Valerie’s guidebook
Food scene
Well known local restaurant with a good selection of dishes including some excellent greek dishes. Popular with locals.
14 locals recommend
Trade Winds
12 Station RdWell known local restaurant with a good selection of dishes including some excellent greek dishes. Popular with locals.
Finley Browns Cafe
Bank StreetVery good local cafe, fabulous cakes and breakfasts
Just across the Teign Estuary in Shaldon. Very popular cafe next to the beach.
30 locals recommend
The Clipper Cafe
26 StrandJust across the Teign Estuary in Shaldon. Very popular cafe next to the beach.
The Anchor Inn is in Cockwood, a few miles from Teignmouth. Famous for its mussels.
20 locals recommend
The Anchor Inn
The Anchor Inn is in Cockwood, a few miles from Teignmouth. Famous for its mussels.
The Elizabethan Inn
Fore StreetLocated just past teignmouth golf course. Excellent food.
Neighbourhoods
The Ness Cove is a sandy beach over in Shaldon. It is accessed via an original smugglers tunnel. It is protected by the wind by the high cliffs.
46 locals recommend
The Ness
Ness DriveThe Ness Cove is a sandy beach over in Shaldon. It is accessed via an original smugglers tunnel. It is protected by the wind by the high cliffs.
Sightseeing
Labrador Bay Viewpoint, along the south west coast path is a stunning location. It is 1.5 miles from Teignmouth. A beautiful place to just sit and relax or walk.
Labrador Bay
Teignmouth RoadLabrador Bay Viewpoint, along the south west coast path is a stunning location. It is 1.5 miles from Teignmouth. A beautiful place to just sit and relax or walk.
The castle is 600 hundred years old and is surrounded by a deer park. There is also a cafe and small garden shop on the premises.
92 locals recommend
Powderham Castle
The castle is 600 hundred years old and is surrounded by a deer park. There is also a cafe and small garden shop on the premises.
There is a ferry that runs from here across to Exmouth, which has the longest sandy beach and esplanade in Devon (2 miles). The ferry runs every day between April and October. The Starcross to Exeter walk (7.2 miles) will take you along the Exe estuary with great views. There is an old lock that was built in 1560. The Turf Lock Hotel and Pub. A good place to stop for some refreshment.
Starcross station
The StrandThere is a ferry that runs from here across to Exmouth, which has the longest sandy beach and esplanade in Devon (2 miles). The ferry runs every day between April and October. The Starcross to Exeter walk (7.2 miles) will take you along the Exe estuary with great views. There is an old lock that was built in 1560. The Turf Lock Hotel and Pub. A good place to stop for some refreshment.
Torquay is called the English Riviera. It has a wide sandy beach with a monastery which was founded in the 11th century - Torre Abbey. Babbacombe Downs and Oddicombe Beach are also worth a visit. Various boat trips can be taken from here to Paignton, Brixham and Dartmouth
122 locals recommend
Torquay
Torquay is called the English Riviera. It has a wide sandy beach with a monastery which was founded in the 11th century - Torre Abbey. Babbacombe Downs and Oddicombe Beach are also worth a visit. Various boat trips can be taken from here to Paignton, Brixham and Dartmouth