Get wet! Have a go at stand-up paddle-boarding at Sidmouth. Take a surf lesson together on the North Devon coast. Hire a canoe or rowing boat or float along that canal on a horse-drawn barge. Go river swimming at Culmstock or in the River Dart. |
Go driving or flying! Get muddy on the Landrover Experience at nearby Awliscombe. Glide over our beautiful rural landscape from the Devon and Somerset Gliding Club. Drive a supercar at Smeatharpe track. If you must, chuck yourself out of a plane at Dunkeswell! |
Search for treasures Check out the antique shops and auction rooms of Honiton. Potter in the art galleries of Topsham, Budleigh or Beer. Visit the Devon Guild of Craftsmen at Bovey Tracey Explore the gardens at Dartington Hall Spend a day at the gorgeous Darts Farm |
Get crafty Learn to blow glass at nearby Siddy Langley Glass Do a course at The Old Kennels in Dunkeswell - choose from stone-carving, soap making or spoon carving just to name three! Visit Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton |
Enjoy a tour Make some gin or enjoy seeing the process at Salcombe Distillery Visit the boutique vineyards of Lily Farm or Pebblebed Taste the delicious cheeses at Sharpham Estate Visit Ashburton cookery school and improve your cookery skills with leading chefs |
Indulge in a cultural evening out
Watch a show at Sidmouth Pavillion theatre Go to a gig, watch a film or visit the galleries at Exeter Phoenix See an arthouse film at Exeter Picturehouse |
Relax with a massage, facial or sauna Pamper yourself or your loved one (or both of you -why not?) with a massage or Liz Earle facial at The Cedar Room in Kentisbeare, run by the delightful Sarah. Or how about hire a mobile sauna from our friends at Saunair at Culmstock. |
"A great experience, it had all the fun of camping, but with the added comforts of a proper bed, and a wood burning stove, plus the yurt was so cosy and beautifully decorated. The quiet rural surroundings made this a perfect place to get away from the busyness of everyday life and enjoy the scenery and peace - the only sounds were farm animals and bird song!"