Things to do ...

There's something for everyone.

Beautiful walks, boats for hire. water sports, crab fishing for children! Kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, wild swimming... you can do it all on the River Dart. Bring your own or hire, Dartmouth has it all.

There are wonderful walks to be had throughout Dartmouth all year., with the Town situated on the South West Coast Path and within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. AONB!

A beautiful walk to Dartmouth Castle , walk there and if you wish take the Ferry Back or walk to the stunning beach of Blackpool Sands and sit at our favourite  cafe /restaurant  Venus and watch the waves  - all weather!

There is so much to do in Dartmouth.

Explore the National Trusts beautiful Coleton Fishacre estate. Or Greenway House  holiday home of Agatha Christie. The river always awaits fr cruising. Take the ferry to Dartmouth Castle, the town of Kingswear, or stunning Dittisham. If steam trains are your thing, the Dartmouth Steam railway to Paignton is a totally charming way to travel.

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Dartmouth offers a wide range of places to eat and drink with a selection of lovely cafes, bars and restaurants.  

Whether you're after a river view, fine dining, or would prefer sitting on a bench with fish & chips or a pasty, Dartmouth is a perfect choice.

South Devon is renowned for its fresh produce, including meats, fish, shellfish, cheeses, wines, ciders, beers and gins, and if you're a lover of seafood, it has some of the finest daily fresh seafood for you to enjoy.

There's a lively and varied programme of events across the year including the Dart Music Festival, Arts & Crafts Weekend, Shakespeare Week, Dartmouth Food Festival, Candlelit Dartmouth at Christmas, and of course the famous Dartmouth Royal Regatta in August.  

The Flavel Arts Centre also offers an exciting programme of live events, films and exhibitions.

Enjoy shopping in Dartmouth as you wend your way through its narrow streets and its charming architecture. With a range of independent shops, boutiques and fine art galleries, you're in for a treat!

One of the most iconic shopping areas is the Old Market Square which was built as a pannier market in 1828.  The shops are open Monday to Saturday, with an open market held every Tuesday and Saturday in the car park beside the square.