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Allahoo

From £1422

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  • Property code: ALLA
  • Preferred changeover day: Saturday
  • Check in: 4pm
  • Check out: 10am
  • 2 or more bathrooms
  • Access statement available
  • Central heating
  • Parking (see description for details)
  • Dishwasher
  • Electric vehicle charging (see description)
  • Garden or outside space
  • Nearby pub or restaurant
  • Real fire
  • Nearby shop
  • Short breaks available
  • Tumble dryer
  • Village
  • Washing machine
  • Waterside
  • WiFi

Situated down a private road with direct estuary access, sits wonderful Allahoo, a four bedroomed home with a lovely terrace, barbecue and a parasol to enjoy al fresco dining with beautiful views, over the large lawn and out over the estuary and surrounding countryside. Those keen on water sports will love being able to access the water and explore the Kingsbridge and Salcombe estuary, and when the tides out enjoy walks around the foreshore. There is plenty of space in the kitchen for creating special holiday meals, and the lounge is comfortable for relaxing on a cool evening. Allahoo is sure to feel like a home from home for friends and family, perfectly located for a busy holiday exploring, or relax and just enjoy the views from the terrace with a gin and tonic!

West Charleton sits on the main Kingsbridge to Dartmouth road, just five minutes drive to Kingsbridge and thirty minutes to Dartmouth. There are stunning walks through fields and alongside the estuary. West Charleton marsh is popular with nature lovers and bird watchers and within easy reach of Allahoo. The popular town of Salcombe is a short drive, or can be accessed on the foot ferry from East Portlemouth. Where there are pretty sandy beaches. The beach at Torcross is just fifteen minutes away, along with access to the South West Coast Path. The golden sandy beaches of Thurlestone and Bantham are just a little further past Kingsbridge so plenty to choose from. Allahoo is a super base for your South Devon holiday.

PLEASE NOTE BEDROOM 4 PICTURED WITH BUNK BEDS IS NOW A TWIN BEDROOM

Front door leads into hall

Living room: 2 sofas, and armchair, TV and surround sound system -no live TV available but On Demand services plus Netflix & Prime available through Apple TV etc views over the front garden and out to the estuary. Log burner.
Kitchen with ceramic hob, dishwasher, washing machine, oven and combi microwave oven, American style fridge freezer, Nespresso machine.
Porch with coat racks and shoe storage, door to rear.
Dining room with dining table and seating for 8-10
Sun room, small area with 2 seater sofa, and occasional chair, patio doors to the front terrace.

Up half flight of stairs
Master bedroom with 5 ft king size bed, love seat, wardrobes, triple aspect windows, gorgeous views towards the estuary
Bedroom 2 with 4’6 double bed
Family Bathroom with bath with shower over, WC and basin

From main hall-down half flight of stairs
Bedroom 3 with 3’single cabin bed with mattress below -used as bunk beds with pretty fairy lights.
Bedroom 4 3' twin beds (not as pictured with bunk beds)

3 steps down to:
Shower room-shower cubicle, WC and basin.

To the front, views towards the estuary, terrace with freestanding parasol, table and seating for 8, large Weber gas BBQ, large fairly flat lawn, small childrens’ picnic bench, tree swing, slide, den and cargo net for climbing. Bench.

To the back of the house, table and seating for 6, lawn with trampoline, mud kitchen, rotary washing line, and bistro table with seating for 2.

WE RECOMMEND CHILDREN ARE SUPERVISED AT ALL TIMES.

GARDEN IS NOT FULLY ENCLOSED

The village of West Charleton is located just a stone's throw from the market town of Kingsbridge, on the other side of the pretty Bowcombe Creek - itself a popular spot for canoeing, paddle boarding, fishing and country walks. The village has one pub, and there is a very well-stocked store and filling station in the neighbouring village of East Charleton, just one mile away.

Kingsbridge boasts a wide selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, including the popular Crabshell Inn, which serves excellent food, and is perfect for al fresco drinks beside the estuary.

A short drive beyond Kingsbridge there are several golden sandy beaches to enjoy, at Thurlestone, Hope Cove and Bantham. Whilst the beautiful waterside town of Salcombe is just 20 minutes away, offering a variety of watersports, and excellent shopping and dining in a truly stunning setting.

In the other direction, the dog-friendly pebble beach at Torcross, with the scenic Slapton Ley behind, is just a 10 minute drive from West Charleton, and is a great place for a day on the beach, or for exceptional fish and chips from The Start Bay Inn. Further along this stretch of coast, you'll also find wonderful beaches at Beesands and Blackpool Sands, as well as the iconic lighthouse at Start Point.

The maritime town of Dartmouth can be reached by the magnificent coastal road within half an hour. Well worth a visit for an interesting selection of boutiques, gift shops, galleries and cafés as well as the opportunity to go on a river cruise up the Dart to the bohemian market town of Totnes.

A holiday cottage in West Charleton offers a picturesque spot conveniently close to many of the best beaches, towns and countryside in the South Hams.

 

Ample parking, electric car charging point by garage.

  • Included: Bed linen and towels (Guests to bring own beach towels). High chair, travel cot and Trip Trap for older children. 
  • Dogs: 1 Well behaved dog welcome, not to be left unattended in the property, or allowed on furniture. (Pet charge: £30 per week).
  • Wi-Fi.
  • Telephone: Mobile signal good.
  • Charging point for electric cars- £30 per car per week
  • Local facilities: 1.5 miles (East Charleton Garage or Kingsbridge with convenience shops and supermarkets). Beach 4.5 miles. Kingsbridge with all facilities 1.5 miles.

The Charleton
(Less than a mile)

A friendly village pub with some excellent food on the menu including lots of delicious local fish and seafood, Sunday roasts and traditional homemade puddings.  Super helpful staff, some great local ales and ciders on tap, cosy interiors and plenty of parking all add to the experience.  Well worth a visit. 

The Charleton, West Charleton, Kingsbridge TQ7 2AH (T: 01548 531212) 

 

 

 

 

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The Crabshell Inn
(Less than a mile)

(83)

This is a great spot to enjoy a meal or drink of two if you’re in the area, with plenty of outdoor seating taking full advantage of the glorious views over the estuary.  The acclaimed menu is made up of gourmet pizzas, burgers, seafood and lots more including kids options; and the bar has a great atmosphere in the evenings with live music most Fridays. 

