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When you think of Devon, does your head turn for the rolling green hills full of farms with sheep and lambs inside the patchwork fields, the rugged moorland of Dartmoor, or perhaps the stunning beaches, some of which are considered to get among the best within the world?
Many holidaymakers come to Devon for only such scenery, along with the experiences such locations may offer, from cycling down country lanes to picnics for the moors or combing rockpools for crabs along with other marine life.
One of the best ways to see South Devon is to use a self-catering luxury cottages in cornwall cottage as a base camp. Unlike a conventional, plain hotel with the "same old" four walls and decor, you will get an incredible feeling of enjoyment and fun just from renting an exclusive cottage saved in a village or hamlet in the South Hams part of South Devon. Perhaps you'll spend the night in a luxury thatched cottage near Salcombe, a converted barn near Dartmouth or even a country cottage near Kingsbridge. No matter what requirements you have, like travelling with several young children and needing a big cottage or farmhouse, or with dogs and needing dog-friendly self-catering accommodation, there's an adequate selection of cottages and other self-catering accommodation to choose from inside the South Devon area.
Of course, it's likely that a new "home from home" will be off the beaten track. Unless you're inside the middle from the few towns within the South Hams for example Dartmouth, Kingsbridge or Ivybridge, you may be "out inside sticks", which means you will end up able to open your entry way, take in the spectacular scenery, as well as set off on the walk, hike, cycling ride, or just a quick drive on the beach, or moors. One from the most famous local walks may be the South Coast Walk down the South West Coastal Path, which runs for a total of 630 miles round the Westcountry. Several designated walks get into the South Hams area, and will likely be near your lodgings. For example, Salcombe to Bolt Head is really a 3 mile walk through a landscape of rocky spires and pinnacles with inspiring views!
If you're within driving distance, you won't have to worry about catching flights from airports, either around the way to or from Devon, that takes away one of the primary stresses of your holiday! You can have a leisurely drive down through the counties of the West Country, perhaps stopping off at the pub for a normal ploughman's lunch before going to your self-catering cottage or other accommodation.