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Sandy toes and salty lips at the seaside, the rugged beauty of a Dartmoor hike, soaking up the stories of the past? Whichever is your preference, Devon has it all and a lot more – the county has long been the preferred destination of great staycations. If you are looking for inspiration for your next Devon holiday then look no further. Browse our selection of Devon holiday lets and book today.

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Devon Holidays with Stay Ca

Home to some of the best beaches in the country such as Woolacombe and Bantham, Devon has attracted surf and sea lovers for generations. The county is awash with wonderful seaside destinations and it’s not just beaches. There’s beautiful harbours and wonderful coastal walks too. With both Dartmoor and Exmoor also nestled in the county, lovers of the rugged countryside will not be disappointed. Historic cities and towns are dotted around the county with plenty to see, from Exeter Cathedral and the Hoe in Plymouth to the quant village of Clovelly. The variety of options is amazing.

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