Things to do on a Sunny day in Dartmouth
Dartmouth is a place that seems to love the sun – in every way imaginable. When the warm rays caress the town everything comes to life: the Embankment swarms with people, the cafes buzz with visitors, and the beautiful coast and countryside around the town offer breath-taking views.
But what should you do with your time in Dartmouth? See what you can discover about Dartmouth in the sunshine!
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Woodlands Leisure Park
This visitor attraction is perfect for family fun whatever the weather, but in the sun it absolutely comes into its own. Family owned and run, the attraction has a petting zoo, rides, cafes and all manner of fun for children of all ages.
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Sea Kayak Devon
Coronation Dinghy Park, Coombe Road, Dartmouth, TQ6 9PQThe Dart offers access to lots of activities, many of them just a little way out of the harbour. Sea Kayaking is a fun and great exercise, and you get to see the South Devon coast from a completely different perspective!
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Dartmouth Castle
A simple and lovely way to start a walk around the sights of Dartmouth is to jump on the Castle Ferry on the South Embankment – which takes you to the steps below the battlements of the harbour’s most recognisable building.
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Greenway
For anyone who has soaked up her books or seen one of the many adaptations of her work, Agatha Christie’s home Greenway, owned and run by the National Trust, is a treat along the banks of the Dart.
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Coleton Fishacre
This beautiful and remarkable house was built for Rupert D’Oyly Carte, the owner of the D’Oyly Carte Theatre Company and the Savoy Hotel chain, in 1926. The building is a wonderful example of both the Arts and Crafts Movement and the Art Deco style.
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River Dart
Dart Harbour , Dartmouth, TQ6There are a number of boat hire centres around the area, from the Dartmouth Boat Hire Centre to the Dittisham Boats; if you want to get out on the water there are few places better than Dartmouth.
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Blackpool Sands © Nick Shepherd
Blackpool Sands
No trip to Dartmouth in the sun would be complete without visiting Blackpool Sands. It is an idyllic and inspiring place that can only be described as breathtaking.The cove has plenty of space for all, a café and shop.
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River Ferry Trip
There are a number of ways to get on the river, but using one of the many ferries that abound is a brilliant way to get an introduction. As you'll come to see, the River Dart is often most beautiful when viewed from the water.
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