Sean's Guidebook
Babbacombe and beyond
Places to visit at Babbacombe
The cliff railway if your wanting some exercise walk down to odicombe beach and return by railway a great view .
Lunch ,takeaway or coffee I recommend three degrees west , a warm welcome here.
Walk across to Babbacombe beach and beyond more rocky quiet for swimming.
The Cary Arms looks over the harbour, may need to book for meal it's a 5 star hotel.
Various walks back to top finishing by Babbacombe Theatre or to the left side of road up to walls hill and the continuation of the South west coast path .
TEA on the downs , spoil yourself at Angels may need to book its very popular
Eating on the Babbacombe downs.
There are many choices here you may wish to consult trip adviser
My main takeaway
is the famous Hanbury fish and chips a few minutes along Princes street from the downs, really lovely to enjoy while enjoying the view over lyme bay.
Tip the mini meal is great for small appetites and very reasonably priced.
Places to visit
Kents cavern , Wellswood.Britain's oldest stone age home and more . See website for details
Follow Ilsham road all the way to Meadfoot beach
Lovely sandy party rocky beach best when tide is out, far end is Meadfoot cafe lovely outlook and feel, occasionally have evening menu , breakfast and lunch strict times , above it the Osborne hotel with terrace cafe and bar non residents welcome .
Follow Isham road then branch up to Ilsham marine drive to some of the finest views across Lyme bay .
Not forgetting another small but beautiful cove Ansteys cove easily walkable about 30 minutes across walls hill and down the sw coast path, there awaits a small cove lovely for swimming and cafe serving breakfast.
Further afield the village of shaldon very sweet with cafes pubs along the mouth of the river teign. Parking is difficult so go up the hill and find a car park or maybe some road parking.
Maybe take the ferry to Teignmouth only 5 minutes.
Even farther afield is the fishing town of Brixham and not far to Kingswear and Dartmouth. For bigger escapes try start point amazing walk along coast path any many small coves to enjoy.
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Babbacombe
Places to visit at Babbacombe
The cliff railway if your wanting some exercise walk down to odicombe beach and return by railway a great view .
Lunch ,takeaway or coffee I recommend three degrees west , a warm welcome here.
Walk across to Babbacombe beach and beyond more rocky quiet for swimming.
The Cary Arms looks over the harbour, may need to book for meal it's a 5 star hotel.
Various walks back to top finishing by Babbacombe Theatre or to the left side of road up to walls hill and the continuation of the South west coast path .
TEA on the downs , spoil yourself at Angels may need to book its very popular
Eating on the Babbacombe downs.
There are many choices here you may wish to consult trip adviser
My main takeaway
is the famous Hanbury fish and chips a few minutes along Princes street from the downs, really lovely to enjoy while enjoying the view over lyme bay.
Tip the mini meal is great for small appetites and very reasonably priced.
Places to visit
Kents cavern , Wellswood.Britain's oldest stone age home and more . See website for details
Follow Ilsham road all the way to Meadfoot beach
Lovely sandy party rocky beach best when tide is out, far end is Meadfoot cafe lovely outlook and feel, occasionally have evening menu , breakfast and lunch strict times , above it the Osborne hotel with terrace cafe and bar non residents welcome .
Follow Isham road then branch up to Ilsham marine drive to some of the finest views across Lyme bay .
Not forgetting another small but beautiful cove Ansteys cove easily walkable about 30 minutes across walls hill and down the sw coast path, there awaits a small cove lovely for swimming and cafe serving breakfast.
Further afield the village of shaldon very sweet with cafes pubs along the mouth of the river teign. Parking is difficult so go up the hill and find a car park or maybe some road parking.
Maybe take the ferry to Teignmouth only 5 minutes.
Even farther afield is the fishing town of Brixham and not far to Kingswear and Dartmouth. For bigger escapes try start point amazing walk along coast path any many small coves to enjoy.