Things to do on your holiday in Devon
ÂVisit The Babbacombe Model Village in Torquay. This village infuses life into the historical legacy of England via miniature landscapes, buildings and vehicles. Spanning four acres of award winning gardens, this is a must ð€“ see for all.
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Visit Kents Caverns near Torquay. These prehistoric ruins are famous as they are the site of the earliest evidence of humans in England! Find out more about the Stone Age days here.
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Visit Blackpool Sands, the famous family beach in Devon. This beach is set in a sheltered bay surrounded by evergreens and pines and is arguably Devon"s most beautiful natural treasure. The award winning privately managed family beach is just perfect to soak up the sand and sun with your loved ones.
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Visit The Big Sheep. No, it is not actually an oversized sheep ð€“ it is one of the most innovative and exciting family entertainment parks in Devon. With hilarious entertaining shows, this place will leave you and your family in stitches.
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Visit the Bradworthy Transport Museum. The museum is home to the Ken Wilson Collection, an impressive collection of over 80 historical vehicles ranging from lorries, vans, cars, motorcycles, tractors and farm equipment dating back to 1914.There is also a licensed tea room and restaurant for refreshments.
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Visit Paignton Zoo if you are an animal lover. This zoo features hundreds of species of animals, 70 of which are endangered. See and learn all about animals from across the world here. This is an ideal way to spend an afternoon with the family.
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Visit the National Marine Aquarium - England"s biggest and Europe"s deepest aquarium which houses over 400 species displayed in realistic habitats. Immerse yourself in the underwater world here.
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Visit Haldon Forest Park ð€“ if you wish to spend an afternoon exploring nature. This park has several trails to follow and enjoy, via biking or simple walking.
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Visit Powderham Castle. If you are looking for a touch of royalty, then this is one of the many stately homes that you can visit in Devon. This castle was the family home of the Earl of Devon for over 600 years and boasts magnificent views and stunning rooms.