Rosemoor Gardens - Great Torrington

- RHS Rosemoor Gardens is 65 acres of beautifully manicured gardens, well presented themed area's and set in a dramatic steep wooded valley. The all year round gardens are an abundance of colour and perfume. Woodland walks, water features and a wonderful place to chill out, relax and absorb the beauty of all RHS Rosemoor gardens has to offer.

Marwood Hill gardens

Elliot Gallery - Braunton

- Elliot Gallery, Braunton houses a dramatic exhibition of paintings, sculpture and craftwork

Hartland Quay to Hartland Point

- A 2 mile route with lots of ups & downs and some amazing views towards the Atlantic and Lundy Island.

Wildlife Cruises - Ilfracombe

- Spectacular wildlife and coastal cruises aboard one of the most technologically advanced passenger vessels in the UK. Frequent sights of seals, porpoises and dolphins. Come and enjoy one of the most dramatic coastal landscapes in England!

Arlington Court - Nr Barnstaple

- This intriguing and intimate house is crowded with a lifetime of treasures amassed by the well-travelled Miss Rosalie Chichester, including model ships, costumes, pewter and exotic shells. In the 'bat cave' you can watch Devon's largest colony of Lesser Horseshoe bats, and in the stables is one of the finest collections of carriages and horse-drawn vehicles in the country.

Tunnel beach - Ilfracombe

- Tunnels Beaches lies within a designated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is part of a Voluntary Marine Conservation area. Tunnel beach follows the history of how the tunnels and unique coves were created.

Glen Lyn Gorge

- you should not miss a visit to this spectacular gorge, through which poured the waters of the 1952 Lymouth Flood Disaster. There are lovely woodland walks by the waterfalls and well made paths climb this beautiful unspoilt valley. Ideal spot to bring a picnic and sit beside the river. Also Power of Water exhibition showing how some of the water from West Lyn River now produces environmentally friendly hydro-electricity. Children can operate the giant waterwheels and water cannons. Collections of steam engines and water operated models.

Clovelly

- Clovelly's ancient Devon heritage is enriched by its own unique ingredients of traffic free cobbled streets, donkeys and sledges, and flower-strewn cottages tumbling down a 400 foot cliff. It lingers in the past, with a quality and peace of life that brings visitors of all nationalities to marvel at and enjoy its beauty and tranquillity. There is much to see and do. The visitor Centre has a range of shops and a café, and the audio-visual theatre shows the intriguing history of Clovelly. Nearby is Clovelly Court with its restored Victorian greenhouses and kitchen garden.

Valley of the Rocks

- Follow the Toll Road through Woody Bay. Not for the faint hearted a very narrow single road which hugs the cliffs and the passenger will be looking down into the sea, a big drop ! Through the trees and woodland, passing small waterfalls you then emerge suddenly into what feels like another 'planet' Valley Of The Rocks is stunning & Breath taking huge rock formations that have stood for thousands of years. Inhabited by a colony of mountain goats.

This road leads you into Lynton & Lynmouth which is another perfect day out - Why not combine the two!