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 […]
See Salcombe from a different perspective. Glide across the estuary, take a ferry to a new stretch of shore or spend time exploring by boat. Sailing, paddling and trips on the water are woven into life here, with opportunities for a gentle outing or a more active adventure. Browse local operators to find your next experience, and check the weather, tides and operating arrangements as you plan.
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Sea-N-Shore has an unrivalled passion for providing the best water-based leisure training in and around Salcombe and the South Coast […]
Waterfront Dining in Salcombe Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner with spectacular estuary views. Welcome to The Wardroom Salcombe, […]
“Best Restaurant in Devon Award” as judged by Food Drink Devon, the premier awards organisation in Devon.
RYA Recognised Training Centre for Dinghy & Keelboat Courses, Private Sailing lessons and taster sessions.
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The South Sands Ferry runs between Salcombe Town Center and South Sands Beach where the ‘Sea Tractor’ takes you on […]
SALCOMBE FERRY Daily service across the Salcombe Estuary. Salcombe to East Portlemouth. Giving access to coastal paths, coves and sandy […]
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FISHING FOR THE FUN OF IT Fishing in Salcombe is about a lot more than just catching fish! we’ll make […]
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Passionate about boating on the Salcombe Estuary. Self-Drive Boat Hire Whitestrand is a friendly, family-run business, offering excellent customer service […]
What We Do Salcombe Launch Co. offers motor launches for self-drive hire between May 1st – October 1st. We provide […]
Salcombe Estuary CruisesSalcombe Estuary Cruises are pleased to offer you a 1 hour guided tour of the beautiful Salcombe estuary. […]
Passenger ferries offer a way to travel around the estuary; a guided cruise makes the journey the outing. If you would rather take the helm, the listings include self-drive boat hire and sailing tuition. Choose the experience first, then speak to the operator about the right option for your group.
For hire or tuition, confirm experience requirements, passenger numbers, supplied equipment and the agreed area of use. For a ferry, check the departure point and return timetable with the operator. The ferry guide brings the routes together; follow your operator’s advice about conditions on the day.