Cottages in Devon
Whether you’re dreaming of a family-friendly holiday by the sea full of beach days and fish and chips or a romantic weekend surrounded by tranquil countryside you can enjoy from the bubbling depths of a hot tub, a self-catering holiday cottage in Devon is the perfect escape from the everyday. Embark on short breaks that allow you to dip your toes in Devon’s rolling scenery and long stays that invite you to dive into a holiday packed with breathtaking walks along country lanes, cliff-top paths, and moorland trails (with pub stops aplenty). Read more
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7 nights from £2811
Canonteign Cottage
60184 bedroom, dog friendly cottage near Bovey Tracey, South Devon.
Introducing you to the fabulous Canonteign Cottage. Nestled in the idyllic grounds of Canonteign Falls, located in the infamous Dartmoor National Park. This wonderful family holida...
7 nights from £2811
From £185 per night
The Barn at Great Eckworthy
60341 bedroom, dog friendly holiday cottage near Bideford, North Devon.
The Barn at Great Eckworthy is a stunning barn conversion, beautifully crafted and perfectly positioned in the rural hamlet of Buckland Brewer in the north Devon countryside yet on...
From £185 per night
From £440 per night
Lundy
55452 bedroom, dog friendly apartment near the beach near Braunton.
Perched on the clifftop above the north Devon coast, just minutes away from the golden sands of Saunton Sands beach, you will find Lundy. This dog-friendly apartment is perfect for...
From £440 per night
7 nights from £756
The Granary
60102 bedroom self catering cottage near Moretonhampstead, South Devon.
If it's a superb rural retreat you are looking for, look no further, The Granary at Greenawell Farm is the perfect package. The Granary is a beautiful stone cottage, finished to an...
7 nights from £756
Greenawell Farm Cottages
7 nights from £1574
7 nights from £576 *
Abelwood Lodge
60003 bedroom holiday lodge near the sea near Clovelly, North Devon.
Escape and surrender to the beauty of nature whilst soaking up the peace and tranquility of this rather special lodge. Abelwood Lodge is hidden away in a north Devon forest retreat...
7 nights from £576 *
7 nights from £435 *
Ocean Break
59652 bedroom holiday cottage near the beach in Croyde, North Devon.
Pack your bags and head to the glorious golden sands of Croyde beach with a stay at Ocean Break. This glorious north Devon seaside village is cradled by the surrounding hills. Afte...
7 nights from £435 *
From £120 per night
Alma
5844Shepherd's Hut with hot tub near South Molton.
If you go down to the woods today, you'll discover this Devonshire beauty - a stunning, romantic hideaway for those seeking the wilder things in life… Welcome to Alma, our bijou...
From £120 per night
From £139 per night
Iris
5842Woodland cabin with hot tub near South Molton.
With delightful uninterrupted views directly down the length of a valley and a huge deck - the perfect private setting for the electric hot tub, this rural retreat is just idyllic....
From £139 per night
From £139 per night
Hazel
5843Woodland cabin with hot tub near South Molton.
Tucked away in unspoilt countryside, with wonderful woodland and valley views, a wide deck for the electric hot tub, a gorgeous, spacious interior and a cosy wood-burner, this is t...
From £139 per night
Holidays in Devon
Holidays in Devon can be as fast-paced or relaxed as you want, from easy-going beach days on the south coast to grand walks with the dog across the wild landscapes of Dartmoor National Park.
Beaches in Devon
With two coastlines that promise vastly different yet utterly captivating backdrops, Devon is the perfect holiday destination for coastal stays. On the north coast, dramatic cliffs and sprawling beaches make for a truly exceptional adventure playground, while the south coast promises sheltered coves and sweeping headlands. Whichever coast you choose, an ice cream or plate of fish and chips is never far away, so pack up the family and enjoy a sun-soaked day on one of Devon’s glorious beaches.
Things to do in Devon
With the Jurassic Coast and South West Coast Path on your doorstep, kayaking, surfing, and wild swimming can be enjoyed anywhere along Devon’s coastlines. If you want to stretch your legs, Dartmoor National Park promises an endless supply of walking trails and woodlands to uncover. Fishing villages dot the coast, while charming market towns invite you to browse independent shops and art galleries before settling into a cosy café for a slice of homemade cake. Kids will love climbing aboard a vintage steam train through the English Riviera and historians can step back in time at one of Devon’s fascinating castles and National Trust estates.
Places to eat in Devon
Devon is home to a truly staggering array of eateries, from Michelin starred restaurants and fire-warmed pubs to beachfront cafés and locally-stocked farm shops. With lots of pretty fishing villages dotting the coast, seafood is always just around the corner, whether you want freshly-dived scallops or a full seafood platter to share. Devon is also home to a mouthwatering array of beach cafés and sea-view restaurants, promising glorious views alongside locally sourced menus. Heading inland, cosy pubs promise the ultimate refuel after a lofty tour of Dartmoor, with Sunday lunches and honest pub grub tempting you in.
