Cottages in Dartmouth

Cottages in Dartmouth

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Dartmouth, Devon

8.6

Cottage for 2 people

from £45 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

10.0

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from £64 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

Cottage for 4 people

from £72 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

Cottage for 4 people, with garden

from £79 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

9.5

Cottage for 4 people, with garden

from £76 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

Cottage for 4 people, with garden, with pets

from £60 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

9.7

Cottage for 4 people

from £81 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

Cottage for 2 people

from £60 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

8.0

Cottage for 4 people

from £52 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

9.3

Cottage for 4 people, with garden

from £49 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

Cottage for 4 people, with garden, with pets

from £56 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

10.0

Cottage for 2 people

from £61 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

Cottage for 4 people, with garden, with pets

from £77 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

9.2

Cottage for 4 people

from £56 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

Cottage for 4 people, with garden

from £72 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

10.0

Cottage for 4 people

from £62 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

10.0

Cottage for 4 people, with garden

from £97 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

10.0

Cottage for 4 people, with garden, with pets

from £71 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

Cottage for 4 people, with garden

from £66 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

9.0

Cottage for 5 people, with garden

from £72 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

Cottage for 4 people, with garden, with pets

from £66 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

Cottage for 4 people

from £55 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

9.3

Cottage for 4 people

from £109 per night

Dartmouth, Devon

Cottage for 4 people, with balcony, with pets

from £71 per night

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Highlights in Dartmouth

  • Delicious food
  • Outdoor activities
  • Amazing theme park
  • Remarkable castle
  • Breath-taking views

Best Cottages in Dartmouth

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Cottage for 6 People in Dartmouth, Devon
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Dartmouth, Devon
Cottage • 6 Guests • 3 Bedrooms
Resting in an elevated position overlooking the magnificent River Dart in Dartmouth, Devon is Ty'r Ddraig. Boasting a furnished balcony with amenities nearby and a golden sandy beach within walking distance, this superb four-storey home is perfect for a relaxing family trip to the coast. On entering, the hallway invites you in to settle in to your holiday dwelling. Make your way into the sitting room to relax with your loved ones and a film for the evening on the plush sofas. Also on the ground floor is a handy shower room, ideal if you have just had a fun-filled day at the beach and need t...
from £96 / night
Cottage for 4 People in Dartmouth, Devon
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Dartmouth, Devon
Cottage • 4 Guests • 2 Bedrooms
Nestled within Dartmouth’s bustling town centre in the picturesque region of Devon, is this contemporary two-bedroom cottage, 25 Lake Street. Enjoying a stunning location within the South Hams area of South Devon and resting on the banks of the River Dart, 25 Lake Street is a fabulous base for couples or a family of four planning their next escape to Devon. Be welcomed into the open-plan living space, where you can look forward to impressing your guests with delicious meals, cooked up in the well-equipped kitchen. Tuck-in to a delicious meal at the dining table for four, as the wine is pour...
from £60 / night
Cottage for 4 People in Dartmouth, Devon
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Dartmouth, Devon
Cottage • 4 Guests • 2 Bedrooms
Set in historic Warfleet overlooking the Creek, this famous Grade II listed building has been a paper mill, a bakery, an outstanding brewery and, most recently, the Dartmouth Pottery. Picturesque Dartmouth is only a 10-15 minute walk from the Pottery, with stunning views of the River Dart along the way, and, in the other direction, you're only a short distance from the Dartmouth Castle and tearooms.This luxury first floor apartment is accessed from second floor landing of The Pottery building. This leads into the hallway of the apartment with access to all rooms, including a spacious open p...
from £104 / night

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Cottages in Dartmouth

Beautiful well-equipped cottages with breath-taking views

In a picturesque natural harbour on the estuary of the River Dartmouth, Dartmouth is a charming medieval maritime town. The beautiful scenery, the cosy streets and the impressive historical monuments come together to offer you something unforgettable. Dartmouth has delicious food, whether it's ultra-fresh seafood or local cream that goes in famous Devon teas and ice creams. This amazing place offers you beautiful cottages near the city centre with gorgeous green surroundings full of trees, flowers and also many tourist sites nearby where you can have fun with your significant other or with your family.

