Plan your visit
Dartmouth is in a stunning part of South Devon. It is a thriving and historic town, nestled in beautiful countryside. With over 300 local businesses, a busy but pictureque deepwater harbour, and lots of activities on hand, there is little chance of running out of things to do.
And Dartmouth prides itself on the warm welcome, so we look forward to seeing you soon.
Getting to Dartmouth
Totnes is the nearest train station, and is 14 miles from Dartmouth. Links by bus or taxi.
If you are driving then Dartmouth is 43 miles south of Exeter.
Dartmouth is also a short car or bus ride from Brixham, with a ferry trip across the stunning river. This also means there are no excuses for missing out when staying in the Torbay area.
Parking in Dartmouth
Dartmouth is an old town, so the streets are narrow, and parking is limited. A park and ride service is provided at the top of town, with a regular service into the town centre. Whilst there are car parks in the town and on-street parking, please be aware that these have strict time limits during the summer months and limited spaces.
Staying in Dartmouth
There are plenty of accommodation options in Dartmouth to suit all tastes and budgets. Take your pick from gorgeous holiday cottages, inns and hotels steeped in maritime history, or modern hotels with spa facilities. There are some pretty steep hills in Dartmouth, so do check with the accommodation if you have mobility issues.
Entertainment
Dartmouth has its own arts centre, The Flavel, which has a busy and varied schedule of films, live shows and arts related workshops.
Many of the pubs have live events, and there are a number of Festivals throughout the year.
As a port town it's no surprise there are also plenty of events on the water, including the Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta.
What's On
Dartmouth likes to keep busy, so if you are planning a visit have a look at the What's On listing to see if there is something you want to include in your trip.
With it's good links to the other local towns, Dartmouth is a great option if you want to attend events in the area but also get a break from the crowds.
Visit South Devon
Dartmouth sits in one of the most amazing parts of the UK. South Devon has so much on offer.
The beautiful coastline has some of the best beaches in England. Stretching from the sea to Dartmoor National Park you’ll find dramatic landscapes. Not to mention enchanting towns and villages that are each unique and interesting in their own way. Truly a region worth exploring.
Download our Visitor Guide to find out more about Dartmouth, it's history, and all the activities available.