Cottages in Plymouth

There's so much to experience in Britain's Ocean City, so why not stay for more than just the day. Whether you are here for just one night or two weeks, there is so much to experience. Plymouth's desirable location allows you to choose between cottages with sea views or rolling green landscapes. Find a picturesque cottage for a special family holiday or a luxurious one for the perfect romantic break. Available in different sizes these cottages offer secluded locations such as Tamar Valley, from where you will have outstanding views while keeping your privacy. Enjoy a cottage in Plymouth and start making new memories with your loved ones!

Self catering holiday cottages suit those wanting quiet holidays near the sea but surrounded by nature. Accommodate your family, have a gathering with a group of friends, share a weekend with your partner or simply enjoy the solitude and tranquillity as a solo traveller, and make the most of this time for yourself. From patios and barbecue areas to manicured gardens with lots of space for the children to play. And if you travel with your four-legged buddy, check the cottages where pets are allowed. Have a wonderful time in the morning watching the views from your window and relax by the fireplace in the evening as you have a chat or plan the next day ahead. Two days are never the same. Come and join the community of travellers in Plymouth and write your own story!

The vibrant city of Plymouth is packed with attractions, entertainment and sightseeing, but you can also enjoy the fabulous outdoors of Dartmoor National Park. Experience the ancient woodlands, explore the archaeological remains including menhirs, stone crosses and stone circles or simply enjoy a bike ride. Those who prefer hiking are in for a treat as they will find several paths to follow while admiring the wildlife of the area. The Tamar Valley is also an area of outstanding beauty worth exploring by boat or train.

Plymouth is a great city for shopping. Here you can find a great variety of independent shops as well as boutiques and popular street brands. The waterfront is full of treats for shopping lovers! The pedestrianized streets in Plymouth city centre is what every shop lover can dream of. Drake Circus is a big shopping centre where you can find anything you want under one roof. Royal William Ward and markets are also a shopping hub where you can find unique items and delicious fresh produce.

The Mayflower Steps mark the final English departure point of several passengers who set sail on the Mayflower in 1620. Nowadays, if you go and visit the 'Steps', it consists of a commemorative portico with Doric columns of Portland and a small platform over the water. On top of the platform, there is a steel rail and a ledge with some nautical artwork and historical data.

Bantham beach is regarded as one of the best in South Devon, and it is ideal for a perfect beach day. The beach belongs to the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and it boasts the Blue Flag award. This is a shallow and sandy beach, ideal for families with children. The little ones can enjoy swimming and paddling and enjoying some crab hunting in rock pools at low tide. Surfers are also in love with this beach so if you are looking for a ride on the waves, Bantham Beach is the place to be!

Plymouth is a city with many years of history with several boundary stones and different markers that add outstanding interest to the heritage scenery. You can discover this heritage and the number of stones in the area following the trails, visiting historic sites, parks, and places of interest. Try the Devonport Park trail, Laira Heritage Trail, Devonport Heritage Trail or the City Centre Wildlife Trail. Explore Plymouth and enjoy!

Sutton Harbour is a prominent waterfront site. This is the historic link between Plymouth and the sea. Walk along the iconic cobbled streets, admire the ancient buildings, browse the shops and have a nice dinner with sea views. Enjoy some fish from the fish market, known as Plymouth fisheries, or attend some of the festivals and celebrations including sailing races.

The Box is Plymouth's museum, art gallery and archive. Visit The Box and walk around its nine galleries, showcasing incredible exhibitions and collections, natural history specimens, and an incredible woolly mammoth. Admire several paintings, colourful prints, sculptures and ceramics, film and photography related materials, and maps. After the visit stop at The Box Kitchen & Bar for a snack or a meal or enjoy a cuppa and a piece of cake at The Little Box café in Tavistock Place. Before you go, make sure you browse what is in the gift shop to take as a souvenir.

Smeaton's Tower is a popular landmark on Plymouth's Hoe. The Smeaton’s Tower is a lighthouse that was erected in 1759 and taken down in the early 1880s because of problems with the rock that it was standing on. Stone by stone, the tower was moved and restored on the Hoe. Nowadays, you can get incredible views of Plymouth from the lantern room.

Be amazed by an underwater world at the National Marine Aquarium truly. This is a unique venue in Sutton Harbour with breathtaking views, so it is perfect to celebrate a special occasion, your birthday or even your wedding! There are always activities happening, so make sure you check the calendar. Try the virtual visit before going to the Aquarium, enjoy a dining experience and have an incredible time discovering the ocean and its underwater natural heritage.