Showcasing the very best of Devon and the South Hams, our monthly blogs feature seasonal guides, recommendations, and articles - who knows, you may find a hidden gem to visit during your stay!
If you’re looking for a family-friendly beach with beautiful scenery, a safe haven for little ones, lots of rockpools to explore and facilities on hand, then you have to add Wembury Beach to your family holiday itinerary.
This unique, well-kept garden is set high above the sea surrounded by sheltered woodland which means it’s the perfect climate for growing rare and exotic plants that you wouldn’t usually expect to see at a Salcombe National Trust.
When it comes to holidaying with kids, you can trust the National Trust to think of everything. To get you started, we’ve rounded up seven – yes, seven! – of our favourite National Trust adventures, all within easy reach of Flear Farm.
From outdoor picnics in the prettiest places to exciting walks through fairytale settings, there’s all sorts to inspire the imagination and capture the interest of youngsters of all ages.
Located in South Devon, Berry Head National Nature Reserve is an internationally-renowned heritage site and a flourishing National Nature Reserve.
Agatha Christie loved Devon. She was born here in 1890. She drew on the Devon landscape for inspiration – including for the best-selling mystery novel of all time, 1939's And Then There Were None.
Surrounded by more than 1,000 acres of scenic trails, dramatic views, and seasonal gardens, Castle Drogo offers more than just history, it’s a true Devonshire adventure and the perfect family day out for all ages (including the dog).
With its stunning coast line, sparkling rivers, lush green hills and ancient woodlands, there are no shortage of beautiful places in Devon.