From surfing to chilli farms, there's lots to see and do in the wider Kingsbridge area. While in the town itself, there are plenty of opportunities to get on the water, whether it's stand-up paddleboarding, canoeing, sailing or taking an evening cruise on the Kingsbridge to Salcombe ferry Kingsbridge has an eclectic selection of independent shops and a whole host of intriguing antique shops, art galleries, and gift shops to explore. Cafes, pubs and restaurants line the town, serving the best local produce, including local craft beers, ales, cider, and even wine and gin. Known as a great walking town, you can explore the South West Coast Path and the South Devon AONB from Kingsbridge, and enjoy wonderful countryside views across the region. There are hundreds of walks to choose from across the local area.

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There are two main drop off points for groups visiting Kingsbridge, these can be found; Outside the Cookworthy Museum & Adjacent to the Kingsbridge Information Centre Free Coach parking is available in the Cattle Market car park.

Visit South Devon Group Travel Itinerary - Kingsbridge

Things to see and do for groups in Kingsbridge

For more information on group travel in Kingsbridge and the rest of South Devon please visit www.visitsouthdevon.co.uk/grouptravel

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If you love the hustle and bustle of a traditional English market town, you’ll love the South Devon estuary town of Kingsbridge. Situated in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Kingsbridge sits on the Kingsbridge Estuary and is surrounded by lush, green rolling countryside, making it a popular destination for walking and sailing all year round. Kingsbridge is a great place to base yourself during a holiday for exploring South Devon beaches, the South West Coast Path and nearby towns and villages.

Kingsbridge Information Centre The first stop for any group arriving into the town should be the Kingsbridge Information Centre. Sitting conveniently on the Town Square, accessible and award-winning, their aim is to make you feel like a local. Happy to recommend places to eat and things to do, the I nformation Centre also stocks souvenirs and gifts including locally made food and drink. Pop in for a free map of the town and advice on how to make the most of your time in the South Hams.

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For more information on group travel in Kingsbridge and the rest of South Devon please visit www.visitsouthdevon.co.uk/grouptravel

Things to Do for Groups Kingsbridge Cookworthy Museum www.kingsbridgemuseum.org.uk Salcombe brewery Company – Brewery tours www.salcombebrewery.com South Devon Chilli Farm www.southdevonchillifarm.co.uk Salcombe Gin – Create your own gin masterclasses www.salcombegin.com Local Walking tours South West Coast Path Accommodation for Groups • Gara Rock www.gararock.com (30 rooms and suites) Thurlestone Hotel www.thurlestone.co.uk (65 rooms and suites) Salcombe Harbour Hotel and Spa www.harbourhotels.co.uk/salcombe (50 rooms) The Cottage Hotel www.hopecove.com

Key Events in Kingsbridge for groups No matter what time of year you visit Kingsbridge there are plenty of local events to choose from. Some of the highlights include the Kingsbridge Food and Music Festival in May, Kingsbridge Fair Week in July, the Kingsbridge Show and Vintage Bus Running Day in September, and Kingsbridge Celebrates Christmas in December.