Looking to take a self-catering holiday along England’s Riviera? If so a stay in the coastal town of Salcombe in South Devon could be ideal.
Advice on Cottage Holidays in Salcombe
Situated near the mouth of the Kingsbridge Estuary is the coastal resort town of Salcombe. It lies within the South Hams district of Devon and due to its location within a naturally protected harbour, it’s long been a very popular place for sailing and various water-based activities are still very commonly enjoyed in the area’s waters today.
What Salcombe Offers Holidaymakers
• When staying in Salcombe, there’s a wealth of activities for you to do, whether it’s going out on the water, strolling along the town’s picturesque waterfront, or discovering its many boutique shops, quaint cafes and fine restaurants.
• Salcombe lies within the boundaries of the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and its known for it particularly picturesque coastline, which many enjoy exploring; its beaches are superb and its walking trails are not to be missed.
• The harbour is thriving and constantly abuzz with activity; it’s very much the epicentre of Salcombe, with numerous boat trips available, including wildlife watching trips and ferry rides across the estuary to the town of East Portlemouth.
• Just over 40 minutes away by car is Dartmoor National Park, a vast protected area characterised by its craggy landscapes, abundant wetlands, charming villages and impressive historic buildings.
Choose the Best Place to Stay for your Salcombe holiday
No matter what type of accommodation you end up choosing, whether a romantic retreat, a family cottage or a group holiday house, your stay in or around the bustling maritime town of Salcombe is sure to be memorable. We hope you find the perfect cottage rental for your holiday in Salcombe on Country Cottages Online.
Whether you choose to book a holiday cottage in Salcombe, an apartment, a lodge or another type of self-catering holiday accommodation, we hope you have your best holiday yet in Devon.
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