Salcombe Holiday Homes: Six Reasons Why Sailing Enthusiasts Opt To Stay

South Devon is home to idyllic Salcombe, a seaside town which is the favoured destination of many people who choose to return year after year to this charming spot.

Salcombe is particularly popular with sailing and boating enthusiasts, as the area boasts a number of stunning beaches and many sailing and boating activities. Regardless of budget or taste, there’s a wealth of Coast and Country Salcombe holiday homes for visitors to choose from.

Here are six reasons why Salcombe is the perfect holiday home destination for sailing enthusiasts:

1-There’s Something for Everyone

It’s not hard to see why Salcombe is highly sought after by sailing fanatics – boats of all descriptions are available for hire in Salcombe and many are available with or without instruction.

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Whether you are after a dingy or a yacht, there’s something on offer for everyone.

Powerboat fanatics should look no further than Salcombe Powerboat School who provide an array of courses for both novice and experienced users.

2-You Can Enjoy a Relaxing Day at Sea

Salcombe has many options for those people who prefer a quiet day on the water – boat trips including fishing trips and sightseeing tours are in plentiful supply.

The Salcombe Tourist Information Centre provides full information about all boating activities, so you can organise many boating related jaunts during your stay.

3-There’s a Host of Stunning Views

South Devon is renowned for its award-winning beaches and sandy coves which are perfect for taking to the water. Many overseas destinations would be hard pushed to rival the beauty of the golden sands and clear waters on offer in Salcombe. South Sands is just one of the picturesque beaches which boasts the internationally recognised blue flag status.

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4-You Won’t Go Hungry!

Everyone knows that being on the water can make people very hungry. Why not enjoy a tasty picnic during your jaunt on the water?

Salcombe has eateries to cater for all tastes and dietary requirements. There’s a host of cafes, delicatessens and restaurants offering tasty takeaway bites.

Those with a sweet tooth won’t be disappointed with traditional Devon cream teas or handmade fudge from the infamous Cranch’s Sweetshop. Savoury delights on offer include locally sourced seafood (of course!) and wholesome crab sandwiches.

5-You Can Meet Fellow Sailing Enthusiasts

Salcombe Yacht Club welcomes visitors and provides excellent facilities, including a family-friendly Clubhouse which has a grandstand view of the picturesque harbour and serves delicious hot and cold food.

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6-It’s Easy to Relax and Unwind in Style

After a day on the water, you’ll probably want to put your feet up and relax. Salcombe has a wide array of holiday homes which are ideal for families, friends and couples. Take your pick from a quaint shabby-chic style cottage or a high-end, ultra-modern pad – you’ll be spoilt for choice with what’s on offer.

Go on, take the plunge! Visit wonderful Salcombe and experience the nautical life for yourselves.

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