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TOTNES
Totnes is an historic market town that combines alternative therapies, breathtakingly beautiful countryside and a fascinating history. Sitting on the banks of the River Dart, this unique and charming town has an international reputation for its lively and diverse community and relaxed atmosphere. For shopping addicts Totnes offers an excellent range of small independent retailers and unique shops, the town is famed for its promotion of ethical products, wholefoods and fair trade goods. In the Civil Hall Square you’ll find the weekly market, which held on Fridays and Saturdays, an Elizabethan market held each Tuesday morning (May-September), when traders dress in Elizabethan period costumes and the Totnes Sunday Good Food Market held the third Sunday of the month in the Market Square.
As well as shopping and exploring the town’s history there are many wonderful things to see and do in and around Totnes. You can enjoy river trips on the Dart, discover one of the towns museums, visit the castle, take a ride on a steam railway or visit one of the many arts galleries.
PLYMOUTH
Plymouth, Britain’s Ocean City, has a bustling and vibrant character with a unique feel that’s exciting, lively and full of surprises. Retail addicts will love its superb shopping facilities, and the city has a strong maritime and military heritage and plenty of arts and culture. the Barbican has old narrow streets and many art galleries and pubs, whilst the Hoe is a green space with Smeaton’s Tower an early Eddystone Rock lighthouse
SALCOMBE
The beautiful coastal town of Salcombe sits on the banks of the Kingsbridge Estuary making it one of the prettiest towns in South Devon. Located within the South Devon Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty, Salcombe is known for its outstanding coastal views and rolling surrounding countryside, as well as a centre for sailing. Salcombe is a great base for holiday spent messing about on the water or at the water’s edge, or just for a day trip - either way you will fall in love with this beautiful town. The town is lined with boutique shops, high street brands and independent producers, as well as local art galleries and gift shops - you can spend hours browsing through the town. Some of the best restaurants and bars are located here, serving locally caught fresh seafood and locally farmed produce.
ASHBURTON
Ashburton is an ancient stannary town, which dates back to Saxon times and is surrounded by glorious scenery. The town has a reputation for its many pubs, inns and coaching houses and is a popular place to grab a bite to eat and drink. Many of the pubs in the area are historical and stand alongside newer establishments, such as tea shops, restaurants and other shops. The buildings in Ashburton are particularly interesting and hint at the town’s past. The high street is adorned with galleries, book shops and antique shops, it’s the perfect place for finding a unique item or for browsing, The Fish Deli here is well worth a visit.
KINGSBRIDGE
If you love the hustle and bustle of a traditional English market town, you’ll love the South Devon estuary town of Kingsbridge. It sits on the Kingsbridge Estuary and is surrounded by lush, green rolling countryside, making it popular for walking and sailing all year round. Kingsbridge has an eclectic selection of independant shops and a whole host of intriguing antique shops, art galleries, and gift shops to explore. Cafes, pubs and restaurants line the town, serving the best local produce, including local craft beers, ales, cider, and even wine and gin.. Explore the town via passages such as Squeezebelly Alley and discover not only Kingsbridge’s history but hidden treasures such as mosaics, a community garden and miniature railway.