The Crabshell Inn The Quay, Embankment Road, Kingsbridge TQ7 1JZ (T: 01548 852345)

 

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Superb location, good food. New layout, after a refurb in Dec 23 and bought out by St Austell Brewery, very nice loads more tables and space. Recommend.

January 2024


Stunning location, excellent food, fantastic atmosphere.

September 2023


Fabulous food, great service and a beautiful view

September 2023


Disappointed. Not like how it was in 80s & 90s. Expensive.

September 2023


We love to pop in to the Crabshell in the early evening for a beer and to watch the estuary flowing in and out. We had a delicious pizza too.

July 2023


Popular attraction. Pricey but good food. Very busy on BH weekend in May and had run out of food (except pizza) when we visited. Staff friendly.

June 2023


Very friendly staff. However, over-priced

May 2023


Very lively and friendly pub and only 5 minutes walk away from The Moorings.

April 2023


Wonderful seafood platter, which was absolutely delicious. Don't be put off by the parking, it's worth the challenge!

September 2022


Good position for estuary .car park tight for larger vehicles. Had lunch a little pricey . Food good sauces stingy . Suppose paying for the view and position.

September 2022


Lovely

August 2022


Fabulous!! wonderful location, great food and good service.

August 2022


Fantastic place to eat with a great menu and very good quality food and a good selection of local drinks etc. The restaurant is in a prime location as it sits quayside so the views are fantastic and its a great place to site and relax and take in the stunning views all whist eating great food or just having a drink. The only downside is the lack of parking and the parking that is available is very tight and not easily accessible.

August 2022


Expensive

July 2022


Visited once on a Friday evening.Food and service were great.Very busy and crowded.Music from DJ far too loud and some clientele left a lot to be desired,left with food packed to go.

July 2022


The Crabshell was very convenient for us, and we enjoyed a couple of drinks there as the sun was setting

July 2022


NOT AS GOOD AS IT WAS IN THE ALTE 80`S EARLY 90`S. HAS LOST ALL ITS CHARM & CHARACTER. GOURMET CUISEINE ISNT EVERYONES CUP OF TEA AND WAS ON THE EXPENSIVE SIDE

July 2022


L9vely lication excellent service and good food.

June 2022


Lost its Character from the 80's. Not everyone likes their type of menu and plain fpod should be available too. Don't know their Whiskies from their Brandies. Expensive

June 2022


Too posh food. Nothing for those who like simple food. Don't know theirWhiskies from their Brandys. Lost its character from how it was in the 80's

June 2022


Veery expensive. Lost its character. Menu not for everyone , lacks simple meals for those who don't like "posh" food . Asked what Brandy they had and reply was " Jim Beam, Famous Grouse, Jack Daniels" ?

June 2022


Beautiful surroundings. Charming, helpful staff and superb food. Sadly parking is a real issue though. There are probably pay and displays nearby but we had a toddler and a disabled diner. A couple of excellent gins soon sorted it out though!!!!

June 2022


Food was very good. Service was quick and friendly. On some evenings the music was too loud.

June 2022


Nice place in a lovely location to have a drink and something to eat.

June 2022


Fabulous restaurant with challenging tiny car park. Take a small vehicle or walk but worth it!

June 2022


Great seafood and service

June 2022


Food is good,but could be better and is overpriced. Most staff friendly but there are a few who need to smile a bit more. Bar staff were great

June 2022


Excellent fish & chips, first time we've been able to get a table now it's first come first served

June 2022


We have visited the venue many times, never disappoints. Great location, good selection of dishes to cover most peoples dietary requirements. One of our favourite places.

May 2022


Great place to eat and relax

May 2022


Disappointed that the balcony was not open to customers ( staff only! ) We have always enjoyed sitting in the sun up there.Drinks quite costly.

May 2022


We loved the staff great atmosphere.. chicken wings and pizza a must

November 2021


Food and service excellent. Would be happy to eat here any time.

November 2021


Lovely seafood platter, enjoyed al fresco.

November 2021


Lovely location for a sundowner at the end of a day overlooking the water. Equally good for dinner - lovely food with friendly staff.

October 2021


afraid that this place has now had its day - menu choice so poor we did not eat and needs a very good clean - we always ate here when in Devon - sorry now off the list

October 2021


Beautiful location overlooking the harbour .Food very good quality .

October 2021


Went at lunchtime had excellent food. Unfortunately was booked up on the evenings we wanted to go but that shows how good it is here

September 2021


Excellent pub with very good food

September 2021


If you visit Kingsbridge the Crabshell is a must!! Delicious food, friendly staff and amazing views!!

September 2021


Excellent meal in lovely waterside location.

September 2021


Great food and atmosphere

August 2021


We visited the Crabshell one lunchtime during our weeks holiday and found the service very good and the food we had was good. Having read about their infamous pizzas we decided to have them as takeaways one night. Unfortunately we were not that impressed and thought they were overpriced.

August 2021


Need to book well in advance. Couldn’t get a table 3 weeks in advance but had takeaway pizza. These were of a good standard.

July 2021


Although very busy and unable to pre book tables, we timed our daily visits perfectly (mostly with the tides) and managed to get a table. The staff were very friendly and accommodating, food was amazing too.

July 2021


Unfortunately it was closed when we were there.

July 2021


great for coffees and snacks and paddle boarding facility, but some of the serving staff were very grumpy!!

June 2021


Great place to eat in a great location. Nicola on front of house did a great job trying to find tables for people. Staff were friendly as well.

June 2021


Really lovely food and great prices. The kids loved the pizzas in particular

November 2020


Great location, great service and the freshest fish and chips ever.

October 2020


Location is the primary reason why people visit, as on a sunny day its wonderful to sit outside. The food is good but not great, and slightly overpriced, but I would go again if visiting the area again.

October 2020


Lively place, we sat by the water and watched the tide come in. Nice selection of beers and wine, decent food but dunno why they shut the salad bar at 8.30? Vegans go to bed early, do they?

October 2020


Great food, fab service and nice location

October 2020


Very hit and miss which given the prices isn't really good enough. Crab sandwich served in a brioche bun ? Thin Mac n cheese. Probably give this a miss next time

September 2020


Fabulous views from both outside if the weather is nice and inside, the food is yummy,also we felt the handling of the ever changing rules were handled very well and we felt the cleanliness and safety precautions well thought out, the staff were friendly and very helpful,just wished it was our local pub ....

