Guidebook for Modbury
Food Scene
The Dolphin inn in Kingston
The White Hart in Modbury
The Exeter inn in Modbury
The New inn at Moreleigh
The Old School House at Mothercombe
The Oystershack at St Anne’s Chapel
Riverfood, Totnes
The journeys end, Ringmore
Stylish pub and restaurant. An Old building which has been stylishly modernised. It is very short walking distance from the cottage.
6 locals recommend
The White Hart Inn
Stylish pub and restaurant. An Old building which has been stylishly modernised. It is very short walking distance from the cottage.
Lazy Cow
Serves delicious home-made salads and cakes, coffee and tea.
The Exeter Inn
32 Church St14th Century Inn. Wide range of beers and food.
The Modbury Inn
Brownston StreetFriendly local pub. Serves food.
Parks & Nature
Wonwell
An unspoilt estuary, fabulous for walking or swimming.
Trekking, riding, cycling, climbing or camping outdoors.
12 locals recommend
National Park Visitor Centre - Princetown
Tavistock RoadTrekking, riding, cycling, climbing or camping outdoors.
Salcombe
Beautiful sea-side town and beaches
Essentials
Opens early until 10pm. The local shops: butchers, bakers, and delicatessen all have excellent local produce.
9 locals recommend
Co-op Food - Modbury
Broad StreetOpens early until 10pm. The local shops: butchers, bakers, and delicatessen all have excellent local produce.
Shopping
Totnes
Open on Fridays. Lots of shabby chic shops and cafes.
Kingsbridge
A lovely town, cafes and shops and a beautiful estuary.
A very pretty yachting village on a secluded estuary. Newton Ferrers is across the water. Very picturesque setting with lovely old pubs.
29 locals recommend
Noss Mayo
A very pretty yachting village on a secluded estuary. Newton Ferrers is across the water. Very picturesque setting with lovely old pubs.
An iconic place with a large busy beach. There is a specially adapted tractor that takes you to the island when the tide is in. The Pilchard Inn is a 14th century pub. Agatha Christie wrote two novels based on the island and the Art Deco hotel.
64 locals recommend
Burgh Island Hotel
An iconic place with a large busy beach. There is a specially adapted tractor that takes you to the island when the tide is in. The Pilchard Inn is a 14th century pub. Agatha Christie wrote two novels based on the island and the Art Deco hotel.