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Unfortunately, it's more of an expensive restaurant than a village pub. There's nothing to eat between breakfast, lunch and dinner. Large parking lot and an even larger beer garden.

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The bridge is only 100m away.... If you are not particularly adventurous, you will enjoy walking

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Just love the character that Dartmouth has to offer. The inner harbour is cute with shops and houses around it and a small park directly adjacent to it.

The road is currently closed to cars (June 2024) due to erosion. You can pass it using the raised walkway and avoid a long detour.

The climb isn't too steep, it's just a long constant grind.

One way system in the town centre and it can be busy with pedestrians

Sunday lunch smelled delicious. Had a nice pint sat by the river. I'll be back for food after seeing that 😋

A Beautiful, quiet villiage with two great pubs with plenty of outdoor seating.

Definitely worth it. A delightful little experience and cheap too

The Dartmouth to Totnes ferry takes you on a scenic river trip up or down the River Dart. It takes about one and half hours each way and costs £19 per adult (May 2023). You can only buy a return which is a shame as it's a really nice walk on the west shore of the Dart following the John Musgrave Heritage Trail. The ferry runs regularly between April and September with a restricted service in October and no sailings in the winter.

The stepping stones are the last crossing point of the Harbourne River before it enters the tidal Bow Creek and flows into the Dart estuary. They are used on the John Musgrove Heritage Trail as well as for joining footpaths and avoiding having to walk upstream to the road bridge in Bow.

An atmospheric country pub that serves good food and drink and offers rooms. The food is good classic pub grub with a lean towards locally sourced products and seafood. Open 12:00 till 21:00 but sometimes a bit later if it's busy. Food served 12:00 - 14:00 & 18:00 - 20:00.

The Dartmouth Passenger ferry is one of three ferries which cross between Dartmouth and Kingswear. The passenger ferry runs about every 15mins and costs £2 per adult (May 2023 price). Ferries run every day between about 7:30 & 18:50. The car ferries which also take passengers run later.

Blackpool Sands is a large scenic beach with a coarse sand to small pebble texture. It's a blue flag award winning beach for the beauty and surrounding environment. It's a privately managed beach with a pay and display car park but that's not an issue if you walk here. There is a cafe and a shop selling buckets and spades etc. You can also hire sit on top kayaks, deck chairs etc.

Dartmouth inner harbour is separated from the main river by a passage under the road. This means it's very sheltered but only available to small craft. There is a small slipway for small boats, canoes etc.

The village has an industrial past. A paper mill opened in 1829, and produced high quality hand-made paper until the late 20th century. An extension was opened in 1889, and has now been converted into holiday accommodation. Nearby on the quay is a restaurant-pub, the Maltsters Arms, once owned by the TV chef Keith Floyd

Lovely hilly coastal road, quite a challenging ride and potentially busy at peak times, but always beautiful.

One of the nicest places on Earth.

park in Stoke Fleming and walk the pretty way that avoids the main road

Tuckenhay is a small hamlet of waterfront houses on Bow Creek. While small, there is still enough room for two pubs in Tuckenhay. Its history is in papermaking but now you are more likely to see passing kayaks and paddleboards on the tidal creek. Particularly beautiful in the Autumn when the riverbank is swathed in red and gold.