Photos of Devon
Browse through the photos below to aid you in discovering where to visit in Devon during your stay or read our travel guide to learn more about this part of South West of England. Take a look at some holiday cottages in Devon.
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The Tarka Trail is a cycle network covering an impressive 180 miles on a variety of Devon landscapes, ranging from rugged cliffs and sandy bays to numerous wooded riverside valleys and picturesque moorland. With the main route stretching from Braunton in the north, through Bideford and Great Torrington towards the village of Meeth
Greenway House in Devon, the Brixham holiday home of Agatha Christie
Buckfast Abbey is part of an active Benedictine monastery and is a popular tourist spot
Clovelly a popular tourist village in North Devon
The harbour in Clovelly is a starting point of many good walks and is well known for its sea food
Combe Martin has the longest village street in the country and has tourist attractions for people of all ages.
Dartmouth Castle is one of english heritage attraction with stunning views of the estuary and out to sea offering a great family day out whatever the weather
A beautiful early morning sunrise at Combestone Tor on Dartmoor with its granite boulders
This is the popular Cathedral being one of the great Cathedrals of England
Great torrington has the popular attractions of Dartington Crystal and RHS Garden Rosemoor and many local small boutique shops selling a range of produce
Damehole point near Hartland looking towards Hartland point lighthouse
Honiton is know for its weekly markets, but also has many rural walks along the miles of surrounding coutryside and rivers, some with waterfalls such as this one
Ilfracombe harbour with its new attraction of the statue verity, a 66 foot bronze-clad scuplture created by the worlds famous artist Damien Hirst. Also on the harbor is a light house which is open to the public to learn about the history of Ilfracombe. Th
Lundy island just off the shore of North Devon and can be accessed by the Oldenburg ferry from either Bideford or Ilfracombe
Exmoor National park has many stunning country side walks both along the coast and further in land along the valleys
Watersmeet is a beautiful place for walks with family or to gather your thoughts or even capture some stunning photos along this long stream which meets an amazing waterfall.
Tamar railway bridge linking Devon and Cornwall via Plymouth and Saltash, its the worlds first suspension bridge which runs alongside the Brunel bridge
Smeatons Tower is a well know memorial landmark which draws many vistiors to Plymouth to take in the surroundings from this vantage point over looking the estuary