Kitty Ward Pottery
I make and sell functional, domestic ware pottery, in my studio on Island Street in Salcombe, Devon. My studio allows […]
Fill your days with a little adventure, a new discovery or the simple pleasure of being by the sea. Salcombe and the surrounding area invite you to get on the water, explore local attractions and try something creative. Whether you are planning family time, a day with friends or a quiet escape of your own, browse the ideas below and see where your curiosity takes you.
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I make and sell functional, domestic ware pottery, in my studio on Island Street in Salcombe, Devon. My studio allows […]
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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Sea-N-Shore has an unrivalled passion for providing the best water-based leisure training in and around Salcombe and the South Coast […]
RYA Recognised Training Centre for Dinghy & Keelboat Courses, Private Sailing lessons and taster sessions.
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Peter Howard, a most enterprising man, retired from the Merchant Navy and in 1981 established an ice cream company – […]
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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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Perched on the golden sands of South Sands Beach, Harbour Beach Club offers a laid-back luxury coastal escape with stunning […]
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A pottery studio, art club, maritime museum and distillery experiences sit alongside boat trips and sailing lessons in this collection. A browse, a course and a guided experience each offer a different way to spend your time. Use the provider’s programme to find out which visits are open to everyone and which need a place reserved.
For a session or trip, confirm its duration, meeting point and any age or membership requirements before booking. The events calendar is useful for dated activities, while On the Water gathers the boating choices in one place.