September 2020


During Covid-19 this place was initially suitably prepared when we arrived & we felt safe inside the restaurant. The food menu was great but no drinks menu- the waitress did not volunteer what was available to drink when we asked & it took us to ask her before she could advise us what was available. Food was largely excellent although several of the mussel shells were closed. The one in and out policy in the toilets was not monitored which meant it was largely ignored & these were not as clean. I think in a pre Covid 19 world, this place would be a fun experience but there seems to be quite a bit of learning required when the place is busy & some instruction on providing either a drinks or wine menu or ensuring staff know is available rather having to extract this through interrogation!

August 2020


enjoyable meal and helpful polite staff

July 2020


Great food and service!

July 2020


Parking is a problem. Limited seating. Food only average for the price. Lovely location adjacent to the river.

October 2019


Friendly and attentive service and generous well cooked dishes in a lively atmosphere.

September 2019


A warm welcome and wonderful food which was a good mixture of the known and the adventurous - something for everyone, even vegetarians!

June 2019


Have been coming here for many years and the food remains of a very high standard.

June 2019


The best meal of our holiday! And we had eaten really well and had some lovely meals. But this was something else. The food was delicious. Full of taste. Vibrant. Different. The staff were friendly, welcoming and knew their stuff.

April 2019


Amazing food and friendly staff. A great atmosphere during the summer months and warm and cosy in winter.

January 2019


Restaurant is in a great location, good seafood and dogs allowed. We had a very nice lunch.

October 2018


Good if you like pizza. On the expensive side compared with other venues

September 2018


Amazing fish platter! Loved this place so much we went twice, second time we had mussels which again were amazing

August 2018


Rubbish customer service! Rang on 2 weekend days and 2 week days. Too busy Friday and Saturday “wouldn’t even bother coming in to wait”was the comment when we telephoned each time to book for 4 on any evening. On one of the weekdays, “I’d struggle to get you even pizzas later”; on the other, “We’re not fully booked but we’re busy so can’t book you in”! Absolutely rubbish! If I could press zero stars, I would!!!

August 2018


tried to book for the Friday night but was told it was fully booked but still come along as walk in customers, we did and got a table about 20 mins later, nightmare trying to get a drink at the bar whilst waiting for the table. The chicken burger was the best. The place is very busy and a lovely atmosphere, would go there again

July 2018


Lovely location but food a bit chaotic! When we visited they had run out of several menu options but didn’t tell us when we were given the menus. Also, when one of the dishes we had ordered arrived it wasn’t as described on the menu but no explanation or apology was given. Expensive for what it was.

July 2018


Lovely place on the waterfront, good food and drinks.

July 2018


Excellent service inside because outside was, as always full, even with an England match on. Food was really good and we had a thoroughly enjoyable evening. We will return next year.

July 2018


Good food, great atmosphere with views over estuary. Very good selection of Gluten free food.

June 2018


Great food. Perfect to sit outside on a summer day

June 2018


Lovely cuppa before and after paddle boarding with Waterborn which is situated next door. Excellent waterfront location and friendly staff.

May 2018


A nice meal here. Great staff and quality food.

March 2018


Fab food and friendly staff

October 2017


Great place. We only stopped for coffee and take out from the Deli but worth a visit. Staff were very friendly and it's very dog friendly.

September 2017


We had a fantastic meal here during a paddle boarding weekend and we were definitely not disappointed. The scallops were cooked to perfection. The place has a great atmosphere as well as great food. We booked in advance which was probably a good idea as it was very busy.

September 2017


Lovely food and staff were very nice and helpful would go again.

September 2017


Lovely food and great atmosphere

May 2017


Loved the pizzas and watching paddle boarders go by.

December 2016


Love this place. Great spot on the estuary, good selection of local ales and decent food too.

December 2016


Springfield Farm Shop
(2 miles)

(22)

A friendly farm shop, tea room and butchers set in the heart of the South Hams between the villages of East Charleton and Frogmore.  Buy some local meat and vegetables to create something delicious back at your holiday cottage,or take a break in the tea room and enjoy the beautiful view of the Frogmore estuary.

Springfield Farm Shop East Charleton, Kingsbridge TQ7 2AR (T: 01548 531523)

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Excellent farm shop! Very high quality produce. We enjoyed the meat, veg and bread very much and called in on our way home to take some with us.

April 2024


Absolutely delicious pies

September 2023


Very expensive - disappointing

September 2023


No longer a full cafe service but great pasties and a nice location to sit outside with takeaway drinks. Also a good selection of local products.

September 2023


Fabulous place for breakfast - beautiful sausage naps (enormous) such good value and the most amazing views

August 2023


Loved this place. Several visits for pasty / pie and coffee. Seating outside makes it dog friendly too.

July 2023


Gorgeous shop which we used while visiting Farthingfield. Lots of nice local products.

July 2023


Good range of fresh, local produce. Staff friendly. Pasties are absolutely delicious!

September 2022


Nice farm shop serving meat , bakery and provisions. Enjoyed a coffee and cake outside in picnic area taking in countryside views

September 2022


Fabulous farm shop, very tasty pasties, pies and sausage rolls, good selection of fresh fruit and vegetables, also a very good butchers with a very wide range of products. Would highly recommend a visit, beautiful views too.

August 2022


Worth visiting

July 2022


We bought some delicious chicken pies here and enjoyed them with a lovely salad.

July 2022


Pasties are delicious.

January 2022


Excellent produce - recommend the cakes. Good location for sampling the best of the region.

September 2021


Great little farm shop! Has all of the essentials, lots of luxuries and great baked goodies. The staff are friendly and welcoming and there’s a lovely walk that starts at the car park.

July 2021


Amazing produce - loved this farm shop

July 2021


Good selection of goods

June 2021


Walked here from cottage along creek, again friendly staff and delicious pasties and BBQ food especially the minted lamb chops. In the past we have breakfasted there and that was also excellent - a great shop.

