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With more than 1,200 Devon Self Catering Holiday
Cottages you are sure to find the Holiday Cottage in Devon that's
just right for you. You will find quality assured Devon Cottages in
the coastal coves and villages along the picturesque historic
southern coastline known as The Jurassic Coast and to the North
where Devon fronts onto the Bristol Channel or you can choose from
Devon Holiday Cottages in the rural areas. Dartmoor and Exmoor both
National Parks offer the opportunity to enjoy the quietness and
tranquillity of rural areas sparsely populated. With its many
seaside resorts and several historic towns and cities plus mild
climate, Devon is highly popular with the tourists who make a
significant contribution to its economy.
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For a traditional holiday experience in Britain,
Devon has to be the perfect choice for so many different reasons. It
is a county renowned for its tantalising cream teas, picturesque
villages, long sandy beaches and breathtakingly beautiful moors.
Over 365 square miles of Devon is taken up by
the Dartmoor National Park. This area of outstanding natural beauty
encompasses high moorlands where ponies still roam free, peaceful
valleys and magnificent granite tors which have stood since
Neolithic times.
The area also boasts quaint fishing communities
like Brixham and Salcombe as well as traditional resorts like
Torquay and Paignton. Elsewhere the countryside is lush, green and
dotted with delightful villages and hamlets. Plymouth has always
been a major port, and a fascinating seaside town. Today it offers a
lot to do for all the family including the National Marine Aquarium.
Recommendation from the cottages4you team:
“Visit Buckfast Abbey and taste their honey and wine. Take a
pleasure boat trip along the river Dart. Ride on a steam train to
Buckfastleigh. Visit a town like Kingsbridge for shopping and have
fish and chips on the quay.
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