Blog (Guest Blog Post) - Visit South Devon

Discover the beauty of Devon with its dramatic coastlines, national parks, historic towns, and peaceful seaside landscapes. Explore the Jurassic Coast, Dartmoor, Exmoor, North Devon beaches, the English Riviera, and Exeter.

South Devon is known for its dramatic coastlines, rolling countryside, charming towns, and rich cultural history.

South Devon offers a rich mix of things to see and do. It’s a region where everyday moments feel elevated, and where even an evening out can take on a sense of occasion.

UK holidays never lose their charm, given how destinations like South Devon appeal to everyone, from history buffs to food lovers to families. 

In a country not known for sandy beaches or a mild, almost sub-tropical climate, South Devon is a wonderful, unexpected destination to take in and explore during the summer months.

South Devon is known for its summer holidays, but winter reveals a completely different side of this coastal region. 

Weekend getaways are usually unplanned and prompt. Naturally, there is no scope for proper planning or for a robust itinerary. 

Winter brings a sense of calm and tranquility that’s hard to find in the summer months. If you’re seeking a peaceful retreat, the coastal towns of South Devon offer the perfect escape.

Have you ever dreamed of escaping to a place where rolling green hills meet sparkling blue seas, where charming villages sit beside golden beaches, and where every day feels like a fresh adventure?

South Devon has a charm that shifts beautifully throughout the year

Planning a group trip to Devon opens up a world of coastal beauty, countryside charm, and unforgettable attractions—but coordinating travel can be a challenge.

England has many remarkable and picturesque places, but South Devon deserves special attention. 

Yes, it's that time of year again. The shops are putting out the Halloween and Christmas decorations, and the air feels colder (it actually got rather warm this year), and the leaves are already starting to fall.

South Devon's beautiful coastlines, idyllic countryside, and classic seaside resorts make it the ideal family holiday location.

South Devon stands as one of England's most captivating coastal destinations, offering dramatic cliffs, golden beaches, charming harbours, and rolling countryside that rivals any international location.

There’s something truly enchanting about South Devon during the Christmas season. The air is crisp, the sea sparkles under soft winter light, and the towns and villages glow with festive warmth. 

Set in the southwest of England, Devon blends historical charm with a modern student lifestyle. 

Devon, with its rolling hills and vibrant student towns like Exeter and Plymouth, offers a perfect balance between academic focus and personal freedom

Choosing the right school for your child can be a huge decision. Devon, with its mix of coastal towns and countryside communities, offers some of the most respected schools in England.

Travelling across the United Kingdom opens up countless adventures — from the highlands of Scotland to London’s vibrant streets and the peaceful coastal towns in South Devon. 

South Devon is a popular shopping destination due to multiple factors. There are a diverse range of shopping options throughout the area thanks to the various large cities dotted about the region.

South Devon isn’t just beautiful. It’s flexible. Whether you're spending big or watching your pennies, there's something here for you. Some love pampered spa weekends.

The Salcombe Peninsula, deep in the South Hams of Devon, offers an ideal mix of east-west estuaries, quiet country lanes, hidden coves, and a warm welcome for caravanners and motorhomers.

Plymouth is not only a city that is full of its seafaring stories and beautiful coastal scenery.

Britain's finest coastline is in South Devon. From cliffs of Start Point to beaches of Salcombe and peaceful River Dart waters, something new each mile.

Plymouth is a city that loves a good gathering—on the Hoe, along the Barbican, and across the waterfront.

Travelling gives you freedom, but traveling by car gives you stories. Imagine starting your journey in the heart of Poland and heading all the way to the stunning coastline of South Devon.

South Devon is one of those rare destinations that packs everything you could want into a single weekend. 

You think you know South Devon—until you stumble across a stretch of sand with barely a footprint, where the only sound is the tide pulling at pebbles.

Exeter Airport has launched an interactive virtual tour to help you plan every step before you fly, so you can spend more of your break exploring South Devon’s beaches, harbour towns and wild moorland.