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Rolling hills, dramatic coastlines, and charming market towns — Devon is full of unforgettable places to visit and explore. In this part of the site, you’ll find inspiration for what to see, do and eat while staying in one of our Devon holiday cottages.

Whether you’re wandering along the South West Coast Path, enjoying fresh seafood by the harbour, or discovering a new favourite café in a tucked-away village, Devon has something for everyone. Our local guides highlight everything from family attractions and historic landmarks to beachside restaurants and countryside pubs.

So whether you’re heading to the moors, the coast, or somewhere in between, explore our Devon inspiration and start planning your perfect escape.

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