June 2021


Really handy to the annexe Open everyday Good choice of products from everyday items to lovely local produce Definitely worth a visit

May 2021


Friendly, family run farm shop with some home cooked food. Have had outstandingly delicious homemade soup and cream teas on visits pre-lockdown. They have a great selection of groceries, local produce and an excellent butcher. A much nicer place to shop than any supermarket. I look forward to each visit!

April 2021


Highly recommended. We had the most delicious breakfast here whist on holiday and will definitely return next time.

July 2019


We had a most wonderful cream tea - beautifully presented and all homemade. All staff were very friendly and helpful both in the tea room and in the farm shop (even though it was the end of a very hot day)

July 2018


The Creeks End
(2 miles)

(37)

Centrally located this is a good choice for lunch, coffee or a cream tea while shopping in Kingsbridge or for a few drinks in the evening.  Sit outside in the summer or enjoy the friendly bar inside, and choose from an extensive menu including children’s options.

The Creeks End Inn Squares Quay, Kingsbridge TQ7 1HZ (T: 01548 853434)

 

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Excellent.

February 2024


Lovely food and friendly staff

October 2023


It's always a pleasure to spent time in this pub (or outside this pub, watching the world go by). An excellent selection of drinks served by friendly staff! Unable to comment on the food as didn't eat here.

September 2023


Excellent food with friendly staff

September 2023


This is the 'go to' pub for drinks and food

August 2023


Nice location at the end of the creek, but service and quality of food is not very good. OK for having a drink outside on the market square.

August 2023


Good friendly pub, with a varied selection of beverages. Unfortunately when we visited, food unavoidable.

July 2023


Excellent, Terry and all of his staff were helpful, considerate and friendly. Nothing to much trouble.

May 2023


We have just returned from our stay in Kingsbridge .. we love Creeks End and visited every day after our day out .. really friendly and welcoming staff .. highly recommend their breakfast .. looking forward to coming back next year .

May 2023


Lovely place to visit for a meal and a pint, friendly welcoming staff. The Sunday carvery is a must!

April 2023


First time here and was very pleased.Although very busy staff found a table for us and were extremely helpful with the menu.Food was good,atmosphere pleasant,a place where locals eat.

July 2022


Very welcoming pub with friendly staff. Had an excellent evening meal, the gammon was fabulous. Also had a wonderful breakfast too. Would thoroughly recommend this pub.

June 2022


The best breakfast had for while, lovely staff and to sit outside and watch the world go by was a delight.

May 2022


Been here many times on our visits to Kingsbridge, did feel that this time the quality and variety of the food was not of the usual standard.

April 2022


Excellent food and beer. Coping brilliantly with COVID restrictions. Well done!

September 2021


nice relaxing setting on the town square

September 2021


It was very ordinary the day we went for lunch. The staff were very busy but one of the younger, blonde haired waitresses spent quite a lot of time chatting to people at one table, leaving the others running around and customers waiting a long time for service. Eventually one of the other staff members asked her to get back to work and things improved a bit. Food was decent quality but just ordinary pub food, nothing special. Nice setting though.

July 2021


Good pub grub with excellent service but just as enjoyable to sit outside with a drink

May 2021


Service rather slow but we enjoyed a good cup of tea there.

April 2021


Had a lovely cream tea and coffee there too. Very attentive particularly bearing in one the Covid situation

September 2020


Excellent food and service. Great value for money. Lovely staff.

September 2020


Very welcoming and excellent supper when we visited last Friday evening.

December 2019


This is the place we had to collect the keys to our holiday accommodation. The staff were polite, cheerful and welcoming and wished us well during our stay. We ate here only once, not because we didn't like it but because we like to explore a lot and consequently eat at lots of different places. The food here was adequate, not stunning, but cooked properly and presented well (apart from not putting all the items from the menu on your plate ie the £11.95 crispy chilli beef dish my wife had was missing the bok choy and bean sprouts) but tasted delicious none-the-less and the £10.95 mushroom and cashew nut stroganoff was okay - portions were good. The atmosphere was lively, cheerful, a little noisy perhaps but not rowdy, everyone having a good time, not necessarily a good place for a quiet intimate meal for two (might be a quiet corner somewhere at the back)! There is no dedicated parking apart from the Pay and Display car park which is almost adjacent anyway (£1 minimum charge). We would certainly come again if in the area.

November 2019


Love this place, especially the live bands at the weekend. Great food and welcoming hosts.

October 2019


Fantastic Sunday Lunch - Beef cooked to perfection.

April 2019


Very friendly and reasonably priced good variety of ales and extensive menu

September 2018


Welcoming

June 2018


Good service & lovely food. Spectacular location

May 2018


had a nice evening meal in here, although a tad expensive we thought.

May 2018


Marvellous place to eat whatever time of day you choose to dine. We visited a number of times and the food was consistently excellent at reasonable prices.

May 2018


A couple of lovely evening meals here, very good menu and friendly helpful service. My husband said the local ale was super!! We shall be back next time we visit Kingsbridge. February 2018

March 2018


Good food and drinks in a friendly atmosphere

October 2017


Had Sunday lunch here. Staff very friendly & helpful & food was excellent.

June 2017


A perfect location close to our property.Friendly staff providing a 1st class service-both food and drink very good

June 2017


Love this place, friendly and good beer/food Sorry we missed Easter music nights

April 2017


popped in for a carvery, really good value and nice food. Very welcoming

February 2017


Friendly pub, good selection of pub grub and reasonably priced. Ended up having a few family meals here whilst spending a week in Kingsbridge

December 2016


Harbour House Café
(2 miles)

(4)

A tranquil haven in the centre of town, this vegetarian café offers breakfasts, coffees, innovative and tasty lunches, cakes and cream teas.  Sit inside in the light and bright café or eat al fresco in the secluded courtyard garden. 

Harbour House Café The Promenade, Kingsbridge TQ7 1JD (01548 855666)

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Really nice vegetarian take-away menu (and you can use their tables outside)

August 2020


A lovely cafe which tempts you into the building with smells that make your mouth water. Dog friendly and small child friendly with the happiest people serving. You will not be disappointed.

June 2019


Excellent choice of well prepared vegetarian dishes. Lovely garden. Friendly staff.

