Mire Ln, Sidmouth EX10 0NU England

No trip to Sidmouth is complete without visiting The Donkey Sanctuary - a tranquil corner of the Jurassic Coast where hundreds of donkeys are all waiting to meet you. This free-to-visit, award-wining attraction has something special to offer, whether you’re looking for quality time with the kids, or somewhere calming to kick back with coffee and cake. Explore everything the sanctuary has to offer, from award-winning gardens and scenic coast path walks to engaging exhibits - there’s so much to explore with your own herd whatever the weather! Take sanctuary in the Taste of the West award-winning restaurant and enjoy fresh, local, seasonal produce while soaking in the unparalleled coast and country views. Browse the Gift Shop at leisure in the knowledge that every purchase goes towards helping donkeys in need. Packed with unique donkey-design items and souvenirs, you will find something for everyone. Open 365 days a year; entry and parking is free. Dogs on a lead are welcome.

Peak Hill Rd, Sidmouth EX10 8RZ England

Sidmouth EX10 8QL England

Salcombe Road, Sidmouth EX10 8PR England

4 Lower Brook Meadow Sidford, Sidmouth EX10 9PS England

Fun-filled activity sessions and guided walks with llamas on East Devon's spectacular Jurassic Coast

Hope Cottage Church Street, Sidmouth EX10 8LY England

Sidmouth Museum has a range of displays to suit the widest possible audience, from the Jurassic Coast to Lace, including archaeology, scientists and their inventions, early electronic gadget disply and much more. There are interactive digital displays of Sidmouth's History, with over 1500 images. NEW Geology, Biodiversity, Art and Lace Collections on interactive digital displays. Five guided walks every week, details can be found on our website. The Museum Bookshop has the largest selection of books on Sidmouth in Sidmouth.

Bedford Hotel Station Road, Sidmouth EX10 8RR England

A moderate 5.5 mile walk around Sidmouth, an attractive seaside town on the coast of East Devon. Situated where the River Sid meets the sea, it is flanked on both sides by high ridges which contain the town and give it its scenic backdrop. No stiles; the route climbs on the South West Coast Path from sea level to 200m/650ft at the ridge top, a long steady rather than steep climb.

Car Park Salcombe Hill, Sidmouth EX10 0NY England

This moderate 2.8 mile walk starts from Salcombe Hill, high above Sidmouth. You drop through woodland to the path beside the River Sid. At the seafront, a shingle ridge provides a buffer zone between the sea and town. Zigzag up the hill, above the towering red cliffs, to bring you up to a viewpoint with breathtaking views out over Lyme Bay and the famous cliffs of the Jurassic Coast.

Manor Road, Sidmouth EX10 8RP England

Church Street, Sidmouth EX10 8LG England

Salcombe Hill, Sidmouth EX10 0NY England

Sand, Sidbury, Sidmouth EX10 0QN England

Kennaway House Coburg Road, Sidmouth EX10 8NG England

Built in 1805, the year of Trafalgar, Kennaway House is a handsome Regency mansion standing in its own grounds at the heart of Sidmouth. The main Regency floor provides impressive gallery space for art and other exhibitions and is open to the public, free of charge, unless other events are using the facilities. The House can be hired for wedding ceremonies & receptions (up to 100 people), parties etc and hosts various adult classes including French, Art History, Art, Tai Chi, Meditation, etc. Go to our website for more detailed events and classes. Kennaway House Trust is a charity and relies on it's income to fund itself. We need all the support you can give!