Rip Currents
It’s best to familiarise yourself with the dangers that come with swimming in the sea so that you can stay safe and happy - how to spot a rip current is important.
Visitors' Book Lizzie HVisitors' Book
A gallery for your holiday memories, if you'd like to submit them - who won the annual family beach championship? That time when the seagull stole your ice cream? Or just because you had a really good time.
We'd love to hear about your stories from the South West so email us at nas@classic.co.uk and we'll share them for you.
Are we there yet: Colour Me In Rainbow Seagull
Save the image to your tablet for digital imaging or print off the pdf for traditional colouring fun - relieve the boredom on long car journeys with this quizzical seagull.
Visitors' Book Katie Chown
Valentines in Dorset
The 14th February first became associated with romantic love within Geoffrey Chaucer’s circle in the 14th Century, when the tradition of courtly love flourished and was incredibly fashionable.
Visitors' Book Becky Bye
Dog walks in Paignton with Bailey
It’s very tempting to belt out a rendition of something from ‘The Sound of Music’, but all I can manage is ‘Bailey wait for me!’ as she disappears through some brambles.
Visitors' Book B Hutchings
The Blue Pool
The Blue Pool in Wareham, Dorset is allegedly home to the Wareham Bears... So make sure you take a picnic!
Visitors' Book Philip Eley
Becky Falls family day out
I read on the leaflet that Becky Falls has been open to the public since 1903. A lot of small feet must have walked its trails in that time but my children really did feel like explorers discovering a strange and magical land for the first time.
Visitors' Book Philip Eley
Dog walking in Devon on Berry Head
Yes, we are talking rabbits, dog walkers, bird watchers, picnic lovers, historical researchers; and of course not forgetting the Guardhouse Cafe, on the Berry Head Nature Reserve
Visitors' Book B Hutchings
Devon’s Top Ten Best Fish and Chips
Devon, a part of Britain where the grass genuinely is greener than anywhere else , and you're spoilt for choice about where to go for your fish-and-chip fix
Visitors' Book Pat Kinsella