July 2018


Excellent and friendly place to visit for coffee and cake

March 2017


Waterborn Stand Up Paddleboarding
Waterborn SUP
(Less than a mile)

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If the weather’s right, Stand Up Paddleboarding is a wonderful way to really embrace the beautiful environment in the South Hams. Based in Kingsbridge Waterborn SUP offers lessons, board hire and a genuinely enthusiastic introduction to the variation on surfing whether you’re a pro or a beginner. They supply high quality equipment and tuition, whilst benefiting from a pretty spectacular learning environment.  They have all the equipment ready to hire, so just turn up with a big smile on your face ready to go!

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We really enjoyed this as first timers. The teaching session was excellent and gave us basic paddle boarding skills and the confidence to hire out boards again at South Milton Sands during our stay.

August 2022


First time I had tried paddleboarding.Equipment and instructor were first class.Really enjoyed it so much that I tried my skills out later on in my holiday and am a convert,now planning more.

July 2022


Excellent tuition from Kate and very enjoyable

June 2022


Went here as a family of five and had a great time paddle boarding.Well looked after by Crispin and Steve. Great fun as well once you sort your wobbly legs out.

June 2021


My Son & I had a great time taking part in this for the 1st time. Crispin was very caring, patient and a brilliant instructor. It poured of rain but it remained warm despite the early start! This did not dampen our enthusiasm & Crispin did offer to curtail the 1 of the 2 hours and refund us but we were enjoying ourselves far too much! We both ended up in the estuary for a swim anyway! Absolutely brilliant 2 hours & highly recommended.

August 2020


Our two hour early morning session was absolutely brilliant, thank you Crispin, we'll be back!

August 2019


Fantastic early morning session with Crispin - got us two oldies up on our feet paddling around the Kingsbridge estuary - what a fabulous way to start the day. Five star - would like to do it again.

May 2018


Very enjoyable - will definitely do it again. Crispin was very helpful.

September 2017


Thank you Crispin for a fab family lesson introducing us and our 3 girls to paddle boarding

May 2017


Kingsbridge Salcombe Ferry
(2 miles)

(18)

Much more than just a ferry service, the Kingsbridge Salcombe Ferry provides an unforgettable experience for anyone visiting South Devon, capturing the essence of the Kingsbridge Estuary and Salcombe Harbour from the safety and comfort of a Maritime and Coastguard agency approved vessel.  Harbour Cruises, Creeks Cruises and other special events are available but all services are tide dependent so check the timetable on their website in advance for running times.  

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An integral part of our holiday, er always treat the ferry as a miniature cruise.

October 2023


We caught the ferry twice, firstly in the sunshine, and we enjoyed the scenery, we caught the bus back too which was very easy. The second time it was a bit chilly so the lovely lady on the boat gave us a cosy blanket for the journey. It’s good not to have to park in Salcombe too.

July 2023


Fabulous but a bit on the pricey side

August 2022


First time on this new ferry,had been on old one several times.Did not disappoint.Crew were pleasant,informative and spent time talking with everyone.

July 2022


Great trip

July 2022


GREAT BOAT AND FRIENDLY STAFF . NOT ENOUGH CREEK ETC CRUISES. WAS EXPENSIVE £11 FOR ONE WAY

July 2022


A must for first timers to the area in particular but we have been coming for many years and still do the trip. Pretty ride and the couple operating it were very friendly and helpful, particularly helping my husband on and off the boat. Bit pricey but we went down on the boat and back on our free bus passes so we weren’t really restricted on ferry times

June 2022


Lovely but expensive. Lacked Creek Cruises, during our stay. Only 2 were on offer.

June 2022


Lovely trip down to Salcombe. Louise was a very good host and had lots of useful information

June 2022


Excellent service to Salcombe. It was a lovely way to travel to Salcombe- without the traffuc! We got the bus back as the tide wasn’t in again until much later, but that was very easy too.

June 2022


Excellent if rather breezy return from Salcombe. Would definitely use again when we visit next June

September 2021


very pleasant boat ride back into Salcombe

September 2021


Enjoyable boat trip to Salcombe .

September 2021


Quite expensive but a really enjoyable way of getting to Salcombe for a day out. More fun than driving. Can return by bus to Kingsbridge or West Alvington if necessary

August 2021


Staff on board extremely friendly and approachable. Great way to get to salcombe. No return only if you wish to come straight back. We caught the bus back to kingsbridge

August 2021


Lovely return trip from Salcombe, friendly, helpful crew. Prompt, efficient service, just a little bit pricey.

July 2021


Sadly it wasn't running when we were there, very disappointing!!!

April 2021


An enjoyable trip down to Salcombe

October 2020


Harbour House Art Gallery
Harbour House Art Gallery
(2 miles)

(3)

Harbour House Centre for Arts and Yoga sits in pride of place in Kingsbridge overlooking the estuary and offers yoga, meditation, Pilates and Tai Chi classes, a vegetarian café and art exhibitions in one beautiful, light filled environment. Friendly, healthy and holistic, they host local artists and a variety of artistic styles, but it’s not merely about observing, it’s about getting involved, so they also have life drawing, painting and arts classes available. The café overlooks the art gallery, adding another dimension to your lunch, but classes are popular, so while you can pop into most exhibitions, it’s a good idea to phone and check availability for classes before you turn up! Full details of timetables and current events on the site!

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Had a delicious and relaxing lunch-would certainly return.

September 2019


Great Place for Great Art with an ever changing selection of exhibitions. It seems to be the beating heart of Kingsbridge.

June 2019


A decent enough café, with reasonable coffee and a pleasant ambience, alongside a local art gallery with (when we visited) an eclectic mix of art and artifacts. And if you're into yoga, my guess is that any type of yoga you can imagine is available here. If the weather's nice, the rear courtyard garden is quite pleasant, too.

April 2017


South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Walks and Trails
South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Walks and Trails
(2 miles)

(13)

We have said it before and we will say it again, the reason South Devon attracts so many visitors and captures their hearts is because it really is a phenomenally beautiful part of the world, and as such is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in many areas. So walking is a great pleasure when you’re on holiday here, especially as there are over 40 routes in the AONB itself, ranging in length from two to 12 miles. They are a wonderful opportunity to explore the wildlife, archaeology and history of South Devon, as well as the views and scenery along the way.

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Beautiful walks everywhere with stunning views along the coastal path

September 2023


Lots of places to access coastal path. We joined it from Start point and visited the lighthouse.

