Getting Oriented

  • Bristol.
  • Wells.
  • Glastonbury.
  • Dunster.
  • Exmoor National Park.
  • Porlock. .
  • Lynton and Lynmouth. A
  • Clovelly.
  • Cornwall.
  • Plymouth.
  • Dartmoor National Park.
  • Tavistock and around.
  • Lydford.
  • Okehampton.
  • Chagford.
  • Exeter.
  • Topsham.
  • Beer.
  • Torquay.
  • Totnes.
  • Dartmouth.
  • Bristol. The region's biggest city.
  • Wells. A town with a mighty cathedral.
  • Glastonbury. A cathedral town connected to the mythical Avalon.
  • Dunster. A charming village.
  • Exmoor National Park. A landscape with a romantic appeal.
  • Porlock. A small town with literary connections.
  • Lynton and Lynmouth. A charming pair of Devonshire villages.
  • Clovelly. A picture-perfect English town.
  • Cornwall. Britain's famed Western peninsula.
  • Plymouth. A modern city with some important historical sights.
  • Dartmoor National Park. Open heath and wild moorland.
  • Tavistock and Around. A good base for Dartmoor.
  • Lydford. Home to a spectacular gorge.
  • Okehampton. Another good base for exploring Dartmoor.
  • Chagford. A village with plenty of history.
  • Exeter. A historic city with a sturdy cathedral.
  • Beer. A fishing village with a kid-friendly cave.
  • Torquay. The center of South Devon's English Riviera.
  • Totnes. A relaxed market town.
  • Dartmouth. A port town.

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