Whether you're chasing surf, cream teas or a quiet country escape, Devon’s got something for everyone this year.

Women’s Rugby World Cup Hits Exeter

Exeter’s Sandy Park is stepping into the spotlight as a host for the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup, with several pool matches and two quarter-finals. Big names like France, New Zealand and Wales will take the field, offering fans a real showcase of rugby today.

Rich Adventure & Outdoor Life

From South West Coast Path hikes to wild Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks, there’s no shortage of outdoor adventures. You can tackle coastal trails, explore tors, and bike along scenic routes like the Tarka Trail. Exmoor’s Dark Sky Reserve also makes stargazing magical.

Stunning Coastlines & Beaches

Devon is all about variety—long golden beaches, hidden coves and dramatic cliffs. You’ll find popular family favourites like Woolacombe and Exmouth alongside quieter gems like Beer Beach or Gara Rock, perfect for escaping the crowds. North Devon has also made waves as the UK’s first World Surfing Reserve.

Unique Local Events

Festivals in Devon are vibrant and varied. Highlights in 2025 include Budleigh Salterton’s Literary Festival, Hartland Abbey’s Daffodil Day, the ever-popular Brixham Pirate Festival, and Dartmouth’s Royal Regatta.

Great Food & Pub Culture

Seafood is a highlight here—from crab shacks in Teignmouth to top-tier restaurants sourcing from the sea. Pubs are equally impressive, with several winning regional awards for quality, atmosphere, and sustainability.

A Naturally Diverse Landscape

You’ll find breathtaking scenery at every turn, from rolling countryside to moorlands and rugged coastlines. It's a mix of pastoral charm, maritime heritage, and wild beauty all rolled into one adventure playground.

Family-Friendly Days Out

Devon knows how to entertain the whole family. Theme parks like Woodlands, plus attractions like Kents Cavern, Canonteign Falls (home to England’s tallest man-made waterfall), and the adventurous River Dart Country Park, offer plenty of fun.

Why 2025 Is the Year to Visit

With new awards for top pubs, parks, status as a surfing paradise, and attractions, the region’s clearly on the up. If you haven’t experienced Devon yet, this year is the perfect time to fall in love with it.

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