July 2023


Stunning array of various walks around the area - consult the web site for some easy to follow routes. Very steep in places but the scenery is worth it.

October 2021


Stunning scenery and beautiful, sometimes challenging hikes on the coast path stretches. I was very lucky I had gorgeous weather.

September 2021


Wonderful walk in the sunshine along the coastal path from Garra Rock to Mill Bay. Well signposted. The road to Garra Rock is not for the fainthearted!

September 2021


Fantastic circular walk from East Portlemouth (catch the water taxi first from Salcombe) then follow the coastal path through woods and out on to stunning cliff top views for two miles until you reach Gara Rock Hotel which is something special then take the shorter return walk downhill through the woods.

July 2021


The coastal paths are wonderful.

July 2021


Bantham to Thurlestone Walk is lovely. Also the walk out to the lighthouse would recommend!

October 2020


Our apartment owners recommended Bolberry Down as somewhere to park ( NT Car Park) and enjoy the super views, even in the rain. It proved to be an excellent suggestion and we found paths from the Car Park that were easy to walk as well as the Oceans Restaurant which was good apart from not offering their sandwich menu during Sunday Lunch.

October 2019


Whether you want a strenuous walk or a gentle stroll there are wonderful coastal and countryside walks in this area of Devon.

September 2019


Visit to the East Soar walkers hut with its self service cream tea is a must as part of a circular work in that area

September 2018


Outstanding restaurant. Have ben using it since 2005 and always book beforehand to ensure a table. Friendly staff and reasonably priced. Ready to book for next year.

September 2018


Walked the South West Coastal path from Plymouth to Hope Cove - fantastic!

April 2017


Singing Paddle
Singing Paddles
(2 miles)

(5)

There’s no doubt about it, the best thing to do on a holiday in South Devon is get outside and have a waterside adventure, and Singing Paddles aim to help you do just that. Offering canoeing and coaching with more than 30 years of experience, the team are careful to operate a carbon neutral company funding local tree planting, hedge reinstating and using a grey water system to clean equipment. Paddling is an environmentally friendly water sport, and they offer a variety of sea kayaking and canoeing options for individuals and for groups starting at £15 for an individual session to £250 for a tailor made day.

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What a treat, lovely experience with a well informed guide.

June 2023


Great evening paddle with Dave for our family of four, all enjoyed very much.

July 2021


We feel incredibly lucky and privileged to have been on Slapton Ley with Singing Paddles. Our guide was really informative and kept it interesting enough to keep our 8 year old engaged. We learned so much about the history of the Ley, about it's eco-diversity and the various conservation projects. Highly recommend.

April 2021


Very professional

December 2016


Have been on several tours with Singing Paddles and have always enjoyed them. Really good fun and feels like you had a good workout by the end!

December 2016


Sunny Cove
Sunny Cove
(3 miles)

(7)

Accessed either by boat, via a 10-minute walk through the woods from parking at Mill Bay, or a stroll from the Salcombe to East Portlemouth Ferry, Sunny Cove is a sandy beach which, as you might expect, catches the sun throughout the day, weather pending. It’s on the East Portlemouth side of the Salcombe Estuary opposite North Sands beach and Fort Charles, the ruined fortification that was originally constructed during the reign of Henry VIII to defend the Kingsbridge Estuary against French and Spanish Pirates. It’s a relatively gentle spot for swimming and ideal for picnics, lazy summer afternoons, and reaching on kayaks and paddle boards from other nearby beaches as well as being the perfect spot for building sandcastles. That said, the tide can come in quite quickly so make sure you don’t get caught out and be careful of the swell when bringing boats into the beach. Head there for the day in the summer or as a stop off en route to the café at Gara Rock or a longer walk along the coast path towards Prawle Point. Dogs are welcome all year round but keep in mind that there aren’t any facilities in the immediate vicinity (it would be a 10-15-minute walk along wooded footpaths) so take your sandwiches with you!

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Gorgeous, quiet and very clean beach.

June 2023


Stunning bay ,Quiet and secluded

October 2021


Lovely little beach worth the walk or paddle!

July 2021


We didn’t know about this. Whilst appreciating the need to keep things to a minimum, local information like this could have been uploaded digitally. We made 2 attempts to locate a beach without success.

October 2020


The beach and the views were superb

September 2019


A nice sandy beach, crowded on a sunny day. but access quite tricky - a long walk for children if no room in the NT car park, and then a long walk back afterwards.

August 2019


Best reached by direct boat access but easy enough walk from ferry or mill bay car park. Our favourite beach.

August 2018


Mill Bay
(3 miles)

(29)

A sandy beach on the East Portlemouth side of the Salcombe Estuary, at low tide Mill Bay stretches all the way up the coastline to East Portlemouth beach. It has the most wonderful view of Salcombe itself and is popular with everyone, especially families, because of the large swathes of sand on which you can set up camp for the day and enjoy safe, clean swimming conditions. Parking is limited, so the best way to get to it is either by boat or by catching the East Portlemouth Ferry from Salcombe and strolling along. That way you can also nip past The Venus Café by the slipway to pick ice creams, sandwiches and refreshments before settling in for the day. There are rock pools to explore, sandcastles to build and swimming to be done, just make sure you’re careful of any boats coming in and out of the beach. Dogs are welcome at Mill Bay all year round, and it makes an excellent spot to run around with them whatever time of the year. Like the other beaches along this stretch of coast, Mill Bay makes for an ideal place to spend the day right into the evening, although it is a little stroll to the nearest facilities. It’s also a lovely beach to meander across en route towards Gara Rock or on a longer walk along the coast path.

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Lovely little beach with with views across the bay to Salcombe

October 2023


Stunning! Great car park, perfect for dogs, at low tide you can walk along the beach to east portlemouth and Venus cafe.

September 2023


Lovely quiet beach, clean beach & sea

July 2023


Lovely place to spend some time.

July 2023


Lovely clean beach with great views

May 2023


Lovely clean beach, easily accessible from our holiday cottage.

July 2022


Bit of a walk but well worth it - spacious beach, fabulous views and shallow waters.

June 2022


Brilliant beach 3 miles from the cottage

June 2022


Gorgeous little Bay close to where we were staying our dog. Loved fetching his ball in and out the water. Very pretty spot.

