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Cover photo Christian Schoter. Discover England Z-Card SDEVON_ Nautical Trail.indd 1 09/12/2016 09:31 Discover PM Day Three PM LOCAL KNOWLEDGE Elender Cove and Gammon Head Reward yourself with lunch at one of the many Stop for lunch in Torcross (15 minutes away AM Accommodation: With so many popular eateries around the historic Barbican. Have a by car or taxi, or an hour walk) before heading Leave Salcombe on foot (or catch the ferry holiday spots in the area, you are spoilt look around the area’s shops and art galleries, to nearby Slapton Ley National Nature from South Sands) and walk through woods for choice for places to stay. For ease and or take a tour of the Plymouth Gin Distillery to Reserve. Slapton Ley is a large freshwater lake, and picturesque thatched villages at the start convenience, base yourself in Plymouth, see, smell and taste what goes into one of our separated from the sea by a narrow shingle of the 6.7 mile (10.8 km) Salcombe and Soar Salcombe and/or Dartmouth where there most famous and delicious exports. Alongside bar. Stroll around the lake (1.5 miles/2.5 km) Mill Cove walk. Upon reaching the coast at are some lovely hotels, guest houses and This itinerary is available as 3, 5 and 7 days. the Mayflower steps is the National Maritime to discover the unique habitats of reedbeds, To download the .pdf please visit Soar Mill Cove it’s a challenging hike up and campsites. Aquarium, which is the largest in the UK. marshes and woodland. From here, take the southwestcoastpath.org.uk down steep valleys and across gorse-covered Here you can see creatures of the deep and coast road (10 minutes by car or 15 minutes on Food & drink: South Devon is a foodie’s cliffs towards Bolt Head. Follow the South learn more about the sea life of the Plymouth the No. 3 bus) to Blackpool Sands. This is one paradise, with locally farmed meats, West Coast Path straight through the jagged Sound. If you still have the energy, sample of South Devon’s most beautiful beaches with freshly caught fish and seafood. While here teeth of Sharp Tor, with precipitous views some of the city’s bustling nightlife before fine, golden sand and clean water making it you will also want to treat yourself to a The Nautical Trail down to the Salcombe estuary. If you have any South Devon: retiring to the comfort of your hotel or bed the ideal place for a swim. If you prefer to keep Devonshire cream tea and the occasional power left in your legs, take a stroll around Plymouth to Dartmouth and breakfast. your head above water, kayaks can be hired farm-fresh ice cream. The area is home the subtropical gardens of the National Trust Wembury Church from the beach café. Then head into Dartmouth to many great breweries including South property, Overbecks. Stop for coffee at South Day Two (15 minutes by car or 20 minutes on the No. 3 Hams Brewery and the Salcombe Brewing FIVE-DAY ITINERARY Sands before returning on foot to Salcombe. bus) for well-earned rest and relaxation. Company. And don’t forget to sample the AM PM locally distilled Salcombe Gin. Explore the beautiful South Devon coast for Leave the city behind and head along the Salty Salcombe is a popular town for Day Five Transport: It’s best to have your own car high cliffs, estuaries, rolling countryside and a coast to Noss Mayo (30 minutes by car, or 50 holidaymakers and sailors. It’s also a to make the most of your visit to this area. region steeped in maritime history. minutes on the No. 94 bus). You’ll soon enter AM destination for quality food and drink, where There are regular buses linking the major the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Dartmouth has a long maritime history which you can enjoy fresh fish and seafood plucked destinations, but they are few and far Day One Beauty (AONB) – a protected area of coastline, is best explored on the Dartmouth Castle straight from the sea. Grab a Salcombe crab between for smaller villages and trailheads. estuaries and countryside covering 130 square & Gallants Bower walk (3.4 miles/5.5 km). AM sandwich, followed by a Salcombe Dairy ice However, a combination of bus and taxi miles (337 square kilometres). From the Dartmouth Castle stands guard at the mouth of Plymouth is dripping with maritime history, cream. In the afternoon, explore the creeks of travel makes it possible. Local routes are picture postcard village of colourful shoreside the River Dart, which has been a major seafaring which can be discovered on the 3.7 mile (6km) the Salcombe estuary on a rib tour or hire a served by Plymouth Citybus, Stagecoach cottages, follow the 4.2 mile (6.7 km) Noss waterway for many centuries. It was from here Plymouth Waterfront walk between Sutton kayak to paddle yourself. In the evening head Southwest and Tally Ho. For easy bus Mayo and Revelstoke Drive walk. This easy that English forces were dispatched to fight in the Harbour and Royal William Yard. This starts to the Salcombe Gin Bar where you can sip a and train journey planning and timetable walk reveals an array of landscapes, from Crusades. On the way to the castle, stop at the South Sands with a meander around the historic docks locally distilled Devon Dry Gin and tonic while information visit www.travelinesw.com sheltered estuary and wooded riverbanks to cobbled quay and fort at Bayard’s Cove, where of the Barbican and a visit to the Mayflower admiring the view over the estuary. rugged coastline and wide open sea views. the Pilgrim Fathers’ Mayflower docked for repairs For more information visit Steps, where the Pilgrim Fathers set sail for en-route to Plymouth and the New World. Near the New World in 1620. The next stop is PM Day Four the castle is Gallants Bower, a tall look-out tower, www.visitdevon.co.uk Plymouth Hoe, where there’s a statue of naval Drive or take a taxi (it’s too long by bus) for AM which provides great views across the estuary to commander and seafarer, Sir Francis Drake, the 35 minute journey to the charming seaside Dartmouth Leave Salcombe and drive for 40 minutes (or Kingswear. who famously played bowls here before sailing village of Bigbury-on-Sea where you can enjoy one hour on the No. 606 and No. 3 buses via to fight the Spanish Armada in 1588. All along lunch at one of the waterfront cafés. Head out PM Kingsbridge to Torcross, followed by a 15 minute the route sculptures and other street art are to Burgh Island, which is home to an art deco Circle back to Dartmouth for seafood or fish taxi) to Start Point for the 2.1 mile (3.5 km) Start reminders of the role Plymouth has played in hotel as well as the beach house retreat for and chips. After lunch, board a ferry from the Point and Great Mattiscombe Sand walk. Follow global exploration and trade. The final stop novelist, Agatha Christie. You can walk across town quay to the attractive riverside village the coast path along the exposed peninsula to of this walk is the former naval storehouses at low tide or get the sea tractor if it’s high of Dittisham. The pontoon here, like the the Start Point lighthouse, built in 1836 to warn at Royal William Yard, now home to smart tide.
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