Places to Visit in South Devon

South Devon is one of the most popular touristPony Centre adds a less exotic, but still adorable,
destinations in the UK, and there are a number ofanimal to the menagerie available in South Devon,
reasons for this. The first is undoubtedly theand the Shaldon Wildlife Trust has monkeys.
weather, as, being further to the south, it tendsHowever, some people may be less interested in
to enjoy warmer weather, more sunshine andlooking at monkeys, and more interested in acting
less cold winds and rain. As for the second, it maylike them, which is where Go Ape! comes in.
well be the sheer amount of things that there areVisitors can climb trees and walk across rope
to do in South Devon. Families with members ofbridges between their branches, and even from
all ages will be able to enjoy themselves in atree to tree. Zip slides, rope swings and climbing
variety of locations all around the area. Whetherropes complete the jungle experience. Parents
there are people who enjoy walking, playing in thedon't have to worry, as all safety equipment is
sea, seeing animals, fishing, adventure activities, orrigorously checked.
a whole host of other things, there'll be somethingFor those that enjoy a quieter life, South Devon
to satisfy them in South Devon.also has a large amount of historical houses to
The first thing to look at is the number of wildlifevisit, including Torre Abbey. A day spent
parks, animal sanctuaries and zoos in the area.wandering around places like these and learning
Paignton Zoo may well be the first thing thatabout how the people who used to occupy them
springs to mind for a lot of people, and it's littlelived is sure to prove fascinating.
wonder. This zoo is constantly striving to improveAlternatively, there are the beaches. South Devon
the opportunities it offers to visitors, and ishas some wonderful coastline, and not partaking
recognised world wide for some of itsof it whilst on a holiday there would be near
achievements. There is also the Living Coast,criminal. Surfing, kiting, building sand castles or sun
which aims to show visitors some of the delightfulbathing are all perfectly legitimate uses of your
wildlife of the region, including puffins, seals andtime whilst you're on a South Devon beach, and
wading birds, as well as some animals which aren'tthere are plenty of different beaches to make
native, but can make excellent use of the coast'suse of, one for every taste.
none-the-less, such as penguins. The Miniature