Remarkable contemporary cottages

In this fantastic tourist city you can get the best deal to spend your holidays with our cottages of all styles. If you want a comfortable place with plenty of amenities, you will find it with us! And if you're looking for unbeatable panoramic views, you'll find them too! Also, some of them are pet-friendly. All of these are well-equipped with spacious bedrooms, comfortable sofas, green areas at the garden and dining area on the terrace or balconies to enjoy a family meal or just spend time by yourselves!

Travellers and activities

Dartmouth for hikers

Dartmouth is a great place to stay if you only want to hike parts of the trail. The UK's longest National Road passes through Dartmouth on a very winding 1000-kilometres route around the south-west of the mainland of England. They offer a taste of what is considered the most difficult of all the UK's national trails, traversing the rugged headlands, descending towards the sea and suddenly climbing another cliff. If you need a challenge, the road to Brixham is more difficult as you fight through a series of majestic valleys on the east bank of the River Dart. Make a stop at Berry Head to see the largest colony of guillemots on the south coast of England.

Dartmouth for garden lovers

A place to enjoy all the splendour of the Dardo and its high banks, Royal Avenue Gardens is located on reclaimed land. This had been a sandbar until a wall was built on the river bank to give the harbour ships extra space to moor. Due to the sandy terrain, the area was never used for construction and became a venue for public events, eventually becoming a true park when landscaped in 1887. Queen Victoria had landed here when she arrived in Dartmouth in 1856, which explains the real name. Currently the borders and flower beds are very pretty in the summer, and due to Devon's mild climate, the Garden of the Antipodes, the Japanese Garden and the Mediterranean Garden have exotic species such as olive, ginkgo, palm trees and New Zealand ferns.

The South West Coast Trail promises a vigorous workout that will pay off with views you'll never forget, while the Dartmouth steam train and river cruises allow you to savour this beautiful piece of Devon in a more fun way.

Top 7 travel tips in Dartmouth

1. Guarding the entrance to the harbour, Dartmouth Castle

Dartmouth Castle may have the most picturesque setting of any defensive building in the country. It sits on a rocky outcrop at the mouth of the River Dart and has panoramic views of the harbour and sea. At the end of the 15th century the castle was adapted to become Britain's first artillery fort, with powerful cannons designed to sink ships. Another addition at the time was a long iron chain that would be suspended across the harbour at night to Godmerock, on the east bank, to prevent ships from entering. From afar, one of the castle's highlights is the Church of San Pedro, which dates in its present form to 1641. Enjoy a riverside tea at the castle to watch the comings and goings of the port, and give a refreshing walk through the port or through the isolated forest behind the castle.

2. A natural harbour of immense dimensions

Dartmouth Harbour can host gigantic vessels such as the famous residential yacht MS The World, which he visited before being handed over to her owners in the 2000s. Although commercial activity has slowed, Dartmouth Harbour is still very busy, with 3000 moorings and a fleet of fishing boats that unload large numbers of crabs and lobsters in the fall months. The presence of the Royal Naval College in Dartmouth means that the port is often visited by large warships. The hills on the west and east banks of the Dardo estuary give the harbour a spectacle feel. The three-day Dartmouth Harbour Royal Regatta takes place in August with a program of rowing regattas, nautical events, air shows, fireworks, markets and lots of family fun.

3. 8 kilometres from Dartmouth is Devon's largest family theme park

With 16 attractions and dozens of animals on more than 90 acres. In such a large space, the Woodlands Family Theme Park is a versatile excursion, with three of Devon's largest roller coasters, a slide that glides down a half kilometre of high-speed track, but also placid rides through mature forests. Younger visitors will be delighted with the Zoological Farm and its pigs, meerkats, reptiles, llamas, alpacas and ponies. Add to that the largest indoor playground in the South West of England, with a world of ball pools, slides and climbing equipment, as well as a full program of “Fizz Pop”-themed science workshops and shows!

4. The absorbing Dartmouth City Museum

It is in the house of an old slate-clad merchant on the Butterwalk, dating from 1640. In 1671 Charles II was a guest of the city after having to spend the night there due to a storm. You will meet the famous sons of Dartmouth, such as the 18th century inventor of the first practical steam engine, Thomas Newcomen. Kids will have fun looking through microscopes, being placed in the stocks, making pirate hats, and solving quizzes.

