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The Ness

On the outskirts of Shaldon village, overlooking the Teign Estuary, award-winning beers from around the world are on offer in this Georgian hotel. Dogs are allowed in the bar and outdoor areas.

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The Coombe Cellars

With lovely views over the estuary, this pub/restaurant offers a traditional menu and lots of healthy choices for both lunch and dinner. Guests can either dine inside and enjoy the interior rustic charm or al fresco in the courtyard or garden.

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Dawlish Beach

A picturesque beach stretching for just over a mile between Boat Cove and Langstone Rock, Dawlish Beach is the perfect escape from the town. With a long promenade extending the length of the beach, Dawlish provides an idyllic spot for a stroll. Wave to all those aboard the train running parallel to the promenade, then cast your gaze back to the deep blue sea.

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Castle Inn Holcombe

A fabulous traditional village pub with cosy interior and roaring log fire to keep you warm in winter, and a lovely vine patio for al fresco dining. Food is freshly prepared using seasonal produce and locally sourced where possible.

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The Grove Exmouth

In a splendid position on the seafront in Exmouth, this pub has fabulous views across the River Exe from the terrace. Enjoy the view and dine al fresco from the Burger Shack. Open daily, food is served throughout the day.

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The Ferry Boat Inn

Take the small passenger ferry across the estuary from Teignmouth, sit in the beer garden and take in the lovely views over the water. The beach is a stones throw away and it gets really busy in summer. Winter time is quieter and you'll find it easier to get a table.

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The Anchor Inn Cockwood

If location is what you're after then this is the place to go. Right on the harbourside, you can sit and watch the world go by all day. The Anchor Inn specialises in seafood but you'll also find lots of other options.

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Labrador Bay RSPB Reserve

Visit this beauty spot to see the cirl bunting, a rare little bird whose population is limited almost entirely to south Devon. Labrador Bay is well-known for its stunning views. Find it on the South West Coast Path between Shaldon and Maidencombe.

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Holcombe Beach

The village of Holcombe is a short walk away so park in the village and walk down Smugglers Lane under the railway line to the cove. It's a quiet spot made up of shingle and sand with the dramatic red cliffs above. Dogs are welcome year round.

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The Teign Ferry

One of England's oldest working ferries, the Teign Ferry provides a regular service between Teignmouth and Shaldon across a picturesque harbour estuary. The first recorded service across the Teign dates all the way back to the 10th Century.

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Things to do near Teignmouth

A few years ago, the Classic Cottages team started writing about where we live and why we love it. Over time these have evolved into the Classic Guide.

The Ness

The Ness

19 June 2026

On the outskirts of Shaldon village, overlooking the Teign Estuary, award-winning beers from around the world are on offer in this Georgian hotel. Dogs are allowed in the bar and outdoor areas.

The Coombe Cellars

The Coombe Cellars

19 June 2026

With lovely views over the estuary, this pub/restaurant offers a traditional menu and lots of healthy choices for both lunch and dinner. Guests can either dine inside and enjoy the interior rustic charm or al fresco in the courtyard or garden.

Dawlish Beach

Dawlish Beach

4 June 2025

A picturesque beach stretching for just over a mile between Boat Cove and Langstone Rock, Dawlish Beach is the perfect escape from the town. With a long promenade extending the length of the beach, Dawlish provides an idyllic spot for a stroll. Wave to all those aboard the train running parallel to the promenade, then cast your gaze back to the deep blue sea.

Castle Inn Holcombe

Castle Inn Holcombe

29 September 2024

A fabulous traditional village pub with cosy interior and roaring log fire to keep you warm in winter, and a lovely vine patio for al fresco dining. Food is freshly prepared using seasonal produce and locally sourced where possible.

The Grove Exmouth

The Grove Exmouth

16 September 2024

In a splendid position on the seafront in Exmouth, this pub has fabulous views across the River Exe from the terrace. Enjoy the view and dine al fresco from the Burger Shack. Open daily, food is served throughout the day.

The Ferry Boat Inn

The Ferry Boat Inn

16 July 2024

Take the small passenger ferry across the estuary from Teignmouth, sit in the beer garden and take in the lovely views over the water. The beach is a stones throw away and it gets really busy in summer. Winter time is quieter and you'll find it easier to get a table.

The Anchor Inn Cockwood

The Anchor Inn Cockwood

7 April 2024

If location is what you're after then this is the place to go. Right on the harbourside, you can sit and watch the world go by all day. The Anchor Inn specialises in seafood but you'll also find lots of other options.

Labrador Bay RSPB Reserve

Labrador Bay RSPB Reserve

15 October 2022

Visit this beauty spot to see the cirl bunting, a rare little bird whose population is limited almost entirely to south Devon. Labrador Bay is well-known for its stunning views. Find it on the South West Coast Path between Shaldon and Maidencombe.

Holcombe Beach

Holcombe Beach

18 September 2022

The village of Holcombe is a short walk away so park in the village and walk down Smugglers Lane under the railway line to the cove. It's a quiet spot made up of shingle and sand with the dramatic red cliffs above. Dogs are welcome year round.

The Teign Ferry

The Teign Ferry

17 June 2019

One of England's oldest working ferries, the Teign Ferry provides a regular service between Teignmouth and Shaldon across a picturesque harbour estuary. The first recorded service across the Teign dates all the way back to the 10th Century.