April 2022


Lovely beach and you can walk to Gara rock from here and along beach to the ferry crossing to salcombe

March 2022


Great beach. Bumpy access road as sand has blown across it. Slightly marred by 1-2 selfish dog owners who have left their calling cards

November 2021


We were lucky enough to spend 3 days on this beautiful beach. Fabulous place ??

September 2021


Fantastic beach one of the best in the area. Have to get to car park (National Trust) very early if you don't want to carry all your stuff to the beach.

September 2021


We attempted to drive to Mill Bay car park- not a good idea in August! No parking spaces, no turning points. We tried another day, parking at Gara Rock and asking down the bridle path. We have a disabled granddaughter, the walk down was manageable but the return walk was much more difficult. Beautiful beach and worth the walk.

September 2021


Lovely, clean, sandy beach in wonderful location with beautiful views and easy access from Salcombe via the East Portlemouth ferry.

August 2021


Lovely beach, clear water

July 2021


Lovely beach for children to play on.

June 2021


Favourite beach going back to my childhood. The road to it was closed due to a land slip in January. Talked to the workmen who said it was due to reopen November 2020.

October 2020


Lovely beach but this year overrun with people arriving by motor boat- so it felt a little worrying for kids to swim out among them,(and frankly it spoilt the view) and engine noise/fumes at the end of the day as everyone left!

September 2020


Wonderful

September 2019


I endorse all of the other favourable comments and emphasise the urgent need to make the lavatories hygienic. In fact all of the public conveniences are anything but convenient.

September 2019


Lovely beach, handy to have little food caravan selling crepes, drinks and ice cream, good quality too. The toilets were disgusting though and should have been cleaned more regularly, also waste bins overflowing.

August 2019


Great place for a day on the beach. Safe and dog friendly

August 2019


Lovely large sandy beach, perfect for young children who want to play in the strem and build dams, or play in the sea without large waves!

July 2019


Great beach

October 2018


A fabulous beach. Especially great fun at low tide for a water loving Labrador. We enjoyed our visits here. We also loved the passenger ferry from here to Salcombe. Beautiful beach.

October 2018


Beautiful beach lovely and clean. Small car park free to N.T. members. Highly recommended. Drawback no immediate café available. Venus café nearest but a trek if not mobile.

September 2018


Lovely beach well worth a visit. Dog friendly as well. Well worth the £7-50 national trust car parking fee.

July 2018


amazing beach, dog friendly, only downside is the toilets near the National Trust hut are very poor

July 2018


North Sands
North Sands, Salcombe
(3 miles)

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The first beach as you walk along the Cliff Road out of Salcombe, North Sands sits in a valley and is a sandy horseshoe shaped beach that’s expansive at low tide. Thanks to its shape and location, it’s extremely popular in the summer because there’s plenty of space to set up camp for the day with buckets, spades and fishing nets in tow for avid marine biologists and sand castle connoisseurs. The beach has a fresh water stream running through it from the top of the valley, which, aside from providing hours of entertainment for accompanying dogs and a marvellous place to wash the sand off your feet, also means that the beach is largely wet sand, so don’t forget to take something to sit on if you’re heading there for the day. Popular with swimmers, despite the chilly water, North Sands provides a wonderful view out of the mouth of the Salcombe estuary and into the deep blue yonder so, for keen photographers, it’s ideal. If the weather is right then it’s a favourite amongst body boarders or even surfers on choppier days, and it’s a great place to take the paddle boards and kayaks if you happen to have them. Dogs are allowed on the beach all year round, unlike many of the beaches in the area, there are toilets over the road and there’s a car park with charges from £1 throughout the year. The cherry on top of this beautiful location is The Winking Prawn café and restaurant that’s right next to the beach. Open all year round they serve everything from breakfast, lunch and dinner to coffee, tea and cake, and in the summer they provide a barbecue in the garden overlooking the sea. It is popular though so leave a little time to queue for that Salcombe Dairy honeycomb ice cream in the height of summer!

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A wonderful sheltered bay, the sea is so clean and lovely to swim in. Disabled access and dog friendly with the lovely cafe close by.

October 2023


Very nice beach. Very clean.

July 2023


Swim here daily when in Salcombe.

June 2023


A great dog friendly beach. Check the tide times, go at low tide, makes a fabulous beach to look for shells, relax in the sun, and walk in the stuff with your dog.

May 2023


Excellent beach for dogs

May 2023


Nice beach it's great dog friendly beach

May 2023


What a beautiful place to walk to along Coast Road from Salcombe town. The view through the trees to the amazing colour of the water is breathtaking and North Sands is spectacular. We could have sat just people watching all day. The winking prawn is a lovely place for a drink or bite to eat.

July 2022


Lovely beach which is a quick walk down from the property, food and toilets but neither used.

July 2022


Brilliant beach for all the family within walking distance of cottage. Car park and toilets nearby.

May 2022


Fantastic clean beach. Dog friendly

September 2021


Excellent clean and safe dog friendly beach. Very friendly and helpful locals.

May 2021


Lovely clean family friendly beach

July 2020


Lovely beach , easily accessible , particularly with elderly members in the party .

September 2019


North Sands is a wonderful beach great for families, the winking prawn restaurant is great for anything from snacks to a full meal stunning views out to sea

October 2018


Very nice beach for dog lovers and good café.

July 2018


Gorgeous, just stunning! Brilliant beach, fabulous cafe (Winking Prawn) and good priced car park! Love, love, love it!!

August 2017


Superb safe and stunningly picturesque

June 2017


Gara Rock Beach
Gara Rock Beach
(4 miles)

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A short ferry ride over the estuary from Salcombe to East Portlemouth, followed by a scenic walk along the coast (around 40 minutes depending on how speedy you are), will lead you to a dramatic headland and beach café known as Gara Rock. With panoramic views of the sea, the café is open for teas, cakes, lunch, and afternoon tea before you descend to Gara Rock Beach below. The beach is a sandy cove flanked by rocks, and can also be reached by parking at the Mill Bay car park which is around two miles away on foot. The beauty of this beach is that it is only accessible either on foot or by boat, so it does have a wonderful sense of escapism alongside its rugged splendour. Although it is a little bit of a climb back up to the café, the proximity of food and toilets means that you can set up camp here for most of the day, dipping into the water as and when you choose if the weather is warm enough. Alternatively, it’s the perfect place for a pit stop if you’re spending the day walking along the coast path towards Prawle Point and Dartmouth beyond. Dogs are allowed on the beach but not in high season, so keep that in mind, and while it’s a slightly tricky beach to get to it’s worth the effort… maybe just see if you can get a takeaway brownie and a cup of tea from the café to keep you going!

