Prettiest towns and villages in Devon

Devon is not only famous for cream teas, cider, sunshine and beaches. It is also steeped in folklore, strange ‘appenings and spooky tales. If you don’t believe us, check out this article listing the 41 most haunted places in Devon. Needless to say, Dartmoor features greatly with the usual suspects of Kitty Jay, Hound Tor,…

Devon has two coastlines giving it a vast array of fine beaches, coves and coastal walks with stunning scenery.  It’s no wonder that Devon has attracted holiday makers since Victorian times.  Holidaying at our self catering Dartmoor Holiday Cottage in the heart of Lustleigh is perfectly situated to explore both of Devon’s coastlines whilst visiting…

Should you feel the need to get out of Lustleigh whilst holidaying at our Dartmoor self catering cottage, there is a wide and varied range of Dartmoor towns and villages nearby for you to visit and explore.  Some are stooped in folklore with fascinating stories whereas others have independent shops showcasing the work and produce…

Devon offers a wide and varied choice of Coastal towns and villages to visit and experience.  At one extreme there is Torquay, the jewel in the crown of the English Riviera with its long established credentials as a large seaside resort.  At the other is the charming and welcoming Shaldon which describes itself as a…

As well as seeing the 30m waterfall when you visit Lydford Gorge, you may be lucky enough to spot a Pied Flycatcher. Thanks to National Trust Rangers and Volunteers, 2 pairs of these rare birds are now breeding at Lydford Lydford Gorge is only 27 miles from Three Pound Cottage so why not plan a…

A 1,300 year old piece of slate which adds weight to the theory that Tintagel was a royal seat is now on display at Tintagel Castle (believed to be the home of King Arthur). The slate is a rare archaeological find as it is inscribed with a combination of Latin letters and Christian symbols.  Bizarrely…