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Looking for exciting night out of rock music fun? Generation Rock are bringing their high octane rock tribute music show to the Brixham Theatre on Saturday 22 August.

We’re delighted to share some exciting news from Bovey Castle

Drawing on years of first-hand experience, we've rounded up the six best Devon holiday parks that combine comfort, entertainment, and that unmistakable West Country charm.

South Devon boasts an inimitable blend of countryside villages, coastal towns, and architectural heritage. 

Surrounded by woodland and rolling countryside, with birdsong instead of traffic and views in every direction, Dittisham Hideaway is one of those special finds that makes South Devon such a joy to explore.

Some holidays end with a sigh of relief that you’re finally heading home. Others end with everyone in the car already asking when you can come back. Our stay at Cofton Holidays firmly belonged to the second kind. 

South Devon has no shortage of wonderful holiday cottages, offering visitors a relaxed, home-from-home way to enjoy one of the loveliest corners of the country.

South Devon offers a deeper travel experience for those willing to venture beyond the traditional tourist trail.

The independent speciality coffee scene in South Devon has flourished, making it home to a wide range of cafés serving speciality coffee alongside locally sourced food.

We recently visited Parkland Caravan, Camping & Glamping Site and it’s one of those places that immediately feels calm, welcoming and beautifully cared for. 

Come along with us to try the new lunch menu at The Bucket & Spade in Shaldon!

South Devon is a great place for birders of all experience levels to admire some of the most interesting wildlife in a stunning natural setting.

South Devon is widely recognised for its dramatic coastline, sailing towns and rolling countryside, but many visitors are equally drawn to the character found inside the region’s historic properties..

South Devon is one of the most beautiful and picturesque parts of the UK. An ideal holiday destination, it's a tourism hotspot and welcomes more than four million visitors every year. 

This June, we’re inviting you to explore Bovey Tracey in a slightly different way

Dartmouth remains one of South Devon’s most appealing destinations for travellers looking for a slower-paced coastal break. 

A brand-new family-friendly festival is coming to The Mansion in Totnes this Spring Bank Holiday!

Looking for ways to keep the kids entertained this May Half Term? South Devon is packed with family-friendly adventures, exciting attractions, outdoor activities and rainy-day fun to help you make the most of the school holidays.

South Devon Chilli Farm has once again brought home top honours at one of the UK’s most prestigious gardening events.

Stand up paddleboarding — better known as SUP — has gone from a Hawaiian beach curiosity to one of the fastest-growing water sports on the planet.

London gets all the press. And fair enough - the city earns it. But spend more than a week in the UK and you start to understand why so many British people, when they actually want a holiday, hea..

South Devon has become one of the most desirable wedding destinations in the UK, attracting couples who are drawn to its natural beauty and relaxed elegance. 

South Devon is the kind of destination that practically invites you to take photos. Between coastal panoramas, wildlife encounters, and charming villages, every day brings moments worth capturing..

A trip to South Devon often starts with a small moment online.

South Devon brings together sandy bays, green hills, quiet rivers and historic harbour towns in one easy-to-explore part of England. For travellers planning a slower UK break, it offers fresh air..

South Devon offers visitors the chance to explore its distinctive coastline and countryside with a practical focus on sustainability. 

Here we highlight just a few of the local artisans showing and selling their work at Craft Festival Bovey Tracey this June. 

South Devon gets more sunshine than almost anywhere in Britain. 

Salcombe has a way of slowing everything down. The tide rolls in like clockwork, boats drift across the estuary, and visitors settle into a rhythm that feels a world away from city pressure. 

South Devon’s mix of harbour towns, beaches, and independent high streets creates a strong base for small businesses.