Amanda's Guidebook
Food scene
Fantastic food - also lots of vegetarian options. Great Sunday lunch. It’s a steep walk up the hill but much easier coming back! Alternatively jump in the car. They don’t serve alcohol but you can take your own!
43 locals recommend
The canteen at maker heights
Fantastic food - also lots of vegetarian options. Great Sunday lunch. It’s a steep walk up the hill but much easier coming back! Alternatively jump in the car. They don’t serve alcohol but you can take your own!
Good food - lots of local sea food. Lovely for a drink outside on a summer’s evening
49 locals recommend
The Devonport Inn
The CleaveGood food - lots of local sea food. Lovely for a drink outside on a summer’s evening
The Halfway House Inn
Fore StreetGood gastro pub - just a stone’s throw from the house
Good home cooked food - best place to meet the locals! Live music at weekends
26 locals recommend
The Rising Sun
The GreenGood home cooked food - best place to meet the locals! Live music at weekends
Sightseeing
Whitsand Bay
Miles of glorious sand and great for surfers
The South West Coast Path runs right past the front door - put on your walking boots and enjoy the sea air and breathtaking scenery
12 locals recommend
South West Coast Path Association
Royal William RoadThe South West Coast Path runs right past the front door - put on your walking boots and enjoy the sea air and breathtaking scenery
When the Pilgrim Fathers sailed for America from Plymouth, this chapel was their last sight of England. An almost spiritual place - with amazing views - and don’t miss the wild ponies.
35 locals recommend
Rame Head
When the Pilgrim Fathers sailed for America from Plymouth, this chapel was their last sight of England. An almost spiritual place - with amazing views - and don’t miss the wild ponies.
Things to do
Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park
Take a trip on the ferry over to Plymouth’s Barbican. Numerous eateries and don’t miss a visit to the Mayflower Museum.
106 locals recommend
The Barbican
The BarbicanTake a trip on the ferry over to Plymouth’s Barbican. Numerous eateries and don’t miss a visit to the Mayflower Museum.
Antony House. Still lived in by the Carew family. Beautiful gardens and great tea room - Tim Burton’s version of Alice in Wonderland was filmed here in 2008.
52 locals recommend
National Trust Antony
Ferry LaneAntony House. Still lived in by the Carew family. Beautiful gardens and great tea room - Tim Burton’s version of Alice in Wonderland was filmed here in 2008.
Mayflower Museum
3-5 The BarbicanPlymouth City Museum & Art Gallery
Tavistock PlaceAdd a little culture to your holiday!