5. This blue flag crescent shaped bay looks like it doesn't belong in England

Blackpool Sands is a seductive beach of coarse sand washed by light waves and traced by low green cliffs. The beach is rare in England for being privately run, but this guarantees perfect cleanliness and plenty of facilities for a stress-free summer day. You can rent paddleboards and kayaks, and swim to a raft in the bay. Children came come to have fun and then you can go to an organic cafe for snacks or light meals.

6. Dartmouth and the South Devon coast have to be experienced on water to be fully appreciated.

Fortunately there are many ways to do this. Dartmouth has always had a reputation as a sailing port, and the Dartmouth Yacht Club offers classes for all levels. To get even closer to the water, Sea Kayak Devon is based in Dartmouth and offers kayak courses and kayak excursions along the protected shoreline. The picturesque landscapes, historic landmarks and calm waters of the Dart Estuary are ideal for paddleboarding expeditions, pausing in riverside towns, and enjoying cosy inns for lunch. If you're up to the adventure, wild swimming has taken off in the River Dart too.

7. On a rocky terrace, in a narrow point of Dart, there is a 16th century artillery fort that protects the entrance to the harbour.

The Bayard Cove Fort was started in the early years of Henry VIII's reign to prepare for an attack from France or Spain. This was intended as a last line of defence against any ship that had passed the castles of Dartmouth and Kingswear further down the estuary. After hundreds of years of decline, the fort found a new defensive role as a machine gun station in World War II. Today, you can step into the shoes of a Tudor soldier, take a look through the 11 muzzles of the cannons and gather information about the architecture and firepower of the fort.

Information about cottages in Dartmouth

🏡 Cottages available: 298 properties.
💳 Discount available: up to -54%.
🌙 Minimum price per night: from £25.
⭐ Most popular amenities: Wi-Fi, garden and balcony.
🐾 Pet-friendly: 138 properties.
📶 For workation: 95% of the properties.

FAQs: Cottages in Dartmouth

Which services can you find at the cottages in Dartmouth?

Among the services you can find on Holidu, it appears that the cottages in Dartmouth offer everything that holiday-makers need! Here, cottages generally offer a variety of facilities, the most popular being: Wi-Fi (87%), garden (55%), and balcony (24%)... What more could you want?!

How are the cottages usually rated in Dartmouth?

On average, the cottages here get quite positive reviews. According to Holidu, 20% of cottages have a rating equivalent to or higher than 4.5 stars. This is a fairly high ratio which allows us to confirm that many are very enjoyable and will be the perfect choice for your next holiday.

Are the cottages in Dartmouth child-friendly?

Holidu's insights reveal that less than 10% of cottages in Dartmouth are suitable for holidays with children. Here, it will probably be easier to find a cottage for your next adults-only holiday.

Are the cottages in Dartmouth suitable for holiday-makers and their pets?

Definitely! In Dartmouth, 48% of the cottages allow you to bring along your furry friend, and 55% also have a garden!

Do the cottages in Dartmouth mostly come with Wi-Fi?

Of course! According to the data collected last year, 87% of cottages in Dartmouth have an internet connection. This means that you will be able to browse the internet at any time!

How much does it cost for cottages in Dartmouth?

Most of the cottages in Dartmouth (91%) tend to cost less than £100 per night. Therefore, this destination is perfect for finding a cheap cottage!

Do the cottages in Dartmouth typically have a swimming pool?

It's quite uncommon. Judging by last year's information, there are very few cottages in Dartmouth that are equipped with a swimming pool.

Are the cottages in Dartmouth suitable for trips with friends or better for an escape as a couple?

Judging by information from Holidu, 96% of cottages accept up to four guests. Approximately 95% of the cottages here include at least two separate bedrooms. This is the ideal destination for families of four!

Are you able to enjoy a beautiful view and spend time outside at the cottages in Dartmouth?

24% of cottages have a balcony or terrace, and 0% have a view. However, this does not represent the majority of properties here, so availability can be limited. If this is a priority for you, you should anticipate a bit more time for research. Also, don't forget to use the filters to be sure to find the cottage that is perfect for you. However, 55% of cottages in Dartmouth have gardens, where you can enjoy the outdoors.

If you want to plan a getaway to Dartmouth do you know the ideal time of year?

Judging by the amenities in the cottages in Dartmouth, it is an ideal destination to enjoy at any time of the year. This is because there is a wide range of properties and services. You can be sure that Dartmouth is a phenomenal destination to enjoy both winter and summer.