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Buckland-Tout-Saints Hotel is situated in the beautiful countryside of South Devon and is the perfect place to use as a base to explore this wonderful part of the United Kingdom.

River Avon - Bantham - South Devon

Dartmoor

Within ten miles from Buckland-Tout-Saints one can reach the edge of one of the last wildernesses in Southern England. Made famous by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s "Hound of the Baskervilles", Dartmoor consists of beautiful rolling hills and moorland interspersed with over 200 granite tors.
Streams, lakes and reservoirs filled with crystal clear water abound and the population is mainly made up from wild deer, ponies and high-flying buzzards.

Dartmoor

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Places of Interest for Adults.

Historic Houses & Castles

Castle Drogo, Totnes Castle, Berry Pomeroy Castle, Dartmouth Castle, Dartington Hall, Buckfast Abbey,
Cothele House, Buckland Abbey, Saltram House.

Gardens

Eden Project, Cothele Gardens, Rosemoor, Colleton Fishacre, Overbecks, Heligan, Killerton,
Saltram, Lanhydrock & numerous others.

Golf

Thurlestone, Bigbury-on-Sea, Dartmouth Country Club, Moretonhampstead.

Water Sports

Sailing, swimming, diving, water skiing, fishing etc. all within a few miles of Buckland-Tout-Saints.

River Avon - South Devon

Shooting

Arranged locally.

Places of interest for children.

Beaches

(Within an eight mile radius of Buckland-tout-Saints)
Blackpool Sands, Slapton Sands, Lannacombe Beach, East Portlemouth, Salcombe, Hope Cove,
Thurlestone, Bantham, Wonwell Beach, Bigbury-on-Sea.

Bantham - South Devon

Nature Parks / Zoos

Monkey Sanctuary - Looe, Wild Life Park - Sparkwell, Butterflies & Otters - Buckfastleigh, Paignton Zoo

Other

South Devon Railway - Buckfastleigh.
Morwellham Quay - Gunnislake.

Position of the Hotel relative to the Kingsbridge and Salcombe Estuary


Towns

Kingsbridge

Situated in the centre of the South Hams less than two miles from Buckland-Tout-Saints, Kingsbridge lies on the north end of the beautiful Salcombe Estuary. Although nowadays a recreational boating location.

This picturesque south facing town built on the side of a hill, houses a thirteenth century church and an extremely interesting museum, alongside quaint shops, pubs and restaurants.

Kingsbridge Tourist Information Centre

Salcombe

This is Devon's most southerly town and is undoubtedly set in one of the most beautiful locations.

Formerly a fishing port, today it is a sailing and boating centre well known to yachtsmen and women from around the world. At the entrance to the Estuary is the remains of a medieval castle which guarded the harbour nearly five hundred years ago.

Salcombe Tourist Information Centre

Totnes

First mentioned during the reign of Edgar (959 AD) Totnes is historically one of the finest towns in Britain. Located on the River Dart it boasts the remains of an early Norman Castle and two medieval gateways. Many sixteenth and seventeenth century houses line the main street.
At Dartington you can discover how the world-renowned Crystal Glassware is created.

Dartmouth

The beautiful port of Dartmouth lies at the mouth of the River Dart. It is an extremely well known yachting centre and is famous for the Britannia Royal Naval College, the impressive buildings of which overlook this bustling town. Seafood restaurants and antique shops abound amongst the narrow streets.

Dartmouth Tourist Information

River Dart - South Devon


Plymouth

Plymouth has been made famous by the achievements of Drake, Cook and Raleigh, all of whom set sail from this Port. So too did the Pilgrim Fathers when they sailed from the Barbican in the Mayflower on their epic voyage to America. Sir Francis Drake, who was once Mayor of the City, played his famous game of bowls on Plymouth Hoe before defeating the Spanish Armada at sea.

The City is also renowned for it's "Plymouth Gin!"

Exeter

This historic city is Devon’s capital and is Roman, Saxon and Norman in origin. The first King of England built its medieval walls, and ancient underground passages and catacombs still exist today.

The above is only a small selection of towns and places of interest.
If you require any further information please contact this Devon hotel by phone or e-mail.

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