Beaches in South Devon

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Prawle Point

The coast line around Prawle must be amongst the most beautiful and spectacular in the south west. Prawle Point is a bird watchers paradise.

Location:
Prawle
Powderham Castle

Built c1390, restored in 18thC, Georgian interiors, china, furnishings and paintings. Family home of the Courtenays for over 600 years. Fine views across deer park and River Exe.

Location:
Kenton
Pengelly Caves

This is a series of eight spectacular caves that twist underground along narrow passages and open out into underground pockets of geological marvel. Not for amateurs.

Location:
Buckfastleigh
Paignton Zoo Environmental Park

One of England's largest zoos with over 1,200 animals in the beautiful setting of 75 acres of botanical gardens. The zoo is one of Devon's most popular family day's out.

Location:
Paignton
Plant World

Four acres of gardens including the unique 'map of the world' gardens. Cottage garden. Panoramic views. Comprehensive nursery of rare and more unusual plants.

Location:
Newton Abbot
Pennywell - Devon's Farm and Wildlife Centres

Interactive, hands-on experience with animals: feed the piglets, milk the goats, go egg collecting, follow the treasure hunt, pony or donkey rides;get close to the animals. Falconry displays, ferret racing, pond dipping and sheep dog trials.

Location:
Buckfastleigh
Prickly Ball Farm

Children's farm which helps support a hedgehog hospital which rescues hundreds of hedgehogs a year. Here you can meet and touch a hedgehog or even see different hedgehog species.

Location:
Newton Abbot
Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway

Steam train trip from Paignton to Kingswear (for ferry to Dartmouth). Coastal and country scenery. Services combine with river trips on the River Dart. Ticket prices stated below are return fees. Single ticket prices are available.

Location:
Paignton
Poole Farm Pork

Location:
Ipplepen
Paramount 21 Limited

Location:
Totnes