Dartmoor and Exmoor

Follow a wild walking trail to a thundering 30-metre (98ft) waterfall, in the deepest gorge of the South West.

From festive lights trails to ghost-hunting trips, this ancient house offers festivals and events galore.

These wildlife tours are hosted by local experts, in a rugged Land Rover Defender 110.

Take on an adventure or two including gorge scrambling and rock climbing and geocaching – or design your own at Dartmoor.

Visit the last castle to be built in Britain, with the rugged Dartmoor tors that surround it.

Take in the sweeping views across Dartmoor and the south Devon coast at these majestic granite rocks dating back 280 million years.

Will you swing through the trees on the high ropes course, or head underground on a caving adventure?

Climb a mighty cascade, enjoy afternoon tea in a lakeside cafe, and explore a lush fern garden.

A treat for kids and grown-ups alike, with world-famous marble runs to play on – and much more.

Escape into the calm of more than 100 miles of British moorlands on this coast-to-coast walkers’ trail.

In winter, warm up around the open fire – while summer is the time for rosé on the patio.

Discover the secrets of English wine, on a guided tour of this glorious family-run estate.

On tours and tastings, discover how Devon’s single malt whisky is grown, made and matured.

From beautiful Efford House to St Mary’s Church, how many movie locations can you spot?

Visit Dartmoor, which War Horse director Steven Spielberg praised for its ‘abundance of natural beauty’.

Full of artefacts and stories of life in the lock-up: from bloody riots and lethal weapons.

Surfing + beach + live music = an incredible summer weekend, on the golden sands of Croyde Bay.

Calling all sleuths! This annual literature and culture fiesta celebrates the legacy of Agatha Christie.

On 5 November, the streets fill with fire – for a remarkable traditional parade and bonfire.

From rock gigs and pop tribute acts, to Hollywood movies and stand-up comedy shows.

Classical choirs and award-winning orchestras perform alongside rock bands, soul singers and more.

Maybe you’ll see the Milky Way on an after-dark tour, or explore the stars with a telescope?

The park’s most spectacular camping spots include Ugborough Moor, Bellever Forest and Otter Vale.

It is always a thrill to ride this cliffside funicular, with its breathtaking views of the North Devon coast.

From grey seals and puffins, to kittiwakes and black rabbits: this isle is a wildlife lover’s paradise.

Explore the apiaries, get hands-on with the bees, and taste some spectacular local honey.

With its twisted oak trees and moss-covered rocks, this ancient forest feels like an enchanted land.

Maybe you’ll catch a stunning choral recital, or enjoy afternoon tea in the monastery-view restaurant?

Enjoy wildflower-strewn walking trails, picturesque picnic spots and a free English Heritage audio tour.

A charming location for picnics and nature walks, with free entry available all-year-round.

Most of the shops in this historic mall are independently owned, and champion locally made products.

For fresh food, unique crafts and pre-loved treasures, head to this bustling Victorian emporium.

These long-distance hiking and cycling routes weave through enchanting woodlands, moors and farmland.

Meet or even adopt a rare-breed Exmoor Pony at this charity located in the Exmoor National Park.

Hear the roar of lions, spot playful otters and cute capybaras as you explore this animal kingdom.

For a dive trip you’ll never forget, try an Easy Divers’ Lundy Island guided seal encounter.

A beautiful 18-acre arboretum and water garden with wildflower meadows and wonderful moorland views.