Kitty Ward Pottery
I make and sell functional, domestic ware pottery, in my studio on Island Street in Salcombe, Devon. My studio allows […]
Sail, Play & Explore
Discover unforgettable moments in Salcombe, where adventure and relaxation go hand in hand. Glide across sparkling waters by sailboat, paddleboard or kayak, stroll along coastal paths and uncover picturesque villages. Looking for something new? Try your hand at pottery or explore the flavours of locally made chocolate and spirits. Whether you are chasing excitement or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Salcombe and the surrounding area offer plenty of reasons to linger a little longer.
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Salcombe Maritime Museum
Facilities information: The ground-floor public rooms have no steps. There are no toilets inside the museum; public toilets, parking and […]
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Salcombe Sea n Shore
Sea-N-Shore has an unrivalled passion for providing the best water-based leisure training in and around Salcombe and the South Coast […]
The Ward Room
Waterfront Dining in Salcombe Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner with spectacular estuary views. Welcome to The Wardroom Salcombe, […]
Crab Shed Salcombe
“Best Restaurant in Devon Award” as judged by Food Drink Devon, the premier awards organisation in Devon.
Salcombe Dinghy Sailing
RYA Recognised Training Centre for Dinghy & Keelboat Courses, Private Sailing lessons and taster sessions.
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North Sands Watersports
North Sands Water Sports in Salcombe offers paddle board and kayak hire, lessons and guided tours, with quality equipment and […]
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Salcombe Dairy (Ice Cream & Chocolate)
Peter Howard, a most enterprising man, retired from the Merchant Navy and in 1981 established an ice cream company – […]
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Make the most of a day in Salcombe
Choose your pace
Take to the estuary with a sailing lesson, self-drive boat or guided cruise, or spend time ashore with art, gardens and local history. On the Water brings together boating and ferry options; Things to Do covers activities, while Places to Go offers ideas for an outing.
Build the day around your plans
A ferry journey and a booked activity need different planning. Confirm the departure point and return service for a crossing, or the meeting place and equipment for a lesson. Leave room for a café stop and look at what’s on for events during your stay.