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Highlights in South Devon
- Nature of incomparable beauty
- Picturesque old towns full of history
- Stunning Jurassic Coast
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There are a wide variety of options to stay, whether you prefer to be in the heart of nature to relax or the busiest places to enjoy its restaurants, shops, and cafés. South Devon is an area with idyllic towns steeped in history, breathtaking scenery of exceptional beauty and gorgeous beaches. Choose the one that best suits your needs and enjoy an unforgettable holiday.
Elegant and spacious holiday rentalsWith a well-distributed interior area and tasteful decoration, you will enjoy the comfort you need on your holiday. They are fully equipped with comfortable furniture and modern, high-quality kitchen appliances. Its patios and gardens with beautiful views will make you feel in an oasis of tranquillity after an intense day of activities. Perfect for couples, families, or groups of friends. Reserve now.
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The area and getting around
South Devon stretches from the famous Dartmoor Park in the north to the English Channel in the south. You will enjoy an incredible nature with beautiful rivers, wooded valleys and fertile fields ideal to relax. It is one of the first populated areas in Great Britain with a valuable historical heritage that is worth knowing. Its extensive coastline of more than 80 km offers imposing cliffs, headlands, estuaries, and bays that you will not be able to forget.
Fun activities for any tasteAttractions in South Devon are open most of the year, so no matter what date you go you will find something to do. Its fertile lands and its coastline offer numerous high-quality products that you will enjoy in its exquisite cuisine. You'll love taking a tour of a vineyard or Geneva distillery to taste their products. Many artists have been inspired by this region, so you will find many galleries and craft centres where you can buy beautiful souvenirs.
Travellers and activities
Classified for its important landscape value as an area of exceptional natural beauty, it is the ideal place for travellers who like contemplating nature. Its environment surrounded by rivers, moors, coasts, and sea will enchant you, and you can enjoy outdoor activities such as canoeing, hiking and sailing. Its beautiful beaches are very popular and in most of them you can swim and even practice kitesurfing.
South Devon for history loversIf you are passionate about learning history, here you will find ancient towns, which will tell you about their lives from ancient times. You can walk through interesting medieval-style cobbled streets, see Roman ruins and imposing historical buildings. This area also has a great importance in maritime history that you cannot miss, as well as the role that the Plymouth naval base played during World War II.
If you love scary tales, there are countless ghost stories on this site.
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The famous Dartmoor Park is the largest mountainous area in southern England. It is the birthplace of the beautiful River Dart and home to Britain's first settlers. An area of incomparable beauty that, in addition to its green landscapes, invites you to explore its peculiar stone formations such as the famous Haytor and discover the archaeological ruins, cemeteries and stone circles, dating from Prehistory.
2. A spectacular journey on South West Devon's oldest steam railwayThe beautiful tour begins at Buckfastleigh Station and as the route runs along the River Dart, you can imagine the incredible views that can be seen. Quiet valleys, lush farmlands with grazing cattle and dense areas with trees will make you feel relaxed. During the trip, there are several stops with picturesque stations that have preserved their originality for almost 100 years. The end of the route is Totnes station.
3. Legendary castlesThere are many imposing castles that are interesting to visit; such as the Berry Pomeroy Castle, which offers an interesting tour of its facilities, and you can also walk in its surroundings to enjoy the views of the nearby forest. Or Dartmouth Castle, perched on top of a hill at the mouth of the River Dart, from where you can take in beautiful views of the harbour and the sea.
4. Gardens of another worldIf you want to enjoy a unique experience where contact with nature is the best, be sure to visit the house in Coleton Fishacre, a rural construction from the 1920s, whose main attraction is its spectacular gardens. You can enjoy walking trails through the forest or going down to the sea. Its extensive areas with rare and exotic plants will make you feel that you are in the tropics.
5. A very long beachThe longest and most popular stretch of coastline in South Devon is Bigbury-on-Sea Beach. Of soft golden sand, with shallow waters ideal for swimming and kitesurfing. If you wait for the tide to go out, you can go to the island of Burgh, explore the ruins of an ancient chapel, and return aboard a picturesque sea tug. A day to have fun in the water and sunbathe.
FAQs: Holiday Rentals & Lettings in South Devon
What is the average price of holiday lettings in South Devon?
As indicated by an annual average price of £233, South Devon is not a destination that stands out for being the most expensive or the cheapest in the United Kingdom.
When can you get the best deals on holiday rentals in South Devon?
The months that hurt your pocket the least in South Devon are May, March, and February, with average prices of £204, £206 and £215, respectively.
When does the price of holiday rentals in South Devon go up the most?
Based on information the cost per night for accommodation is usually higher, on average, during the months of August (£290), July (£259), and December (£246).
Is South Devon a good location for a spontaneous getaway?
When going on holiday to South Devon, we recommend you to be proactive, as 86% of rentals are usually booked, according to last year's data.
What are the best months for a spontaneous getaway?
In the previous year, the months with the largest number of properties available in South Devon were November, January, and December with average availabilities of 32%, 31% and 25%, respectively. However, even during the months when availability is the highest, the average is only 29%. Due to this, it is better to always book a little in advance to be sure to find the rental of your dreams.
During which months are there fewer rentals available in South Devon?
The month with the highest average number of booked rentals is July (only 0% of properties were available on average in the previous year). Followed by August (0%), and June (1%). During this period, availability is really low (1%). Due to this, it is a good idea to reserve well in advance.
How many holiday rentals does Holidu have in South Devon?
Holidu has roughly 750 properties in South Devon, offered by 11 different partners.