South Devon Coast

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Introducing South Devon Coast

The South Devon Coast offers the best of the British seaside. If you're an Agatha Christie nut, or want to know what drove Basil Fawlty mad, then Torquay and Paignton will be just the ticket. In the heart of the 'English Riviera', you'll find the beaches crowded with average Joes rather than the rich and suntanned, and there's more lager' n' crisps than caviar and Krug, but it's relaxing and fun in an unashamedly old-fashioned sort of way. Dartmouth, with its historical naval college, is decidedly more upmarket and caters to the boatshoe-and-blazer set with an array of swanky stores and eateries. For something a little different drop into Totnes, where hippy hangout meets ye olde castle town. The views from the keep, originally Norman, are stunning.

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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009

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    RE: Devon or Cornwall - 4 days in August

    by Keele13 13 July 2010

    Land's End is only about 15-20 minutes further from Weymouth than St Ives is, and both are at least a three and a half hour drive, if…

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