EXMOUTH 5 DAYS - CAVENDISH HOTEL

Exmouth developed as a resort in Georgian times and was once probably the most select seaside resort in Britain, being home to such famous people as Lady Nelson and Lady Byron. Nowadays it offers a rich mixture of immaculate sands, lovely gardens, a busy marina and a wide range of sports facilities that combine to make it an excellent resort for all ages and interests. To the south the resort overlooks Lyme Bay, while to the west it looks across the estuary of the River Exe to the Haldon Hills and Dawlish Warren. There are boat trips aplenty but also lots to do on dry land with good shops, a museum, many old pubs and good walks at every turn. For the more active there is a swimming pool, golf, and all forms of water sports including a sailing school.Full Day Excursion to Seaton and Sidmouth
Sidmouth is a famously select resort which was regularly visited by Princess Victoria before she became Queen. Huge cliffs rise on either side of the town's Regency architecture. Seaton is a charming resort with a delightful tramway.

Full Day Excursion to Teignmouth and Exeter
We travel around the estuary of the River Exe, visiting Dawlish and the delightful small resort of Teignmouth before turning back to Exeter, the ancient county town of Devon with its innumerable shops and many interesting historical sights including a splendid cathedral.Cavendish Hotel

This delightful hotel is wonderfully situated on the level seafront overlooking Exmouth's fine golden sands, a few minutes' walk from the shops. All 76 rooms are centrally heated with private bath or shower and WC, hair dryer, tea/coffee making facilities and TV with radio channels. There is a TV lounge, quiet lounge with sea views and games room with snooker and darts. The bar lounge has a dance floor and entertainment most evenings. Lift serves most rooms except 4th floor (a few stairs to some rooms on split level floors). Extensive car parking. Tel: 01395 272528 A Leisureplex Hotel

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