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A bit tricky getting down to the beach but worth it.

September 2023


Super dog friendly beach and the children had a lovely time too, it was pretty busy but it was a bank holiday!

June 2022


VERY PEACEFULL AND NO CROWDS

September 2021


Superb location, excellent service. We were unable to book beforehand but were fortunate to be able to secure a table.

September 2021


Beautiful sandy and pebbly cove... we spent 2 gorgeous days there with our dog! Be prepared for steep climb back to Gara Rock restaurant but worth it!

July 2021


After driving an hour through Devon drizzle we were not impressed to be turned away because we weren't guests. "or you can sit outside and have coffee from the Garavan". Lesson learned: Don't go unless you're booked.

October 2020


We had a beautiful meal with stunning views at Gara Rock. The staff were friendly and attentive and the food was divine. We also had spa treatments for the group, who left feeling relaxed and radiant.

September 2020


Lovely secluded beach, dog friendly and easy to get to.

July 2020


Go there for the coastal walk. Fantastic. Stop at the hotel for a coffee, the views are stunning

September 2019


A lovely beach (although quite "weedy"), almost deserted the morning we were there, and well worth the tricky path down and the steep climb back

August 2019


My favourite beach in the country, nothing run of the mill here, lovely views

July 2019


Lovely beach. We arrived early after a steep walk down the cliff path. Had the beach initially to ourselves! Starts to get busier as the day goes on.

July 2018


South Sands
South Sands, Salcombe
(4 miles)

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Over a (rather large) hill along the road from North Sands and around a 30-minute walk from the centre of Salcombe, South Sands is a sandy beach, with a stream running through it, that’s particularly geared up for water sports. South Sands is also accessible from the centre of Salcombe by the South Sands Ferry, a merry looking yellow, blue and red boat that takes around 15 minutes at a cost of £3.60 per adult and £2.60 for children over the age of three. You’re then greeted at the beach by a sea tractor to take you onto the dry sand, where you will find the South Sands Hotel as well as the enchanting Bo’s Beach Café. The beach café is a family run business serving all the necessities for a day on the sand including tea, cake, coffee and light lunches as well as beach essentials and toys. It runs in conjunction with Sea Kayak Salcombe who provide kayak and paddle board rental and tours for all levels. During the Salcombe Town Regatta, South Sands also plays host to the annual sandcastle competition, an illustrious occasion that welcomes all participants with enthusiasm, so make sure you keep an eye out if you’re a budding architect or artist, or potter along and take a look at the local and visiting handiwork if you’re more of a spectator. It’s worth noting that there’s limited parking at South Sands so it’s a good idea to either walk to it, park at North Sands a short walk away, or park in Salcombe and catch the ferry over. Dogs are also welcome at South Sands.

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Bit too far to cycle from centre of Salcombe for a swim, but do visit regularly. Used to stay at Bolt Head when it was an hotel, so remember it fondly.

June 2023


The new Harbour hotel at South Sands has wonderful views over the estuary and is worth stopping there for a quick lunch before continuing up to the overbecks

April 2023


North Sands better for beach but South Sands cafe and tractor/ferry are great.

June 2022


Rude staff on ferry - expecting people to wear mask on an outdoor boat trip ! Made to feel like we were an inconvenience- very poor.

August 2021


Great - kids loved the big building Site

August 2020


A beautiful sandy beach that is superb for children as you have to go out quite a way before the water gets deep. Water sports available. Access is via very narrow lanes so be prepared to reverse and parking is very limited.

July 2017


August 2022

We have had a fantastic time in this lovely house, in a beautiful location. We will definitely be back!


July 2022

Such a beautiful home and garden-such a wonderful stay


May 2022

Wonderful home. We have 3 children 7 and 5 who absolutely loves the garden and we enjoyed evenings sitting watching the beautiful views. We enjoyed Bantham beach and Slapton Sands. We would thoroughly recommend The Old Bakery and Twenty Seven for amazing meals out. The children loved The Crabshell and such an idyllic spot. Allahoo is a beautiful spot of paradise!


April 2022

Beautiful surroundings and garden. Booked for a few days to meet up with some friends who are still having to isolate so gave us a wonderful outdoor space which the 4 year old defined as the best magical garden


April 2022

We have had such a wonderful week in Allahoo! A home from home, we have really felt welcome and the kids had a blast on the trampoline and in the gorgeous garden. Fantastic view and great location. We hope to be back soon


December 2021

Beautiful! we had an amazing stay and an awesome Christmas. Thank you so much for the use of this lovely house.


November 2021

Lovely house in great location. Children really enjoyed the trampoline and swing and slide. Would highly recommend.


September 2021

Amazing views, incredible place. Mill Bay is more than 10 minutes away but one of the top beaches along with North Sands in Salcombe


September 2021

After leaving Cornwall, the second part of our holiday was spent at Allahoo. A lovely home with breathtaking views. We visited many places our favourites being Bolberry Down, Bantham beach, and Becky Falls. Eating wise plenty of choice, our favourites were Seven Stars, Woodys, and Crabshell Inn. There is a lovely walk up Church Lane with amazing views.


August 2021

Thank you for sharing your wonderful house with us. We instantly felt at home and love the garden and view! So good to have a well-equipped kitchen on holiday! This is one of the best houses we have rented for a holiday in the UK, France or Italy, during many years of holiday house rentals. We have really enjoyed the area and will definitely return. Kingsbridge feels authentic with its independent shops ideal. Can recommend Bantham, crabbing in Kingsbridge, boat hire in Dittisham travelling up to Dartmouth.


August 2021

Lovely, clean, welcoming


August 2021

After leaving Cornwall, the second part of our holiday was spent at Allahoo. A lovely home with breathtaking views. We visited many places our favourites being Bolberry Down, Bantham beach, and Becky Falls. Eating wise plenty of choice, our favourites were Seven Stars, Woodys, and Crabshell Inn. There is a lovely walk up Church Lane with amazing views.


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