Insurances.net
insurances.net » Travel Insurance » Autumn Breaks in Devon by:Sally Nightingale
Auto Insurance Life Insurance Health Insurance Family Insurance Travel Insurance Mortgage Insurance Accident Insurance Buying Insurance Housing Insurance Personal Insurance Medical Insurance Property Insurance Pregnant Insurance Internet Insurance Mobile Insurance Pet Insurance Employee Insurance Dental Insurance Liability Insurance Baby Insurance Children Insurance Boat Insurance Cancer Insurance Insurance Quotes Others
]

Autumn Breaks in Devon by:Sally Nightingale

Autumn Breaks in Devon by:Sally Nightingale

Devon is a popular UK holiday destination which can be enjoyed all year round

, come rain or shine. Situated in the South West of England Devon is lucky enough to have two coasts, two national parks (Dartmoor and Exmoor), stunning countryside, national heritage sites and a range of Devon hotels, guest houses and self catering accommodation. Aside from its stunning countryside and rugged coastline, Devon also has a variety of other attractions for all the family.

Autumn is usually one of the best times of year to holiday in this beautiful county. With summer holidays out of the way and with the children back to school the region slowly returns back to its sleepy self. Although the weather is cooler and there is more chance of rain, there is much to keep you occupied during your stay. Usually late September and October provide some crisp sunny days which are perfect for exploring this glorious county.

Accommodation and Devon Hotels

Finding accommodation is Devon is not hard to find. As a popular holiday region, Devon is home to a wide range of places to stay, from coastal lookouts to country retreats. For the ultimate relaxing stay choose Devon hotels with health spas or coastal boutique hotels for glorious scenery overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Alternatively, there are many self catering cottages and apartments to choose from so you can come and go when you please can cook your own Devon delights in the comfort of your own kitchen. Not surprisingly there are also a number of camping and caravanning sites in Devon however these may be better to leave out until the warmer months!Autumn Breaks in Devon by:Sally Nightingale


Devon's Coastline

Both coasts in Devon provide the perfect opportunity to experience water sports that you have never tried before. Such coastal areas have many water sports companies offering a range of tuition or hire services. Why not try windsurfing, surfing, kite surfing, stand-up paddle boarding or even abseiling, coasteering or rock climbing.

The South West Coast Path covers 630 miles of superb coastal walking and is one of the best ways to explore Devon's superb coastline, heritage and wildlife. You could even enter bordering counties such as Dorset, Cornwall or Somerset and expand your journey even more.

Other than offering an opportunity for water sports and walking, Devon's coastline also has a number of quaint, picturesque towns dotted along the shore. Some 'must see' towns on the South Coast in South Hams include Dartmouth with its luxury Devon hotels, renowned restaurants and cafes and the town of Salcombe which is lined with boutique shops, galleries and restaurants. Towns on the North Coast include Woolacombe Bay with its 3 mile sandy beach, Ilfracombe and the historic fishing village of Clovelly.

Devon's CountrysideAutumn Breaks in Devon by:Sally Nightingale


Devon has a diverse countryside which varies quite dramatically if you ever have the chance of driving from one coast to the other. In the heart of the county lies Dartmoor National Park with its heather clad rolling hills, stone tors and ancient woodland. Devon's landscape also provides the perfect arable farmland where quality produce is quickly distributed to South West restaurants and hotels. Heading north, near towns such as Lynton and Lynmouth you'll find the other Devon wonder, Exmoor National Park which is situated right on the coastline and covers 189 acres.

There is much to keep you occupied in Autumn in Devon. If you come across any showers during your trip and you don't feel that trekking across Dartmoor is your cup of tea then check out some of the national trust houses, heritage sites or family adventure parks.

About the author

If you decide that Devon is the place for you there is no need to panic about accommodation. There are many options from self catering cottages, guesthouses to Devon hotels.
Can I Make A Living From Nlp In London? Romantic Getaways in South Devon by:Sally Nightingale Holidays in Devon by:Sally Nightingale Piano Bar Motor Yacht - The Ultimate in Luxury by:Ricardo Lumbardo Korea Building Robot Theme Park by:Ryan Oelkers Shows, Shopping And Sports: Find It All In The Chicago Loop by:Barbara Wade Are Cooking Vacations Italy Useful? by:Rudy Silva Yacht Tourism in Turkey Expanding Rapidlyt by:Shushmul Maheshwari Find And Book Cheap Flights To US: The Best Way To Book Cheap Flights by:David Shang Hotel Saint Germain - The Charm Of Paris by:Dorthy Nieves The Benefits Of Airport Transfers by:Peter Daniel Air Tickets to New York - A Cherished Gift Anytime by:Sam Walker Extravagance and Culture Combine for the Perfect Vacation Destination by:Barbara Wade
Write post print
www.insurances.net guest:  register | login | search IP(3.17.206.242) / Processed in 0.013857 second(s), 6 queries , Gzip enabled debug code: 24 , 3945, 954,
Autumn Breaks in Devon by:Sally Nightingale