, presents are


handed out on Santa Special Trains and the famous Train of Lights takes to the rails at night. See page 38


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Castle Cove beach Many explore as far as Dartmouth Castle without realising that just below them there’s


a little cove with a shingle beach, a hidden passage and plenty of rocks to climb. Locals regularly descend the 100 wooden steps to swim in the crystal clear water.


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