|
|
 |
Looking for the perfect Birthday Gift?, Need some new clothes? Some food? Or just want to go spend some money on a little present for yourself? Well every shop that you will need is listed under our website.
|
 | Eating out in The South Hams
|
 |
We know what it can be like on a day where you just can’t think of what to do. Well take a look at our full list of attractions which varies from a day trip out to sea to a tasty lunch and a browse round the shops throughout the South Hams area. Whatever your fancy, click here for a full list of attractions to suit anyone’s needs.
|
South of Torbay and stretching west to the outskirts of Plymouth, you will find part of Devon that takes its name of the South Hams. The country side is very hilly, with little towns, villages and farmsteads scattered over a patchwork of small irregular fields and wooded river valleys. Picture this, classic landscapes, small sandy coves, secluded boating creeks, wooded estuaries and most the striking 60 miles of coastline. These are some of the sights that make the South Hams one of the most sought after areas in Devon.
The South Hams has no really big towns, nothing industrial. It shares Torbay`s mild climate yet lacks the English Riviera`s highly developed tourism. Much of the land is unspoilt, protected either by agriculture, the National Trust or its Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Kingsbridge/Salcombe Estuary is a site of Special Scientific Interest
Many of the villages are pristine, protected by the wealth of those who can afford to live in some of Devon`s most expensive postcodes.
The South Hams is primarily known as a boating haven because of its two extensive estuaries with their navigable inlets and picturesque moorings. The South Hams includes some of Devon`s best and cleanest beaches too, these include Blackpool Sands, Salcombe South and Bigbury-on Sea. Read More.
|
|
