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Tavistock is perfectly placed for group travel, with a wealth of heritage and memorable experiences at the heart of this UNESCO World Heritage town.
Ideally situated between Dartmoor National Park, the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the maritime city of Plymouth. Drop-off point in the town centre, with mobility assistance on request. Tavistock has Coach Friendly Status and free coach parking with a 5 minute level walk to the town centre plus Incentives for day-visiting coaches.
Start your group’s itinerary with a half day or more exploring Tavistock itself. This utterly enchanting and award-winning Devon market town, on the fringes of Dartmoor National Park, has the historic Guildhall and Pannier Market at its heart, a bustling high street packed with independent shops, and plenty of places for visitors to enjoy a traditional local pasty, or perhaps a classic Devon Cream Tea - which is said to originate in Tavistock!
For more information on Group Travel in Tavistock please visit Coaches and Group Travel | Tavistock (visit-tavistock.co.uk)
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Tavistock is on the A386 from Plymouth to Okehampton, the B3357 from Princetown and the A390 into Cornwall.
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Ideally situated between Dartmoor National Park, the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the maritime city of Plymouth.
Drop-off point in the town centre, with mobility assistance on request.
Free coach parking with a 5 minute level walk to the town centre.
Incentives for day-visiting coaches.
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