If your idea of a fantastic day out is to take in some classical music in wonderful surroundings and then finish it all off in a country pub or restaurant, then the Two Moors Festival could be just what you are looking for.

Two Moors Festival – classical in every sense of the word

The Two Moors Festival is held on Dartmoor and Exmoor and lasts for a full 12 days from the middle of October. This popular festival consists of a series of classical and alternative concerts in some of the most amazing settings in Devon.

Check out the top names of musicians and bands who entertain at the Two Moors Festival with everything from percussion to chamber music recitals.

This could be described as a couch potatoes worst nightmare but for everyone else it is the opportunity to go on various walks in the most beautiful scenery imaginable

Boot up for the Fal River Autumn Walking Festival

Festivals and events which take place all over the UK are usually associated with music, entertainment or food and drink but in the Fal River Autumn Walking Festival the beauty of the Fal River and its surroundings provides plenty of entertainment.

Why not consider an autumn break in Cornwall and join in this invigorating collection of walks which include strolls around Truro and more challenging hikes?

Combine the stunning beauty of Calstock Village with a group of villages who are passionate about jazz and blues music, the result is a festival unlike any other you may have attended.

Cornwall sings the blues at the Calstock Jazz and Blues Festival

The small riverside town of Calstock livens up each October when it hosts the Calstock Jazz and Blues Festival. Workshops, concerts and events take over the town, including in the historic waterfront pubs, old chapel and the village hall.

Rent a charming holiday cottage in southeast Cornwall and plan to attend this fun event. You can even get there by train or by boat from Plymouth Hoe!

Fans of Agatha Christie thrillers will no doubt be interested to know that they can visit many of the author’s favourite haunts in and around Torquay. Watch a play, attend the Agatha Christie Festival, stroll the Princess Gardens, follow the Literary Trail and visit many of the places that Christie used as settings for her novels.

Agatha Christie’s Devon

Fans of Agatha Christie thrillers will no doubt be interested to know that they can visit many of the author’s favourite haunts in and around Torquay. Watch a play, attend the Agatha Christie Festival, stroll the Princess Gardens, follow the Literary Trail and visit many of the places that Christie used as settings for her novels. The climax of any visit for Agatha Christie fans will be a visit to her former home, Greenway, now managed by the National Trust.

Book a holiday apartment in Torquay as a base for a “thrilling” holiday retracing the favourite haunts of Agatha Christie.

The Looe music Festival may be a relatively new addition to the festival calender but as anyone who has already experienced it will readily admit to it being very special indeed!

Summer lingers on with the Looe Music Festival

Enjoy the last lingering days of summer by attending the Looe Music Festival in Southeast Cornwall. Five stages host 90 acts over the 3-day weekend event in September with excellent headline acts including top bands from the past, present and future.

Get the lowdown on how to get to Looe Music Festival and what to expect by reading on.

Many attractions in Devon remain the same from one season to the next, but we suggest some new places to consider which are more off the beaten track.

Devon attractions off the beaten track

Many visitors enjoying a holiday in Devon are carrying on a family tradition that stretches back for several generations. The area is perfect for an additional holiday or short break to recapture childhood memories. Many attractions remain the same from one season to the next, but we suggest some new places to consider which are more off the beaten track.

Book a holiday cottage in Devon, and start your own family tradition!

Cornwall may have a rainy day or two, but visitors should view them as an opportunity to get off the beach and enjoy some of the many undercover attractions on offer.

Things to do on a rainy day in Cornwall

Even paradise gets a few showery days now and then, if only to keep its beautiful gardens blooming, and Cornwall is just the same. Although it is in its own microcosm climate-wise, Cornwall may have a rainy day or two, but visitors should view them as an opportunity to get off the beach and enjoy some of the many undercover attractions on offer.

Book a holiday cottage in Cornwall and discover how many things there are to see and do even on a rainy day.

Cornwall's amazing range of natural habitats, from beaches and dunes to moorland heath, makes it home to a wide variety of birds, flowers and animals, including many rare or endangered species.

Take time out to discover Cornwall’s unspoilt nature reserves

Cornwall’s amazing range of natural habitats, from beaches and dunes to moorland heath, makes it home to a wide variety of birds, flowers and animals, including many rare or endangered species. Nature reserves make a great resource for walkers, photographers, bird watchers and nature lovers to enjoy a peaceful day out.

Choose a holiday cottage in Cornwall close to one of these nature reserves for a memorable holiday with nature.

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